The East Potomac Blue course is a refuge for the golfing masses that inhabit Washington DC. Run by the National Park authority, this complex encompasses a large island, locally known as "Hanes Point", adjacent to the 14th street bridge with the Potomac river on all sides. With no hills, this flat very walk-able course is very popular among the city dwelling golfing community.

The wide open fairways and straight forward greens make the East Potomac Blue course ideal for opportunistic scoring. But the thick rough and nature preserves that pepper some sides of the fairways pose enough challenge for levels of golfing ability.

Amigos favorite Hole: The number 12 par 5 is the hole we Amigos liked best at the East Potomac Blue course. This 499 yard Par 5 is a slight flat dog leg right flanked on both sides by two large willow trees.

Your tee shot needs to be placed just left straight and beyond the large willow tree that on the right side of the fairway. With a good tee shot you should be able to reach the green in two with a good fairway wood. The green is slightly elevated but large and flat. Both sides of the green are flanked with rough, but no real immediate danger is present.