The College Golf Course at Delhi

The College Golf Course at Delhi is the area’s premier 18-hole public course and opened on July 1, 1965. Located in Delhi, Delaware County, NY, the course’s front nine is a classic 1960’s design renowned for its natural beauty and challenging, undulating greens. In fact, the 7th hole has been rated among the top 18 in the Southern Tier.

The back nine, which opened in June 1996, is routed through the rolling terrain of the surrounding mountains. It is a magnificent natural design developed with the input and support of national leaders in the golf industry. Special features include state-of-the-art grasses and irrigation, panoramic views, and tee options that make it challenging and fun for golfers of every ability.

Our practice facilities are among the best in the region.  We offer an all-grass driving range and a large practice green which also includes a full chipping area and sand trap.

The College Golf Course at Delhi is a training ground for students enrolled in SUNY Delhi’s nationally recognized Golf and Sports Turf Management, and Professional Golf Management programs. Students learn all facets of the golf industry and put those skills to work at the course as part of their academic training.

Outstanding course conditions make us the area’s leading championship event site. Since 2010,  we have hosted the New York State Public High School Girls Championship as well as the Section 4, Class D Championship. We are also the long-standing host of the Delaware County Men’s and Women’s Amateur Championships and annually serve as the site for a Northeastern New York PGA Section Player Ability Test.

The course and its unique link to SUNY Delhi’s golf education programs have generated considerable attention, including features in Links and New York Golf magazines. We are certified as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary and is one of only three college courses in the nation to be Audubon-certified (University of Maryland at College Park and the University of Notre Dame are the other two).