Rockland Lake State Park Championship Golf C

About Rockland Lake State Park Championship Golf C

This is the regulation 18 at Rockland Lake, a New York State Parks course. David W. Gordon designed it in 1969, and it's a par 72 of 6,864 yards from the back tees. State Parks' own description is the thing to know: the fairways slope and are very narrow, and the greens have subtle breaks, so it plays tighter than a park course usually does. Next door is an 18-hole par-3 Executive course played off mats, and the big course has a driving range and a clubhouse snack bar.

The park sits on a ridge of Hook Mountain above the west bank of the Hudson, and it has a past. From 1831 the Knickerbocker Ice Company cut ice on Rockland Lake and shipped it to New York, and the lake became known as the Icehouse of New York City. The company closed in 1924, and the Palisades Interstate Park system started turning the area into a state park in 1958.

It's one of 2 courses in Congers on Yoink, and Rockland Lake State Park Executive Golf Cour is practically next door — handy when your first choice is booked solid.

Booking a tee time at Rockland Lake State Park Championship Golf C

State Parks says reservations are the preferred way to get a tee time, and there's no longer a reservation fee.

Booking window and green fees at Rockland Lake State Park Championship Golf C

Booking window. On the online tee sheet Yoink reads, each new day's tee times appear 6 days ahead just after midnight. That held on 17 of the 17 new days we tracked (Sep 22 to Oct 19, 2026). Residents, members or cardholders may be able to book earlier, so check the course's own policy.

Green fees. For 18 holes, most tee times on the booking page were listed at $35 to $42, and the middle price was $35. That's from 1,017 tee times dated Oct 2 to 25, 2026. Prices change with the season, the day and the time, and can differ for residents. Whether a cart is included depends on the course.

How to get a tee time at Rockland Lake State Park Championship Golf C