Washington, District of Columbia · 3 holes
East Potomac Practice Holes
6 acres · 5–7 ft
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Not enough mapped for a scorecard
OpenStreetMap has the boundary of East Potomac Practice Holes and 3 hole lines, which are on the map above, but too few of them are numbered or end at a drawn green to build a scorecard (that takes at least nine numbered holes, with greens on most of them). The aerial view is the real property.Anyone can add the holes on OpenStreetMap; this page picks them up at the next data refresh.
- Property
- 6 acres
- Elevation
- 5–7 ft
Courses within 40 miles
- East Potomac Red CourseHole by hole
Washington, District of Columbia · 0.1 mi
9 holes · par 27 · 1,281 yd
7 bunkers · 11 ft of climb
- East Potomac Blue CourseHole by hole
Washington, District of Columbia · 0.4 mi
18 holes · par 72 · 6,315 yd
26 bunkers · 58 ft of climb
- East Potomac White CourseHole by hole
Washington, District of Columbia · 0.4 mi
9 holes · par 33 · 2,445 yd
14 bunkers · 34 ft of climb
- Army Navy Country Club, course 1 of 3Hole by hole
near Alexandria, Virginia · 3.1 mi
9 holes · par 35 · 3,118 yd
27 bunkers · 190 ft of climb
- Army Navy Country Club, course 2 of 3Hole by hole
near Alexandria, Virginia · 3.1 mi
9 holes · par 36 · 3,350 yd
31 bunkers · water on 2 · 200 ft of climb
- Army Navy Country Club, course 3 of 3Hole by hole
near Alexandria, Virginia · 3.1 mi
9 holes · 3,183 yd
25 bunkers · water on 2 · 191 ft of climb
- Langston Golf CourseHole by hole
Washington, District of Columbia · 3.7 mi
18 holes · par 72 · 6,273 yd
42 bunkers · 141 ft of climb
- U.S. Soldiers' and Airmen's Home Golf CourseHole by hole
Washington, District of Columbia · 4.3 mi
9 holes · par 35 · 2,534 yd · Private
2 bunkers · water on 2 · 97 ft of climb
About this page's data
Geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), extract of October 15, 2026 — this course on OpenStreetMap. Elevation from USGS 3DEP via AWS Terrain Tiles; imagery USGS The National Map and USDA NAIP. Course ratings, slope, green fees and conditions are not on this site because no open source publishes them. How each number is measured · Report a problem