Monroe County’s three public golf courses, Durand Eastman, Genesee Valley and Churchville, opened for the season on April 22.
“Monroe County’s three affordable and accessible public golf courses add to the tremendous quality of life residents here enjoy throughout warmer months,” said County Executive Adam Bello. “This year we’re looking forward to showing off the new improvements we’ve made to all three courses. We’ve got even more plans in the works. I encourage everyone, no matter your skill level to take advantage of the warm weather ahead and hit the links.”
In the past year, county golf courses saw more than $2 million in improvements, including:
•Completion of golf cart paths at Genesee Valley and Churchville
•New tee boxes at Durand Eastman
•Drainage-related regrading in portions of Durand Eastman.
Season permits for discounted green fees throughout the season are available free of charge to seniors over 62, active military, veterans, youth under 17, and golfers with a physician-certified disability. Qualifying residents can apply for a free season permit at any pro shop at each of the three county courses.
Tee times may be booked online at http://www.monroecountyparksgolf.com.
Due to wet course conditions, driving ranges at Genesee Valley and Churchville are closed. Additionally, carts are restricted to cart paths only at Genesee Valley and Churchville, and carts are prohibited at Durand Eastman until conditions improve.
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