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Kissena Park Golf Course

Address: Kissena Park Golf Course, 165-14 Booth Memorial Ave., Flushing NY 11365 Map and Directions

Phone: 718-939-4594

Reservations: 718-939-4594 or Kissena Park Golf Course

Yardage: 4,665/4,389/4,087

Par: 64

Rating: 62.2/104; 61.4/102; 62.8/100

Architect: John Van Kleek (1933) Redesign: Stephen Kay (19XX)

Management: Global Golf Corp.

Manager: John Graziano

Teaching Professional: Young Chung

Superintendent: Vacant

Kissena Park Golf Course - © New York City Department of Parks and Recreation Description: The Kissena Golf Course is on the eastern side of Kissena Park. Although a short course, it features some tight holes and several sneaky hills. Always seems to play harder than most people imagine. Notice the beautiful views of Manhattan. Course has undergone several improvements in past years. They say that the 11th tee is the highest elevation point in Queens. This offers a beautiful view of Manhattan.

Directions: Long Island Expressway to exit 24 (Kissena Blvd). Go north to Booth Memorial Avenue, and make a right. Go past 164th Street, and the course will be on your left.

Mass Transit: J or Z train to Woodhaven Blvd. then Q 11 or Q 53 bus.

Parking: Parking in small lot for $2. Free street parking on Booth Memorial Drive.

Course Review and Favorite Hole

Have you played Kissena Park Golf Course? If so why not drop us a line telling us about your favorite hole or the course and we will write your comments on this page.

Our favorite hole: Hole #9, a 184 yard par 3, probably the hardest in New York. This up hill elevated green will really test your skill.

Comments on: Have you played Kissena Park Golf Course?

By: barry

This has been described as a "short but challenging" course which is most definitely true. The ninth hole is a bear and nothing less than a perfect shot will get you on top. The second hole is a dogleg right also up the same hill with a two tiered green. Another toughie. There are lots of woods on this course and lots of places to lose a ball. The 17th hole is also very challenging because, while not long, it does slope downhill from left to right and it is a tough to find a place to put your ball. This past summer the greens were in magnificent shape due to the dedication of one guy who walked around fixing them at the end of the day. Worth a stop off on your way out to Long Island for sure.

By: Kevin

Played Kissena Last week and was very pleased with the course conditions. New management is doing a great job. Greens are the best in NYC. Definitely my favorite course in Queens. A little short but it's great to finish a round in under 4 hours.