Seneca Falls Country Club on the shores of Cayuga Lake

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Front Nine		Back Nine
#	Par	#	Par
1	4	10	4
2	4	11	4
3	3	12	3
4	4	13	4
5	4	14	5
6	5	15	4
7	3	16	4
8	4	17	3
9	5	18	5
Out	36	In	36

Seneca Falls
Country Club

Blue Tees
6,509 yds. (70.9/121)
White Tees
6,335 yds. (70.0/119)
Red Tees
5,623 yds. (71.8/120)

Club History by Henry Cerep:

July 6, 1925 marks the day the Seneca Falls Country Club was incorporated. That was the day a group of investors from Seneca Falls and Waterloo paid $5,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denny of Riverside, California for 115 acres of land that is now country club property. It included the farmland (Pinehurst) and a 2-strory barn on the shores of Cayuga Lake.
The group immediately set out to build a golf course and hired Mr. Noble from Newark, NY. He built what is now known as the "Old Nine". These same greens remain intact today with the exception of greens #10 and #11. Mr. Jerry Stack, who was our club pro at the time, relocated these greens in 1941 by moving them back about 100 feet. Both greens were situated on top of a knoll and were considered unplayable. One interesting note is that the 10th green has a muck base that was trucked from nearby Montezuma. The same could not be done for the 11th green because the truck could not negotiate the hill to the green. Click here for more