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Drumlins was first constructed in 1926 and now consists of two 18-hole courses. The facility offers a private East Course and a public West Course. The East course features 6,260 yards for a par of 71, while the West course features 6,030 yards for a par of 70. Both courses were designed by Leonard Macomber and opened in 1923. The East course has a rating of 69.8 with a slope of 119, and the West course has a rating of 68.2 with a slope of 113.

Drumlins, a wholly owned subsidiary of Syracuse University, is located just a short distance from Syracuse University's South Campus. The cross country course features rolling terrain and invokes both the fairways of the golf course and adjacent wooded trails. The cross country teams use the golf course for their annual Orange Classic that began in 1998. The rolling landscape and scenic fairways characterize the property, offering challenging play across both layouts with varying difficulty levels for different skill levels.