972 Ohio Drive,
Washington, District of Columbia (DC) 20024
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+1 (202) 554 7660Pro shop
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Tim Krebs (PGA, General Mgr & Teaching Professional).Academy
GolfDC Academy at East PotomacThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Relatively flat terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Riverside. The courses are on an island (Hains Point) in the Potomac River, but without direct riverside holes and very limited river views.
Designer:
Walter Travis
Above distances are for the Blue course. Also at East Potomac is the 9-hole par-33 White course (2420 yds from men's tees) and the 9-hole par-27 Red course (1142 yds from men's tees).
38.875524
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2 mi S of Washington, DC (The White House).
East Potomac
East Potomac Golf Course is a busy and good quality layout, popular with local golfers. It is also the closest golf course to the White House and Capitol Hill, and sits on a peninsula of land, flanked by the Potomac River on one side and the River's Washington Channel on the other.
The 18-hole, tree-lined and open parkland Blue course (as distinct from the nine-hole White and Red courses), contains a variety of attractive holes and pleasant features, which should provide an enjoyable test of golf at a generally affordable rate.
The White course is a nine-hole Executive course, comprising par 3s and par 4s that will challenge new and experienced golfers alike. The Red course is a 9-hole course of all par-3 holes.
Public course - visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Walking permitted. Golf carts available to rent.
Good (2-tier driving range).
East Potomac has been recognized by Audubon International as a Cooperative Sanctuary course.
550 C Street S.W., Washington, DC 20024
+1 (202) 479 4000
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East Potomac
Congressional CC (private); TPC Potomac (private).
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