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Measuring in at just over 7,100 yards, this Robert Trent Jones, Jr. course was ranked one of the Top 100 Best Casino Courses by Golfweek in 2015. Kaluhyat (the Oneida word for 'the other side of the sky') is marked by dramatic changes in elevation, measuring as high as 50 feet in some areas, with plateau settings offering seemingly endless, spectacular views of the surrounding terrain. Six lakes throughout the course add to the picturesque setting. Kaluhyat is a classic shot-maker’s course, where accuracy and strategy are rewarded as much as length.

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Course Info

Kaluhyat is open for the season.

Kaluhyat
5218 Patrick Rd
Verona, NY 13478

Designer: Robert T. Jones Jr.

2017 Greens Fee

18 Holes	April 1 - May 21	May 22 - September 24	September 25 - Closing
TS Rewards Card	$95	$120	$95
Resort Guests - Lodging	$95	$120	$95
Twilight Rate	$60	$95	$60
Same Day Replay	$50	$50	$50
Public Guests	$115	$150	$115

*Twilight time starts after 2:00pm

Other Rates & Fees

Riders: $25 for 18 holes
Rental Set: $50 for 18 holes, includes 6 balls

2017 Aeration Dates

Spring: April 17 - 19
Fall: October 2 - 4

For more information about the process of aeration, click here.

Scorecard

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Rules of Play

USGA Rules govern all play except where modified by local rules. Lateral hazards are defined by red stakes and lines. Water hazards are defined with yellow stakes and lines. Kaluhyat is a non-metal spike facility. Proper golf attire required at all times. Please repair all divots, ball marks on greens and rake sand bunkers. Please obey cart rules where posted, keeping carts away from all tees and greens.

Pace of Play

Our pace of play goal is 4 hours and 45 minutes for 18 holes on one of Turning Stone’s 18 hole golf courses. There are times when the pace of play will be shorter or longer based on cart path policies and business levels. If you’d like to play at a faster or slower pace of play please contact a member of the professional staff at 315.361.8545 and we’ll assist with scheduling tee times that will allow that.

For groups of 8 or more players, please call 315.361.8536 to speak with a member of the professional staff about group options.

Awards & Accolades

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2017 Golfweek - Best Resort Courses
2016 Golfweek - Best Casino Courses
2016 Golf Vacation Insider - Best Golf & Casino Resorts
2015 Golfweek’s Best - Casino Courses (#22)
2015 Golf Digest - 100 Greatest Public Courses
2015 Best Courses You Can Play State by State
2015 Golfweek - Best Casino Courses
2014 Golfweek - #3 Best Courses You Can Play State by State
2014 AGM Platinum Award
2013 Golfweek - Best Casino Courses
2012 Golf Digest - Top 100 Resort Courses
2012 Golf Magazine - Best Courses Near You, State by State
2012 Golfweek - Best Courses: State by State
2012 Golfweek - 100 Best Resort Courses
2012 Golfweek - Top 40 Best Casino Courses
2011 Golf Digest - America's 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses

Past Events

2016 PGA Professional Championship
2015 Men’s State Amateur Championship
2011-2015 Golf Channel Amateur Tour
2009-2015 NCAA D1 Golf Tournament
2007 to 2010 PGA Tour Monday Qualifier Site
2005 New York State PGA Championship

2017 Multi-Play Pass

It’s your time to entertain, reward and impress.

The 2017 Multi-Play Pass affords you the opportunity to entertain your friends and family or your business clients and associates with 10 rounds of golf for just $799*. That's a potential savings in greens fees of $700. Plus, you can choose to play those 10 rounds on Kaluhyat, Shenendoah or some on both courses.

You can also extend a great day on the course with cocktails or dinner at Turning Stone’s luxurious TS Steakhouse. Call 800.771.7711 to make a reservation.

Highlights

Ten prepaid 18-hole rounds on Kaluhyat and/or Shenendoah*
Reserve tee times any day of the week, any time of day, even weekends
Includes cart, range balls and practice time for each round

Pick up your Multi-Play Pass at the Shenendoah Golf Shop or call 315.361.7509 for more details.

*Limit of 4 rounds per day per Multi-Play Pass holder. The Multi-Play Pass is only valid during the 2017 golf season. It is non-refundable and cannot be redeemed for cash or partially redeemed. Reselling golf rounds is prohibited and will result in forfeiture of the Multi-Play Pass. The Pass cannot be combined with any other offers or coupons. Void if reproduced or copied. Subject to availability.

The Clubhouse

Styled to resemble a stone and cedar tudor mansion, The Clubhouse is a grand, yet unobtrusive, structure that blends perfectly into its surroundings. A balcony oversees the first and eighteenth holes. The beautiful setting is further showcased as soon as visitors step inside. The floor of the entryway is fine ceramic tile. Overhead is an antique-finished chandelier, which gently illuminates the cherry accented woodwork and floor-to-ceiling columns. An artistically etched railing surrounds the foyer's circular staircase. Carved stone fireplaces in the entry hall and ballroom add flares of elegant warmth.

Size: Approximately 28,000 square feet
Banquet area: 5,500 square foot banquet room can seat up to 400 guests, can be divided
Conferences: Adirondack Room: 2,215 square feet, Appalachian Room: 1,854 square feet, Catskill Room: 1,837 square feet
Restaurant: The Grille at Shenendoah, with indoor or patio seating

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Solo Rider

Solo Riders are available to rent upon request. Please call 315-361-8545 for details (72 hours notice needed).

TSRC Golf App

Our Golf App is available for Android in the Google Play Store and for the iOS in iTunes.

ShipSticks

There’s a better way to play with your own clubs.

Simply fill out your information on the ShipSticks website and worry only about getting yourself to the course. Now available for all five Turning Stone courses.

