Golf at Turning Stone? East of Syracuse

[DIbit]

Has anyone golfed Turning stone?
If I had a choice to golf either the K course of S course which would you prefer?

[SkinDawg]

Both courses are very nice, It has been a couple of years since I've gone but they also have a very nice par 3 course on site as well. I can't tell you which course is better because I dont exactly remember the names of each course.

[mmack067]

I have played Kaluhyat and Shenendoah a few times (the Tour plays the Atunyote course which is apparently the easiest of the three). It's in great shape and is the toughest test of golf I've played.

First time I played there was for a NCAA tournament. I have played some hard set ups before, but Kaluhyat from the tips is by far the most difficult course I've ever stepped foot on. The fescue on this course is grown to about 5 feet tall in most spots and is very close to the fairway (on both sides usually). So miss the fairway by more than 5-10 yards and it might as well be OB. The course is fantastic. Lots of greens with collection areas which are tough to play from if you arent used to it.

Shenendoah is a great course and is a lot more forgiving than Kaluhyat. I think I was better by 5 or more strokes and didn't hit it as well as on Kaluhyat.

This is one of the best places I've been too. Both courses are fantastic, it just depends on how much you want to challenge yourself.