Mosholu Golf Course

Mosholu Golf Course was one of the first public golf courses in the U.S. when it was built in 1914 near Van Cortland Park by architect John Van Kleek. Mosholu Golf Course underwent a full golf course renovation in the early 2000’s from golf course architects Stephen Kay and Doug Smith. In addition to the 9-hole, par 32 golf course, the facility includes a 10,000-square-foot putting and chipping green with exciting plans in the future for a 50-bay driving range and large clubhouse – the driving range and clubhouse plans would make Mosholu one of the premier player development destinations in the country.  

Mosholu is also a proud home of a First Tee – Metropolitan New York campus.