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Hillendale Golf Course

Designed by Mary Novickas/Darlene Sommer and opened in 1938

Hillendale - Ithaca, New York

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Course Details

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Par:

Length:

6004 yards

Slope:

115

Rating:

68.8

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Hillendale" course at the Hillendale Golf Course facility in Ithaca, New York features 6004 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 68.8 and it has a slope rating of 115. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $42. Hillendale Golf Course Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 4 practice tees. Designed by Mary Novickas/Darlene Sommer, the Hillendale golf course opened in 1938.

Estimated Green Fees

$42

Scorecard for Hillendale

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
White68.80/115	307	304	474	185	412	311	139	338	406	2876	338	134	458	432	315	332	395	176	548	3128	6004
Gold67.90/114	260	302	412	165	390	275	130	324	361	2619	300	132	403	422	310	315	380	156	465	2883	5502
Gold (L)70.50/121	260	302	412	165	390	275	130	324	361	2619	300	132	403	422	310	315	380	156	465	2883	5502
Red (L)68.80/116	258	300	410	155	372	265	139	324	251	2474	296	131	338	360	301	315	293	143	460	2637	5111
Par	4	4	5	3	4	4	3	4	4	35	4	3	4	4	4	4	4	3	5	35	70

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2.5

Based on 4 Reviews

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DENICE M. Reviewed April 24, 2019

Brand New Carts, beautiful setting, fun course to play. My group was a mix of high and low handicaps and the course was playable for everyone. The greens are in awesome shape as well as the fairways. The Club House staff were attentive and we had a great time having drinks after our round. Food is good too!

Matt G. Reviewed June 17, 2015

I have to agree with MJames. This course was beyond a disappointment. When I first drove here, I passed the clubhouse/pro shop because it looked like someone's small farm house. The employees inside were not the friendliest. The course was in terrible condition. In fact, several of the tee boxes had grass longer than the rough. Despite all that, the course is fairly easy to play. Straight fairways and short par 4's. Overall, I'd much much rather play at Newman in downtown Ithaca as it costs less and has much better conditions.

Mark J. Reviewed October 07, 2014

Do not waste your time or $ here. Course is pathetic and the woman (mary?) was the most ignorant person I have ever dealt with in my life. Please save yourself and DO NOT GO HERE!

Joseph B. Reviewed July 09, 2012

A decent, not very difficult, reasonably priced round of golf.

My wife and I played Hillendale on a July Saturday morning. Our round was interrupted by a series of severe thunderstorms after just 5 holes. Upstate New York has been going through a severe dry spell, and the course prior to the storm was a bit barren and hard. This was good if you were hitting your drives straight (which for some strange reason, my wife and I were doing!), as the roll was fantastic. We came back in the afternoon after the storm passed and the course drained and finished up the remaining 13 holes. The course softened up a bit after the storm. Course management was flexible and let us come back in the afternoon despite a rain check policy that basically said no refunds if 3 or more holes were played.

The course features mainly straight on, straightforward holes. Holes 5 through 9 though are quite different. These holes feature peaks and valleys and are more difficult that the other holes. Hole number 9 in particular was my favorite hole on the course - it features an elevated tee through a narrow opening guarded by large trees on both sides, over a lake to a fairway, where your second shot is uphill to an elevated green.

The price was very reasonable - we paid $33 with cart for a weekend round of golf.

The course has some food inside - the turkey club sandwich was very good. The course staff was very friendly and accommodating.

In summary, a decent, reasonably priced course.

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