Skene Valley Country Club

Bolton Landing, NY · 13 mi away

Donald Ross masterpiece on Lake George

Last verified 2026-09-17

Ticonderoga, NY · 19 mi away

Ticonderoga Golf Course is an 18-hole public course in Ticonderoga, New York, in the Adirondacks overlooking the Lord Howe Valley. It was established in 1925 as a country club built by International Paper, with a nine-hole course designed by Scottish-born architect and instructor Seymour Dunn opening in 1926 and a second nine following in 1932. Trout Brook runs through the property and has historically caused flooding, prompting a multimillion-dollar reconstruction of drainage, greens and several holes completed in the years before the course's 2025 centennial. The club includes a rebuilt clubhouse with a restaurant and is open to public and member play.

Warrensburg, NY · 21 mi away

Cronin's Golf Resort is a family-run, 18-hole course along the Hudson River in Warrensburg, New York, in the Adirondack foothills. The course traces to 1930, when it opened as the Queen Village Golf Club, designed with the involvement of Patrick J. Cronin, then superintendent at Glens Falls Country Club. Robert Cronin, Patrick's son, purchased the course in 1945 and added cottages to attract vacationing families, later renaming it Cronin's. A second nine was added in 1967 near the river, though repeated ice damage from spring flooding led to later rebuilding of some holes. Now run by a third generation of the Cronin family, the resort combines golf with overnight cottage accommodations and is positioned as a family vacation destination rather than a strictly golf-focused club.