Public · 18 holes
Eisenhower Park Golf (Blue)
East Meadow, NY
East Meadow, NY
1899 Hempstead Turnpike, East Meadow, NY 11590
About this course
The Blue Course is one of three 18-hole courses at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow, New York, a large Nassau County park on Long Island. The course is flat and relatively forgiving, with elevated greens and paired par-3 holes that help keep play moving.
It was designed in 1951 by Robert Trent Jones, one of the most prolific American golf architects of the twentieth century, and shares many design traits with the neighboring White Course. Fairway bunkers and greenside traps are the main defenses on a course that favors long, straight hitters.
As a Nassau County-operated facility, the Blue Course is open to the public year round, weather permitting, with tee times available for county residents and visitors. A new irrigation system has been installed as part of ongoing course improvements.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mid-Atlantic
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,228
Established
1951
LooperScore
71.7
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Design & architects
- Robert Trent Jones, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Eisenhower Park Golf (Blue), by true distance.
Eisenhower Park Golf - Red Course
East Meadow, NY · 0.9 mi away
Nassau County's flagship municipal layout: RTJ Sr. parkland golf at a public price.
Bethpage State Park - Black Course
Farmingdale, NY · 6.1 mi away
The most decorated public course in America: three major championships and counting.
Bethpage State Park - Red Course
Farmingdale, NY · 6.1 mi away
Tillinghast's more approachable sibling to the Black: still among NY's best public layouts.
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