Rome Country Club

Hole19 golfers have rated Rome Country Club highly, and the facts support the attention. Geoffrey Cornish designed this 18-hole public course set in the foothills of the Adirondacks in Rome, New York, United States. It plays between 6,300 and 6,800 yards across terrain marked by undulating greens, and holds a four-star rating from Golf Digest. The course has a strong tournament record. It hosted the New York State Women's Amateurs in both 1981 and 2011, along with USGA local qualifiers, the Rome City Men's and Women's Amateurs, the New York Speedgolf Open, and the United States Speedgolf Open. A section of the clubhouse is dedicated to the Cupp Cup event. A practice facility is available with basket options of 25, 40–45, or 70–75 balls, and discounted private golf lessons are on offer.