Lyndon Golf Course

The Lyndon Golf Course is one of the oldest golf courses in Central New York. The first nine holes of the golf course were designed by Onondaga Golf Club member David Campbell in 1907. It was built across the road from Onondaga on Earnest White's property, making the Onondaga Golf Club into 18 holes. The club continued to lease the Lyndon nine up until 1930. The E.I White family expanded the course to its current par 68, eighteen-hole layout.  The course record of 55 was scored in a match between then club pro John Murray and one of the games greatest players, Walter Hagen, who shot 59!!  There is amazing history at Lyndon!

Lyndon is a 71 acre course that provides a fun golf experience for players of all ages and abilities. Our trademark features are the large grass berms on several holes as well as some of the most challenging par 3's in the area. Our pace of play average for 9 holes is approximately 90 minutes and 18 holes just under 3 hours! We are a great place for a quick round. We offer discount rates for seniors, juniors, and military service men and women.