Brooklyn, NY tee times

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Golfing in Brooklyn, New York has a rich heritage of some of the most sought after courses, players, and course architects. Popular courses for Brooklyn tee times include the Dyker Beach Golf Course, the Marine Park Golf Course, and Prospect Park. Some of the more iconic golfers from the area include Calvin Peete, Lee Elder, and M.L. Lewis, while some of the most well-known course architects include A.W. Tillinghast and Tom Bendelow. The Dyker Beach Golf Course is a member of the Audubon International Cooperative sanctuary program. The 18-hole course, designed by A.W. Tillinghast, has hosted the Senior PGA Tour, the US Open qualifying tournament, and the Metropolitan Amateur. The Marine Park Golf Course is an 18-hole course that is recognized by the USGA. The course was designed by Tom Bendelow and has hosted the New York City Amateur, the Met Open, and the Met PGA. Prospect Park is a 9-hole course that is the second oldest in the United States. It opened in 1895 and was designed by Tom Bendelow. It has hosted the US Amateur Championship and the US Open Qualifying Tournament. Brooklyn is also home to some of the most iconic moments in golf. In 1975, Calvin Peete became the first African American to win the Greater Hartford Open, while Lee Elder became the first African American to play in the Masters in 1975. With its rich history and great courses, Brooklyn is a great place for golfers of all levels. There are a variety of public courses with Brooklyn tee times available, as well as courses designed by some of the most famous architects. Brooklyn also has some of the most iconic moments in golf history, making it a great destination for a golf getaway.