Douglaston Park

Douglaston Park is an 18-hole golf course in Queens set across rolling terrain with mature trees and natural landscape features. The fairways wind through the grounds, creating distinct playing areas for golfers of different abilities.

The course opened in 1927 as Queens neighborhoods transformed from private estates into public recreational spaces. This shift marked the beginning of modern golf in this area of the city.

The park serves as a gathering place where neighbors meet year-round for friendly rounds, tournaments, and seasonal festivities. The Spanish Revival clubhouse gives the grounds a distinctive character that feels like part of local life.

The course offers multiple tee positions to suit players of different skill levels and abilities. Visitors should plan their visit ahead and familiarize themselves with basic course guidelines for the best experience.

The course features challenging conditions shaped by its rolling hills and water hazards that require thoughtful shot selection. Players often discover during their round how the natural terrain affects their game more than expected.