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Eisenhower Park — Red CoursePhoto: p q via Google
Long Island

Eisenhower Park — Red Course

Devereaux Emmet (1914)

★ 3.9(9)$public

Holes

18

Par

72

Yards

—

Peak Fee

$

About

Eisenhower Park's Red Course sits within Nassau County's flagship municipal golf complex in East Meadow, Long Island, roughly 25 miles east of Manhattan. Designed by Devereaux Emmet and opened in 1914, the property shares grounds with the White and Blue courses and operates as one of the more historically significant public golf facilities in the New York metropolitan region. The Red Course served as the site of the 1926 PGA Championship, won by Walter Hagen. An 18-hole, par-72 public layout, it carries a budget price point ($) with open public access.

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Location

Park Blvd, East Meadow, NY 11554, USA

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