Marine Park Golf Course

Marine Park has done a great job keeping up their course this summer. While many of the other NYC golf courses have deteriorated due to Covid cutbacks, Marine park has somehow improved the quality of their course. Pace of play has been great this year and the conditions are the best in the city. It's not a private course, so keep your expectation in check, but I have no complaints.

It's one of the few courses with a driving range to warm up (irons only, but you'll have plenty of long drives out on the course). I can't wait until they get the chipping and putting areas open again when the Covid restrictions are lifted. There are also some upgrades going on out on the course, and they're investing in the future of the course, which is nice to see.

Be prepared to book weekend tee times a week in advance; this place books up quick and for good reason.

The weather was perfect and the condition was great. Staffs were friendly and welcoming.

Windy, seems to die down towards afternoon, overall pretty good

Marine park does not disappoints. Course is amazing. Great layout. Green are a bit fast but in great condition. Great day out today. Fairways are great as well. All in all great course.

Best public course in 5 boros. Excellent condition, extremely friendly staff, wonderful course conditions, and fairly priced.

Very happy. If you know the place it’s as good as can be right now. Greens fast and true (a little beat up at the end of summer but no issues). Snacks food and bar great for a takeout at halfway or out on the terrace after. Usual patches on fairways and waste areas but actually as good as I’ve seen it- more grass than ever. COVID set up is good - pre pay and go straight to the starter. I’ll be playing again before winter for sure 10/10

NYC golfers would say that an award for best-run NYC muni would be a 16-way tie for last. Marine Park has stepped up its game over the past few years and is in a class of its own.

Staff is friendly/quirky/fun/efficient. Your reserved tee time is the time you will be hitting the ball on the first tee. If you're going to see a ranger on any NYC course, it will be here.

If you are lucky you will get paired up with some old-timers who know the course like the backs of their hands. The clientele reflects the diversity of NYC more so than any course I've played.

This is a good course for walkers. It has been transformed from a flat, run-of the mill course, to a beautiful layout. Additional earth was sculpted into the course enhancing the original Robert Trent Jones design. New mounds and restored native fescues line many holes. A new white-sand waste bunker runs along the right side of the 3rd hole, replacing crabgrass, rocks, and broken glass. It appears that another similar area on the back-9 is being addressed.

Pace of play is good by NYC standards. The only downside is congestion on the Belt Parkway.

You tee off at the time you reserved. Pace of play is excellent and staff is courteous. Great place

Awesome municipal golf experience in the city of New York. The course is a great linksy sort of layout and challenges are mostly due to raised greens on approaches and pretty.interesting undulating greens. The greens roll smooth even tho they look a little funky - nice speed. They could speed these up really fast for a tournament but nobody would be able tp play the course - challenging fun reads.

The facilities are far from luxurious but this is a public golf facility with priorities straight - the course is is highly playable quality condition. Super glad I played it again after a 15 year hiatus and I can't wait to go back now that i know the greens better

Most of the NYC courses are in terrible shape right now, but Marine Park is playing very nicely. The fairways have the occasional rough spot but are for the most part in good condition - there are many good lies to be had, both in the fairway and in the first cut. The greens are rolling firm but fair; if you leave yourself a downhill putt, you're in trouble but that's on you. Most of the sandtraps are in fair condition too, which isn't true of almost any other course in the city. I'd play it once a week if I could