Golf Course Information - New York

Beaver Island State Park Golf Course
2136 West Oakfield Road Grand Island, NY 14072

Opened in 1965, this 18-hole championship course is located on Grand Island on the Niagara River, between metropolitan Buffalo and the city of Niagara Falls. The course has large, manicured greens, accented with hazards of white sand. Golfers can enjoy "watchable wildlife" as they play down wide fairways that parallel picturesque ponds leading to generous, gently sloped greens. The course offers a challenge to both the recreational and serious golfer. The Beaver Island Clubhouse has banquet and catering facilities.

For more information please call (716) 774-8000

Chenango Valley State Park Golf Course
153 State Park Road Chenango Forks, NY 13746

Located in scenic Broome County, the original 9-hole course, known as Riverside Golf Course, was designed by engineer James Evans and landscape architect Laurie Cox and constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. In 1967 the course was redesigned by Hal Purdy and expanded to 18 holes. It offers players many challenges from tight, tree-lined fairways to rolling terrain, undulating greens, and difficult approach shots. The park also features swimming, cabins, camping, biking, fishing and beautiful hiking trails.

General Info: (607) 648-5251

Green Lakes State Park Golf Course
7900 Green Lakes Road Fayetteville, NY 13066

This scenic 18-hole course, with its plush fairways, is one of the first golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, one of the game's most innovative golf course architects. The park's landscape and rolling terrain tests all playing abilities. The course has deep faced bunkers and golfers rarely receive a flat lie. Errant tee shots may be costly. There is a panoramic view from the Robert trent Jone clubhouse featuring a public restaurant with a sports bar atmosphere. A forty-person conference room is available for meetings and banquets.

The park also features two glacial lakes, which are a beautiful emerald color. A trail circles both lakes, one of which is a National Natural Landmark. Visitors can also enjoy camping, swimming, fishing or rent a cabin.

Tee time reservations taken 7 days in advance, please call the pro shop at (315)637-4653.