Monroe Golf Club

Monroe Golf Club is a private 18-hole course in New York, United States, designed by Donald Ross and opened in 1924. The layout moves through pines, maples, sassafras trees, and ridges, with bunkers as a consistent feature throughout. The opening hole is one of the course's longest par fours, with a deep fairway bunker and a pot bunker guarding the left side of the green. Hole 2 is a short par four in classic Ross style, with steep grass-faced bunkers and a small, tightly bunkered green. Hole 5, the number-one handicap hole, was recently lengthened to 487 yards, making it the second-longest par four on the course. Monroe Golf Club has hosted the 1993 and 1995 Monroe Invitational Championship. Golfweek Magazine has placed it on its Top 100 Classic Course list, and Golf Magazine recognizes it among the top courses in New York State. A Golf Professional staff offers programming for golfers of all ages and skill levels. The Donald Ross Dining Room provides fine dining with full lunch and dinner menus, while the Ross Lounge offers a casual, pub-like setting with the same menu range.