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Golf Course Architects:

           Geoffrey Cornish
            Brian Silva
            Mark Mungeam

Facilities:

   Adirondack facilities include: Clinton County New York's finest 18-hole championship golf course, a practice range, putting green, lounge and banquet facilities.

History:

    Designed by renowned golf course Architects Cornish, Silva and Mungeam of Uxbridge, Massachusetts, Adirondack Golf & Country Club opened in 1990 and was nominated for best course design by the American Society of Golf Course Architects.  Adirondack has been repeatedly listed in “Golf Digest Best Places to Play” publication, and for the 6^th (current) edition received 3˝ stars.  The golf course setting resembles that of a “Carolina” course; its tree-lined fairways and pleasant surroundings of wildlife adds beauty and makes it a pleasure to play.  The par 72 course is a challenge for golfers of all caliber, from the novice to the professional (the course can play from 5000 – 7000 yards.   Adirondack facilities include: a practice range, putting green, lounge and banquet facilities. Its’ central location makes it easily accessible from many areas.  Located in Peru, New York (Plattsburgh, NY area) visible from I-87 and located between exits #35 and #36, we are located approximately 30 minutes south of the Canadian border, near the shores of Lake Champlain, about an hour travel time (or 15 minutes as the crow flies) from Burlington, Vermont and, about 45 minutes Northeast of Lake Placid (home of the 1980 Winter Olympics).  The course graciously welcomes you.

    Adirondack Golf & Country Club has been repeatedly listed in Golf Digest's "Places to Play" publication; the only course listed in Clinton County, New York!   We've also received favorable reviews in Adirondack Life and Vermont Golf magazines.

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