Tupper Lake Golf Club

Tupper Lake Golf Club is an 18-hole public course located in the heart of the Adirondacks, operating since 1932. Originally designed by Donald Ross, the course reflects his strategic design philosophy, rewarding smart shot-making without excessive difficulty. The layout features rolling fairways and natural terrain, creating an engaging experience for golfers of all skill levels.

The course is characterized by its accessibility and walkability, with wide open fairways that are forgiving yet offer variety and challenge for experienced players. Set in the Adirondack landscape, the course provides scenic views and firm fairways, particularly during autumn when conditions are refined. The design balances approachability for beginners with strategic elements that appeal to accomplished golfers.

Beyond golf, the facility includes a full clubhouse restaurant and bar, making it a community gathering place. The course hosts the Tupper Lake Pro-Am, a long-running regional tournament featuring professional and amateur competitors. The venue also accommodates private events, weddings, and banquets. Known for affordable rates and a relaxed pace, Tupper Lake Golf Club emphasizes community, accessibility, and the classic Donald Ross design principles that have endured for nearly a century.