Golf Course Information

Description

In 1923 a group of Syracuse businessmen and professionals, all of them avid golfers, set out to build a club within the means of the average golfer where golf will be of primary importance and social functions nil. First and last for golf, they proclaimed.

The group financed its effort with $100.00 shares of stock and later that year purchased the Dora Tuff farm in Marcellus, choosing the land, in part, because the tract was, in part, accessible via the Auburn Trolley which would cut through the course with a station near what is now the twelfth green. In fact, during the clubs early years, members would ride the trolley to the course from Syracuse, quickly play nine holes and then hop back on the trolley as it headed back to Syracuse.

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