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Golf

Playing Golf in Rochester RocWiki Golf on Google Maps Golf (aka Golfing) is an important sport for Rochester. For a city of its size, and considering the length (or shortness, to be more precise) of the golf season, Rochester has a great number of courses, ranging from very inexpensive municipal courses to world class country clubs. Beyond the availability of golf in the area, Rochester also has many links to golf. Walter Hagen, one of the greatest golfers ever was born in Rochester, Robert Trent Jones, a world renowned course architect spent most of his childhood in East Rochester, and PGA Tour Pro Jeff Sluman was born in Greece. Rochester was rated #10 on The 10 Best Golf Cities in America list put out by the national publication Golf Magazine. Read more: Golf.com's The 10 Best Golf Cities in America Population: 1,036,920 Median home price: $106,900 Number of public courses: 64 Median green fee: $30 To learn more about each of the courses and view photos visit Golf Local - Rochester. See RocWiki Golf Courses a Google User Map linking together the courses listed on this page. Or download the RocWikiGolfCourses.kml for use in Google Maps or Google Earth. 'Professional Events Rochester is home to the annual Wegmans Rochester LPGA, held at Locust Hill Country Club in Pittsford. In 2010 this tournament became the LPGA Championship. Oak Hill Country Club has hosted many major golf events, most recently the Senior PGA Championship in 2008. In 2013 it will host the PGA Championship for the third time. The Country Club of Rochester has been the site of two US Women's Opens. The Nationwide tour held the Xerox Classic at the Irondequoit Country Club, 2005 through 2008. Notable Private Courses Brook-Lea Country Club Country Club of Rochester Irondequoit Country Club Locust Hill Country Club Mendon Golf Club Midvale Country Club Oak Hill Country Club Ridgemont Country Club Notable Public and/or Semi-Private Courses Blue Heron Hills Golf Club Brae Burn Golf Course Braemar Country Club Brockport Country Club CenterPointe Golf & Country Club Chili Country Club Conesus Golf Club is 30 minutes South, but worth the ride. Crooked Pines Golf Club Cragie Brae Golf Club Deerfield Country Club Eagle Vale Golf Course Greystone Island Valley Golf Course Lake Shore Country Club Mill Creek Parkview Fairways Perinton Golf & Country Club Pinewood Country Club Ravenwood Golf Club Riverton Golf Club Salmon Creek Country Club Shadow Lakes Timber Ridge Golf Club Twin Hills Golf Course Victor Hills Golf Club Webster Golf Club Wild Wood Country Club Winged Pheasant Woodcliff Golf Course Executive - Par 3 Courses Arrowhead Golf Course Buttonwood Golf Course Executive Park South Latta Lea Golf Club Mill Creek - executive-length course in addition to the championship course Shadow Lake - 9-hole executive course in addition to the 18-hole regular Shore Acres - 9-hole executive course affiliated with Lake Shore Country Club County Courses Churchville Golf Course Durand Eastman Golf Course Genesee Valley Golf Course Driving Ranges Big Oak Driving Range and Golf Shop Minnehan's Fun Center Indoor Golf Simulators Avid Indoor Golf Birdies Social Fore Putts Sake Jackson's Golf Club Novi's Golf Simulator The Pines at Sunset Lanes Pittsford Digital Golf - Private Skramble House of Golf X-Golf Notable Golf Celebrities Walter Hagen Robert Trent Jones Cathy Morse Donald Ross Jeff Sluman Golf Stores and lessons Big Oak Driving Range and Golf Shop Club Champion GolfTEC PennFair Golf Golf Links Golf Local - Rochester GolfLocal.com (#1 Guide For Local Golfing) is 100% dedicated golf site strictly designed to promote local golf and to provide a guide to Upstate New York’s best golf courses. We provide the most accurate and up to date information about local golf courses. Sign-up for the Monthly Free Golf Giveaway for exclusive Rochester, NY Golf offers and promotions. Rochester Golf Links is the definitive, and frequently updated guide to golfing in the Rochester area. Golf on InfoRochester.com lists of golf courses and links with lots of information. SinglesGolfOfRochester.org - club for singles who like to golf Rough Report - Carson from Rochester, NY The Rochester, NY Region Chapter of the EWGA is an association of local women golfers that organizes leagues, golf training, and networking opportunities. Golf Rochester Guide Directory for golf courses and golfing related services in the Rochester NY, the Finger Lakes and the Western NY areas including Buffalo, Niagara and Erie regions. Also has printable coupons available for greens fees, range balls, etc. Golf GPS App Page GolfLink Courses Page Golf Map page from Democrat and Chronicle Golf Week Rochester is a weekly publication, and its annual Golf Course Guide lists area courses.

Abandoned Penfield Rinky Dink mini golf course

The Abandoned Penfield Rinky Dink mini golf course was located on Panorama Trail South between Vision Dodge and the driving range on North Washington Street. It's been closed for several years and the property has not been kept up, so it's quite overgrown. The putting green carpet is torn off of most of the course, probably by the skaters that have been seen utilizing the more interesting holes for skating practice. There's a small amount of graffiti and it looks like someone used the ticket stand as target practice, but for the most part the destruction of the wooden benches and stairways seems to be from the weather and plants. UPDATE: As of 9/22/07, the courses have been dismantled. All the wood seen in the pictures has been removed and all structures have been torn down including the light house and the ticket house. The parking lot has been bulldozed and there are piles of dirt and rocks in the corners. You can still find a lot of golf balls and putters though and it's still an interesting place to look around. August 12, 2014 - This lot has been cleared out completely; trees, light posts, and all. Does anybody know what is being built on the land? UPDATE: Oct 6, 2016: A Hampton Inn is currently under construction here. Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler Photo by Adrienne Dahler