Clearview Park Golf Course

Course plays slow and was very crowded on a Monday. Course itself is pretty boring but has some great views of the Throggs Neck Bridge. Tee boxes were bare, fairways dry but in good shape. Greens were soft and green. Too many unrepaired ball marks. Hard pan around most greens. A decent "muni" with easy access to CitiField to catch a Mets game after a round. Fair value.

Average NYC public golf course , 5 1/2 hrs to play, teed off at 6:30AM, stuck behind a 5-some, waited on every tee box, not fun.
Greens airated, very slow & bumpy.

Won't go to this course again, the staff in Pro shop is not friendly at all.

I was paired up with a beginner so ended up search for balls and the pace was slow! The fairways were in good+ condition but the greens were rough... no one repaired their divots and foot indentation made the ball bounce everywhere.

The course is forgiving and generally well maintained. Slow play is not unusual. Food in clubhouse is very good if you like comfort food. Starter and rangers are friendly and helpful.

We played at a 4 hours and a half pace, really good pace for a Sunday morning.

Tee time was 9:24, we didn't tee off until 9:55. First three holes you had two foursomes waitin on each tee box to tee off. Opened up a bit after that. Tee boxes were in need of repair, fairways and greens were in pretty good shape. Need to take out the rocks from some if the traps. Overall not too bad but they need to spread the tee times out a bit to not get everyone so backed up.

I enjoyed playing Clearview Park. It was easy to get to. The layout is very straightforward and the greens are in decent shape. It was a slow round but that can be expected for a Saturday afternoon.

Had a great time. Played with my brother-in-law and 2 local friends. Pace is a bit slow. Could be improved by having more rangers on the course. Hole locations are a bit too tricky to find and sometimes confusing.

Not a very challenging course but definitely one of the nicest city courses out there. The course was in great shape, and the $23 round want bad either. However the pace was terrible, took me 4.5 hours for a twilight round. Found myself waiting sometimes 10 minutes at multiple holes, even though there were marshals on the course.

Clearview is one of the better city courses. But that also means it can be busy and quite slow. The course has some length and is user friendly. No real traps to speak of. Bunkers are few and not too sandy (unfortunately) and no real water in play. So if you live in the city and want a conveniently located game this us a good and reasonably priced choice.

The folks in the pro shop weren't kind or helpful. The course is very easy and forgiving. Overall was a too expensive for the experience.

The round played slow, round finished in just over 5 hours, 1 tee box was closed but the round was enjoyable overall. Course looked to be in pretty good shape. I would definitely play again.

All the holes are pretty straight, very little turns. It's early in the year, so the course looks beautiful

I've been playing Clearview for about 7 years now (since I've lived in NYC), and the course has been in the best shape I've seen thus far. The greens were in great shape, and were cut to be challenging and tricky. The pace of play was under 5 hours, which has never happened to me before on an NYC public course. The fairways were in great shape as well. They also have a grill setup between holes 7, 12 and 13, which is perfect if you want to bypass the clubhouse at the turn.

I have played this course many times, but this day really impressed me. The greens were in pristine condition and rolled far better than I recall them doing here.
Someone on staff has really stepped up their game and has made this course better than it's been!

Forgiving wide fairways, pretty straight course. You can get frustrated when the greens have divots all over them. But overall, it's a nice course to walk and play.

This course has comfortble atmosphere, great conditions, and friendly staff, it's worth to play at here next time.

This course is a very good NYC muni course. It is long enough to let you use every club in your bag. It is also a forgiving course, except if you're playing against the fence. This is also a very crowded course, peak times usually result in a 5 hour or more round. Mid summer late afternoon rounds a very enjoyable with great sunset views of the Throggs Neck bridge.

Great time of year to play but there were too many leaves to hide your ball - hit a few in the middle of the fairway but lucky to find it when you get to it. I even lost a few from the fairway as tons of leaves are blown by the wind. Someone needs to be out there blowing them - Oh, there was the 7th green with fallen acorns all over the green. Why can't someone tend the green and clear it at intervals.