BETHPAGE GREEN
By: A. W. Tillinghast (1935) Devereux Emmet (1923)
Since its establishment in 1936, Bethpage State Park has been a cornerstone of golfing heritage, evolving over decades to become a hub for golf enthusiasts. Among its distinguished courses, the Green Course stands out, originally designed by the renowned architect Devereux Emmet. The 1960s witnessed a transformative redesign led by acclaimed architect Alfred Tull, resulting in the challenging yet immensely enjoyable layout that golfers relish today.
Solidifying its status as a local favorite, Bethpage Green a miniature Black course their first holes side by side dog right. Many holes are pretty similar just shorter. Challenging wide fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and undulating greens consistently test the skills of the golfers, contributing to its lasting legacy, a Local Favorite in the first People’s Country Club. Designed with inclusivity in mind, Bethpage Green offers a forgiving and approachable layout. Tailored to cater to golfers of varying skill levels, the Green Course ensures an inclusive experience for both beginners and seasoned players. This characteristic makes it an ideal destination for those new to the game or individuals seeking a relaxed round with friends and family.
Course Information
Bethpage embraces the public, offering an opportunity for golf enthusiasts of all skill levels to experience a world-class course. The availability of tee times through an efficient online reservation system enhances accessibility, allowing golfers to plan and enjoy their rounds conveniently.
Course Yardage:
Par: 71
Length: 6378
Course rating: 70.2
Slope rating: 129
Greens: Poa annua
Fairways: Ryegrass
