
East Course
Rogues Roost Golf Club


About this course
East at Rogues Roost is a reminder that golf's inherent charm doesn't always require manicured perfection or championship pedigree. Located near the eastern shore of Oneida Lake, this layout offers a more relaxed, accessible test of golf compared to some of its more celebrated New York counterparts. Designed by an unknown architect in the mid-20th century, East possesses a classic parkland feel, characterized by mature trees lining gently rolling fairways. Its design favors players who can shape the ball, navigating subtle doglegs and strategically placed bunkers, though a booming draw will be a decided advantage on several holes. A round here is less about conquering a brutally difficult design and more about enjoying a pleasant walk in a serene setting. While East at Rogues Roost may not boast a storied tournament history, its strength lies in its community. The membership, largely local to the Bridgeport area, appreciates the course's unpretentious atmosphere and the camaraderie it fosters. Post-round conversation often centers on the day's highlights, coupled with local happenings, enjoyed with the club's famed chicken wings which are known throughout Onondaga County. This is golf as it was intended: a simple pleasure, enjoyed among friends.
Quick facts
- Location
- Bridgeport, NY, USA
- Access
- Public
- Year built
- 1966
- Designer(s)
- Bill Galloway, Darl Johnston
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 71
- Length
- 6,708 yards
- Difficulty
- 71.7/115
Getting there
Rogues Roost Golf Club sits in the rolling countryside near Bridgeport, New York, most readily accessed via Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR), roughly ninety minutes to the south, or alternatively through the regional gateways of Utica (UCA) or Binghamton (BGM) for those preferring shorter drives through the Mohawk Valley. The approach winds north from the highway corridor through a landscape of modest peaks and dairy farmland, where the terrain gradually shifts from open pasture to the more densely forested uplands that characterize central New York's quieter reaches. As you draw closer to Bridgeport, the roads narrow and tree cover deepens, the modern world falling away in favor of the kind of understated seclusion that defines the club's character - a fitting transition before arriving at Rogues Roost itself, where the architecture and grounds emerge as a deliberate counterpoint to the manicured precision found elsewhere in the Northeast's golf landscape.

FAQ
Common questions about East at Rogues Roost Golf Club
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
East was designed by Bill Galloway and Darl Johnston.
Yes. East at Rogues Roost Golf Club is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at East is 71.
East plays 6,708 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at East is 115.
East is a 18-hole course.


