Atunyote Golf Club

The longest of Turning Stone Resort's three championship courses at 7,749 yards, this Tom Fazio design is home to the Turning Stone Resort Championship, part of the PGA TOUR's Fall Series. With a purse of $6 million, it is the largest in the Fall Series. In 2006 it was the site of both the PGA Professional National Championship and the BC Open. The Turning Stone Resort Championship is the only PGA TOUR event held on Native American soil and prides itself in their efforts to create an environmentally friendly operation as part of an important green initiative. Atunyote's parkland setting features vast stretches of open space, gently rolling hills, a stream of small waterfalls, and several lakes. The largest body of water, measuring 13 acres, runs along three fairways, including the dramatic finishing hole.

Awards & Accolades

• #2 "Best Resorts for Buddy Trips" - Travel & Leisure
• "Golf Green Award" winner - Golf.com
• "Platinum Places - Best Resorts with On-Site Golf and Gambling" - Golf Odyssey
• "Ranked "#1 in Service" - Golf World's Reader's Choice Awards
• "2nd Best Resort Facility in the Country" - Golf World's Reader's Choice Awards
• "Top 100 Courses You Can Play" - Golf Magazine
• "America's Best - Top 10 Public Courses in New York" - Golfweek
• "Top 10 in the USA" - Native American Casino Magazine
• "Best 21 Casino Courses in the USA" - Golfweek
• "Best New Golf Courses in the World" - Robb Report
• "America's Best - Top 40 New Golf Courses" - Golfweek
• "Hot List of US Course Openings" - Travel & Leisure Golf
• "Ten Best New Public/Resort Courses" - Travel & Leisure Golf