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Twin Ponds Course

Twin Ponds Golf & Country Club

New York Mills, NY, USA
samsnead
18 holesPar 706,254 yds69/123

About this course

Twin Ponds Golf & Country Club, nestled in the heart of New York Mills, carries the distinction of being a beloved, unpretentious community cornerstone, a place where the spirit of the game thrives away from the clamor of championship aspirations. The course, primarily flat and open, asks golfers to manage subtle breaks and ever-present winds, favoring players who can control trajectory and distance. Designed in the mid-20th century, Twin Ponds reflects a classic parkland style with mature trees lining generous fairways. While not subject to high-profile renovations, the course maintains its charm through meticulous upkeep, making it a consistently enjoyable experience. Locals will tell you the real challenge is keeping your ball dry around the eponymous water hazards that come into play on several holes. Twin Ponds may not be globally recognized, but it holds a special place in the local golfing landscape. The convivial atmosphere extends beyond the course itself; members often gather at the clubhouse post-round to share stories and laughter, enjoying a menu known for its hearty, blue-collar fare and convivial atmosphere. Twin Ponds is, at its heart, a place where golf is accessible, camaraderie is cherished, and every round feels like coming home.

Quick facts

Location
New York Mills, NY, USA
Access
Public
Year built
1935
Holes
18
Par
70
Length
6,254 yards
Difficulty
69/123

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Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.

Yes. Twin Ponds is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.

Par at Twin Ponds is 70.

Twin Ponds plays 6,254 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.

The slope rating at Twin Ponds is 123.

Twin Ponds is a 18-hole course.

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