Clifton Springs Country Club

Clifton Springs Country Club, opened in 1959, is a parkland-style golf course designed by architect Peter Craig. Located on 150 acres in Clifton Springs, New York, the course stretches just over 6,700 yards from the back tees and plays as par 71 for men and par 72 for women. Five sets of tee boxes accommodate golfers of all skill levels.

The course is known for its lightning-fast, smooth greens and presents a fair but challenging layout that demands use of the full club selection. The front and back nines offer distinctly different characteristics, ensuring variety throughout play. Pin locations significantly modify hole difficulty daily.

Clifton Springs has hosted numerous local and regional championships. The facility includes comprehensive practice amenities: an all-grass driving range, chipping green, putting green, practice bunker, and a six-hole junior course featuring holes ranging from 54 to 119 yards with water hazards and sand bunkers. The Little Course serves both junior golfers learning the game and members practicing short-game skills.