Skenandoa Course
Clinton, NY, USA


Skenandoa Golf Club, nestled in the rolling hills near Clinton, New York, wears its history on its sleeve – a testament to enduring community spirit. While not nationally prominent, Skenandoa is a vital part of the local golf fabric, a place where generations have learned the game. Originally laid out in the early 20th century, the course's design reflects the era's emphasis on playability and natural contours. Fairways are generous, and the greens, though modestly sized, offer subtle challenges. The course favors a strategic approach over brute force, rewarding thoughtful course management. The course has plenty of dog legs and rolling hills making it a strategic challenge. Though it has never hosted a major championship, Skenandoa’s true charm lies in its membership. A welcoming atmosphere pervades the club, celebrated for its unpretentious and family-oriented environment. A place of lasting friendships and community. A friendly but competitive member-member is held every year. The Skenandoa experience is completed with a hearty clubhouse menu featuring classic fare. It's more than just a golf course; it is the nexus of the community.
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FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Skenandoa was designed by Russell D. Bailey.
Skenandoa is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at Skenandoa is 72.
Skenandoa plays 6,750 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Skenandoa is 126.
Skenandoa is a 18-hole course.