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Port Washington sits on a Long Island Sound peninsula in Nassau County, where the North Shore's mix of old money, yacht clubs, and dense suburban development leaves precious little room for golf. An 18-hole layout reaching a par of 62 in a place like this is a practical answer to a real constraint — a course that lets residents actually play the game without committing half a day or driving out toward the Island's more spacious eastern reaches.
A par-62 format typically leans heavily on short par 4s and a full complement of par 3s, which tends to reward precision and course management over raw power. That kind of design can sharpen an iron game considerably, and it's rarely as simple as the scorecard suggests — short holes have a way of exposing weaknesses that length conveniently masks.
Port Washington's North Shore setting means the course likely plays through the kind of mature, tree-lined terrain the Gold Coast is known for, where the foliage turns dramatically in fall and even a modest layout feels rooted in something older than the game's modern era.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Green · men | 3,336 | 59.6 | 95 | 62 |
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