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Resort,
72 holes,
$$$$$
Atunyote (uh-Dune-yote) is the Oneida word for eagle, so it is fitting that the standout holes on Tom Fazio's Atunyote course at Turning Stone Resort & Casino are par 5s: the 520-yard fifth, which doglegs left around a pond; the 538-yard 12th, a near mirror image of the fifth; and No. 18, a 598-yard punisher that plays uphill between water and sand. More than 1,000 trees are on the site, but you'll also be challenged by the ever-present wind and your own hubris.
The resort also includes the Rick Smith-designed Shenandoah course and the Robert Trent Jones, Jr.-designed Kaluhyat course, as well as two nine-hole courses, Pleasant Knolls and Sandstone Hollow. Atunyote and Shenandoah are regular presences on GOLF Magazine's list of the Top 100 Courses You Can Play.
This Club has multiple courses:
Atunyote at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino
Shenendoah at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino
Kaluhyat at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino
Pleasant Knolls at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino
Sandstone Hollow at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino
Course features:
    
Year Built: 2004
Designer: Tom Fazio
Greens Grass Type: Not Available
Fairways Grass Type: Not Available
Water Hazards: Not Available
Sand Bunkers: Not Available
Yardage Markers: Not Available |
Accepts tee times: Yes
Earliest call for tee time: 8:00
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Driving Range: No
Training Facilities: Putting Green, Teaching Pro, Chipping Area, Golf School
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Dress Code: N/A
Spikes: Yes
Guests: Open
Access: Course
Discounts: None
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Rental Clubs: Yes
Carts: Gas, Course access
Cart fees: $0-5 per cart (18 holes), N/A per cart (9 holes)
Pullcarts: $0-5
Caddies: Not Available
Walking: Allowed
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Restaurant: Snack Bar
Bar: None |
Hours: Open 7:30, Close 7:30
Available products: Accessories |
County: Madison
Homes on Course: No
Golf Community: No
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