The Broadacres Golf Course is located in the northeast corner of the RPC Campus. It is a nine-hole, public golf course located on 65 acres along the Palisades Interstate Parkway and Convent Road. Broadacres is a regulation par 35 course that measures 3,138 yards. The course’s signature hole is Number 32. The course was originally opened in 1962, then acquired by the Town of Orangetown in 2003 and opened to the public in 2004. The golf course was named after the Broadacres Dairy Farm which once stood on the
site. The site was formerly the World War II site of the Camp Shanks Station Hospital and staff barracks, the current club house was the Red Cross Center. Broadacres Golf Course has recently increased in popularity and has increased from 15,000 rounds in 2004 to 20,000 rounds in 2008. Broadacres has a capacity of approximately 23,000 rounds, or about a 10 to 15 percent increase in play. Town
residents are eligible to purchase municipal passes to use the golf course. Broadacres also has some non-resident members who were grandfathered when the golf course
was acquired by the Town.