Golf courses in Baldwinsville, NY.

Baldwinsville, NY

Timber Banks Golf Club sits along the Seneca River near Baldwinsville, New York, part of a larger planned community with a marina. Designed by Nicklaus Design, the course opened in stages, with its back nine debuting in 2009 and the full 18 holes completed the following year. It was the first Jack Nicklaus-designed course built in Central New York, routed through woodlands, meadows and wetlands. The layout stretches to more than 7,300 yards from the back tees and is known for its bunkering and multi-tiered, hourglass-shaped greens that demand precise approach shots, along with four lengthy par-5 holes offering risk and reward options. Timber Banks operates as a public and membership facility with a clubhouse, restaurant and event spaces alongside the golf course.

Baldwinsville, NY

Foxfire at Village Green is a public golf course in Baldwinsville, New York, about ten miles northwest of Syracuse. The layout winds through a residential community of townhouses and patio homes built around the course. Hal Purdy designed the eighteen-hole course, which opened in 1972 and has operated as a daily-fee facility since. The course is fully irrigated and well bunkered, with water hazards coming into play across the property. It plays up to about 6,900 yards from the championship tees at a par of 72, and amenities include a driving range, a practice putting green and a pro shop.

Baldwinsville, NY

Radisson Greens Golf Club is located in Baldwinsville, New York, within the Radisson residential community northwest of Syracuse. The course opened alongside the development of the community in the late 1970s. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., the course opened for play in 1977 (sources also cite 1976 and 1978), featuring large bent-grass greens, tight tree-lined fairways, and large bunkers guarding the putting surfaces. Lakes come into play on six holes. The course was sold by New York State to a private operator in 1996 and again to a local ownership group in 2012, which undertook restoration of the bunkers and conditioning. The club operates as semi-private, welcoming non-member public play alongside its membership program. It plays to a par of 72, with a longest yardage of roughly 7,010 yards, and includes a sports-bar style restaurant on site.