El Dorado Park Golf Course

Overview

Long Beach's longest municipal course, opened in 1962 in El Dorado Regional Park and re-routed by Ted Robinson Sr. when the clubhouse was built in 1964. Roughly 1,500 mature trees line the fairways, bunkers and water features were renovated in 2001, and the course is the annual host of the Long Beach Open.

Lots of treesFlat / easy walk

Designer

Ted Robinson Sr.

Opened

1962

Holes

18

Forward tees

5,631 yds

Greens

Poa annua

Fairways

Kikuyu/Rye

Championships

Annual Long Beach Open

Pick a hole to see the layout, hazards with carry distances, a satellite flyover and strategy tuned to your driving distance.

Yardages shown are for the back tees where known; map-derived yardages are measured center-line and may differ from the official card.

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Fees, carts & amenities

Green fees

Call

Cart fee

—

Cart type

Unknown

GPS in carts

Unknown

Walking allowed

Yes

Push carts

Unknown

Caddies

No

Driving range

Yes

Practice green

Unknown

Lessons

Unknown

Restaurant / bar

Yes

Lodging

No

Season

Year-round

Contact

2400 N Studebaker Rd, Long Beach, CA, 90815
📞 (562) 430-5411
🌐 longbeach.gov
🧭 Directions

Information last reviewed Oct 2026. Rates change often — confirm with the course. Suggest an update

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