It’s never been more convenient to golf with your own clubs.

Online Golf Store

You now have a larger selection and more options when ordering from the Turning Stone Resort Casino Custom Apparel Collection.

Visit this online store to have your items shipped directly to your home!

course tour videos

Hole #1 - Sky Journey Begins

As you start your journey on the Kaluhyat course, you might reflect on the Oneida creation story, which tells how the journey of people began with a woman who fell from the Other Side of the Sky. Her descendants are believed to have fashioned humans, animals and all things pleasant and unpleasant on this side of the sky.
Hole #2 - Just Believe

Make a well-placed swing of faith at this point in your journey, then proceed along the path through the evergreen trees. The founder of the Iroquois League was thinking of the White Pine trees when he imagined white roots extending from a central government north, south, east and west where sachems would sit together to provide unity and stability for the league.
Hole #3 - Hidden Challenges

Bodies of water such as the one that borders this tee once provided the Oneidas and other Indian nations with an important means of transportation. The creation of waterways in Oneida legend reveals the inherent duality of nature. The benevolent brother creates rivers that flow both ways but his twin laments the ease with which humans will travel and causes the rivers to flow in one direction only.
Hole #4 - At Wood's Edge

At this point in your journey you enter a stand of trees. According to Iroquois custom, when emissaries from other nations neared a meeting place at another village, they were met by the principal chief of the inviting nation at the place where the forest opened onto the village. This ritual, known as the "Welcome at the Wood's Edge", included the kindling of a fire, a pipe was lit and passed around, and the chief delivered a formal welcoming address.
Hole #5 - Among the Forest

Throughout history the Oneida Nation and its Iroquois brethren have been faithful custodians of their natural resources - such as the Beech, cherry and maple trees found in the wooded area. The willingness to share these valuable treasures demonstrates their unparalleled tradition of hospitality and generosity of spirit.
Hole #6 - Challenge of Courage

As you draw on reserves of bravery at this challenging par five, take a moment to absorb the diverse surroundings. Among these hardwoods and wetlands, Oneida warriors of old braved their own challenges to survive along side their brothers, the fox, raccoons, rabbits, and deer that continue to thrive here today.
Hole #7 - Meadow Spirit

This open meadow calls to mind the vast farmlands that were once an important part of Oneida life. Corn, beans and squash were such important staples in the Iroquois diet that they are called the Three Sister. The Oneida revered their womenfolk for the important role they played in planting, tending and preparing these crops.
Hole #8 - Whispering Grasses

The close ties that exist between the Iroquois and the land on which they live have led to their deeply spiritual nature throughout history. Oneida and American soldiers fought a critical battle together during the revolutionary War against the British just east of her at Oriskany. Listen carefully and you may hear the spirits of long-ago warriors whispering among the native grasses.
Hole #9 - Journey of Choice

Life is full of choices. At this hole, players must choose their destiny: whether to play to the right or the left of this split fairway. The Oneida nation faced a difficult choice of another kind at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. Although many of their Iroquois brethren sided with the British, the Oneidas chose to support the colonists.
Hole #10 - An Illusion

So near, yet at the same time so far away. This may appear to be short hole, but the elevated green makes this hole more challenging than it may fist seem. The dual nature of this par four is reminiscent of the Oneida perspective in which the universe manifests both creative and destructive forces.
Hole #11 - Uncertain Passage

This would be a good place in your journey to recall that accuracy and strategy may help you reach an uncertain, until the future awaiting the Oneida nation at the end of the Revolutionary War seemed rather uncertain, until the Oneidas became the first of New York State's native people to begin rebuilding their long-lost homelands.
Hole #12 - Straight & Narrow

Beech, Maple and Hickory are some of the towering trees through which a straight shot is key here. Oneidas used the wood of the hickory tree to fashion sticks for playing lacrosse, a team sport that has been apart of Iroquois culture for centuries. In addition to imparting the quickness, stamina and strength men would need for hunting and war, the sport of lacrosse was a gift of the creator and was used to settle communal disputes, appeal to the spirits, and even to heal the sick.
Hole #13 - Big Water

The name for this hole refers to the large pond along their fairway. It also happens to be the English equivalent of the expression that Oneidas once used to refer to the Atlantic Ocean. Big water might also describe the world, prior to the spontaneous expansion of earth in the Oneida creation story.
Hole #14 - Hidden Truth

This par four features a handsome stand of Hemlock trees and is perhaps more challenging than it looks. Having lived past 100 yeas old, chief Shenandoah is said to have compared himself to an aged hemlock tree through whose branches a hundred winters had whistled.
Hole #15 - Peaceful Glen

The peaceful surroundings at this tee reflect a commitment made by all nations of the Iroquois to live their lives in harmony with all the earth. A turning point in the history of peace among several northeastern tribes began with the creation of the League of the Iroquois in the 1600s, an alliance among five (and later six) Iroquois nations.
Hole #16 - Edge of the Sky

The name of this hole refers to the boundary between the Sky-world of Oneida legend and our own, and hints at the view players will have when they reach the plateau overlooking the green with trees on the left and wetlands to the right.
Hole #17 - Turtle Den

Snapping Turtles are one of the animal that inhabit the area around this tee. In the Oneida creation story Turtle plays an important role, as the creature deemed strong enough to support the woman who feel to earth from the sky. Haudenosaunee legend has said that the sections visible on the turtle's carapace represent the thirteen months of a lunar calendar, providing a link between the spiritual and physical worlds.
Hole #18 - Journey's End

Oneidas have traditionally boiled the legendary syrup and maple products from the sappy of the Sugar Maple, which are the trees you see here. In the Oneida worldview, nothing in nature truly ends. This par four marks the end of one journey, but also the beginning of another.