Irondequoit Country Club

Irondequoit Country Club, a private 18-hole course in New York, United States, was designed by Donald Ross and opened in 1916. The layout moves across rolling hills with tree-lined fairways, a meandering creek, and greens that shift and slope throughout. Golfers encounter side-hill, down-hill, and up-hill lies across the round. Hole 13 is a long uphill par four where a creek crosses at 300 yards, and the approach plays to a small, elevated green protected by bunkers on multiple sides. The club has hosted US Open Qualifiers, Pro-Ams, and charity tournaments. Practice options include an expansive double-sided driving range with over an acre of hitting space, natural grass and mats, target greens, and practice bunkers. Dedicated putting and chipping areas, two Foresight golf simulators, and a putting lab are also available. The clubhouse includes a Dining Room, Main Bar, and outdoor Patio with a curated menu, alongside a Courtyard Café for relaxed outdoor dining.