Eisenhower Park Golf Club

The blue and white courses are dog tracks. Nothing to write home about and simple designs. The red course is great though. Excellent design and really well kept. Few holes have newer greens that still need to mature. Overall one of the better public courses on long island.

Blue course was in nice shape on 5/28. Greens and fairways were in good repair. Some of the tee boxes needed some TLC and all of the bunkers need maintenance - and sand!

I played nine holes today and it took a combine of three hours to get through nine holes because they decide to book 5 different grouod in five minutes worth of teetimes. At one point there is five different groups on one hole and I tried calling the range to ask if he can separate or maybe get them moving and they never came terrible golf course that’s overpriced wouldn’t recommend

The Red Course was an abomination today. Every green is ruined with fungus and is all patchy. They don’t even warn you about this and don’t even warn you about the 2 temporary greens on the fairways of holes 7 and 8. What a joke. The snack stand hasn’t been open for years and they don’t leave any water out for the elderly that play . I’m a resident and I’m not coming back

Summer 2017, it was in really good shape. Waits vary depending on time of day. Food and beverage are lack luster at best. Bring food. Fresh bunkers on White Course. Greens are nice. Motor carts are always new.

Played the white yesterday and the green keeper has the fairways and greens in excellent! Front 9 a little noisy, but once you hit 7 it goes into pristine country club mode!😁😁😁 Great golf course for the money! Biggest surprise of the fall! Highly recommend!

Great public tracks located in central Nassau County. Affordable greens fees with a range of difficulty (Blue - easiest, white - intermediate, red - challenging) for all levels. Can be a slow round so be prepared for 5 hours.

I've played all three courses several times. The blue course is the easiest of the three, but with that being said, it usually has the longest waits at the tee boxes. White is littered with pot bunkers all over the place which can be a real challenge, and a bit different from most local public courses. The red is long, and you need to play smart with good course management or hit deep and accurate. The GPS assisted carts on the red course can be helpful, but too often than not they seem to get stuck in areas that are deemed undrivable, and you're forced to reverse a few million feet before you…

My first hole in one! Date: 01/02/2022 Hole #: 17 (left twin) Par: 3 Ball: TaylorMade, Distance + Hi-Visibility Yellow, #3 Club: Pitching Wedge, Callaway Rogue X, CF 18 Club shaft: Aldila Synergy 60 IR, Stiff Flex Flight mates: 1.) Steven Bason 2.) Brian Bason 3.) Jordan Ralue

The course has three layouts, all well-maintained. The Red course, in particular, offers a good distance and is fun to play. However, if you're not a Long Island resident, the price can be high, and securing a reservation is difficult. Even with waiting in line early in the morning, you usually end up waiting 2-3 hours before you can play, which is why I often look for other golf courses.

Red course is bad the green are not good I don’t know who in charge of the green but they don’t know what they doing they look dead and the fairway are always dirty and there always a guy in a white car driving around when going into the next hole it just not a place to go never coming back

Very good public courses. Greens are in excellent condition. Just remember to fix your divots!!!!