The golf courses at East Potomac Park, Langston and Rock Creek – all part of our National Parks, were created to provide a space for sport and leisure. We offer 9- and 18-hole golf courses including a the Play DC Golf Academy, driving ranges, mini golf, foot golf, food outlets, club fitting, club repair, and more! We’re also here for golf outings, celebratory events, and we provide professional instruction at all levels.
East Potomac Golf Course (Also known as Hains Point Golf Course) is located on the Hains Point Island on the Potomac River in Washington, D.C. It’s home to the Nation’s first Cherry Blossoms. East Potomac offers two 9-hole courses (Par 27 & Par 36), one 18-hole (Par 72), and three Practice Holes along with a heated, covered and lighted Driving Range, Miniature Golf, and The Potomac Grille. There are plenty of award-winning golf courses in the DMV, with luxury amenities and private memberships. But sometimes what you want most is to have fun. East Potomac Golf Course is one of the most fun golf courses in the area. They frequently have entertaining events like “Nine and Wine,” “Play With a Pro,” workshops, celebrations and more. With the Washington Monument in the background, this historic golf course is a favorite in D.C.
The golf courses at East Potomac Park, Langston and Rock Creek – all part of our National Parks, were created to provide a space for sport and leisure. We offer 9- and 18-hole golf courses including a the Play DC Golf Academy, driving ranges, mini golf, foot golf, food outlets, club fitting, club repair, and more! We’re also here for golf outings, celebratory events, and we provide professional instruction at all levels. No Washington-area course has a clientele as diverse as this relaxed, inexpensive, minimally maintained National Park Service municipal course. Set on a man-made island in the Potomac River, East Potomac Golf Course’s allure is its unique location. Cool views of the river, Washington Monument, D.C. Waterfront, Fort McNair and Reagan National are the redeeming features and why private developers have long attempted to acquire East Potomac and bring it to its enormous potential.
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