About Seneca Hickory Stick Golf Course
The Robert Trent Jones II design weaves its way through some of the finest topography for golf in the entire region. Combining the absolute best course conditions and customer service levels in the area, Hickory Stick redefines Premium Daily Fee Golf in Western New York.
Seneca Hickory Stick is open to the public for daily fee play. Tee times are available up to 7 days in advance.
Seneca Hickory Stick has been constructed with some of the most realistic and oversized practice facilities in all of Western New York. Our facilities include a natural grass driving range, vast putting green along with designated grass and sand chipping areas.
Our driving range is open to the public daily.
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Hole by Hole Layout
Hole One
Par 4 – There are bunkers on both sides of this par 4 about 150 yards out from the green, and a pond that runs along the left side. This hole features a tougher approach shot than most, as the smaller green is tucked in between the pond on the left and two bunkers on the right.
Hole Two
Par 5 – This par 5 is the longest hole on the course, tipping the scales at 630 yards from the far back tees. The out-of-bounds line runs along the trees on the left. There are fairway bunkers on the right and a pond on the left that comes into play about 280 yards from the green. This hole features one of the widest and hilliest fairways. There are no greenside bunkers.
Hole Three
Par 3 – The out-of-bounds line runs along the trees on the left of this par 3. There is a small pond on the right and four over-sized bunkers that surround the slightly elevated green.
Hole Four
Par 4 – A lateral hazard runs along the trees on either side of this par 4. There are bunkers near the landing area in the rough on the left. There are also four pot bunkers that surround the green on the right.
Hole Five
Par 4 – There is a pond that sticks out on the left side of this par 4. The trees on the far right mark the out-of-bounds line. There are four bunkers just off the fairway on the right. The fairway begins to narrow to the left as you near the slightly elevated green.
Hole Six
Par 4 – This par four is lined by water on the left. There is more space starting your drive down the right side. There is one fairway bunker on the right and another just short of the green. There is a small collection area off to the left of the green as well.
Hole Seven
Par 4 – A pond runs down the entire left side of this shorter par 4. There is not much trouble on the right. This hole features a smaller green that is tucked in between the water and a pot bunker. There is a bailout area to the right of the green.
Hole Eight
Par 5 – There is a lateral hazard line that runs along the trees on the left of this par 5. There is one bunker on the left that is about 280 yards from the green and another on the right about 240 yards from it. A hazard sticks out from the left and crosses most of the fairway about 150 yards out. The green is tucked in the far back corner between the hazard and two pot bunkers.
Hole Nine
Par 3 – This unique and beautiful par 3 runs over the pond to our signature double green. Besides the water in front, the only additional trouble is a pot bunker to the back left of the green.
Hole Ten
Par 4 – This par 4 has an awesome design feature as it shares a fairway with hole #18 on the left side. A tee shot down the left eliminates the out-of-bounds trees on the right. There are two fairway bunkers on the left. There is also a creek that runs in front of the green and connects to a pond just off to the left hand side of the green.
Hole Eleven
Par 3 – There is a lateral hazard line that runs along the trees on the left side of this par 3. The only additional trouble comes from two bunkers that are just off to the right of the green.
Hole Twelve
Par 5 – There are a series of bunkers in the landing area on the right side of this par 5. The lateral hazard line runs along the trees on the left. There is a hazard that comes into the fairway on the left about 120 yards from the green. The last thing to note is the creek that runs just in front of the green, limiting the ability to attack the green in two to the bravest of players.
Hole Thirteen
Par 3 – This unique par 3 features a green wedged in between a pond and an over-sized bunker. The fairway on the left side serves as a bailout area, if you choose not to challenge the hazard directly.
Hole Fourteen
Par 5 – On this long par 5 the out-of-bounds line runs along the trees on the left. There are a series of fairway bunkers that come into play about 200 yards from the green. This hole does not have any green-side bunkers, but does feature an oversized-double sloping green.
Hole Fifteen
Par 4 – This tricky par 4 features a creek that runs down the middle of the entire hole splitting the fairway in half. Longer players will have more room to land their tee shots by aiming to the right side of the creek.
Hole Sixteen
Par 3 – This par 3 features the course’s most elevated green. The only trouble areas to note are the series of bunkers that begin in the front right corner and wrap all the way around the green’s right side.
Hole Seventeen
Par 4 – There is a lateral hazard that runs down the left side of this par 4. There is one fairway bunker on the right side about 75 yards from the green, and two additional bunkers just in front on the right side. The last area to note is the long skinny bunker that is hidden and runs all the way around the back side of the green.
Hole Eighteen
Par 5 – This long par 5 features the double fairway that is shared with hole #10. A lateral hazard line runs down the right hand side of the hole. There are two fairway bunkers that come into play on the left and a pond further down on the right. The pond begins to come into play about 150 yards out and runs all the way up alongside our signature double green.
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