Glen Oaks Club (White/Blue)

About the club

The 27-hole facility at Glen Oaks was originally designed by Joe Finger in 1971, and over the past decade, a significant renovation was overseen by director of grounds Craig Currier, the former superintendent at Bethpage who helped transform the Black before the 2002 U.S. Open, and Joel Weiman of McDonald and Sons. Fairways were significantly widened, creating the ability for shared fairways on hole Nos. 5 and 11, 8 and 13 and 14 and 18. Despite the widening of the golf course, there is still plenty of challenge available for golfers. Several holes have green sites protected by ponds, and the ones that don’t have plenty of bunkers, where balls can easily find their way into.