About the Course

Terry Hills’ assortment of 27 holes allows it to host a tournament, yet still afford members & daily-fee players an opportuniy to tee it up on the open nine. None of the nines will break anyone’s back, yet the shot values remain as exacting as any course in the region.

From the Terry Hills website:

In 1930, Parker Terry opened Terry Hills Golf Course as one of the area’s first 9-hole public golf courses. The Rotondo family acquired Terry Hills in 1972. Over the years they have continually improved the course, turning what was once farmland into a renowned 27-hole championship golf course. Terry Hills now services Western New York with a beautiful clubhouse, a country club ambience, and outstanding service at a value price.

In 2015, Terry Hills was voted WNY’s #1 Public Golf Course by buffalogolfer.com users. The Rotondo family has proven that outstanding service and attention to detail are recipes for success.

Course Layout

The East Course (holes 1-9) measures just over 3,000 yards from the blue tees. Its hilly terrain, mature trees, and small greens provide plenty of challenge to golfers of all abilities. The East Course is known for its difficult par fives, with holes 4, 6, and 9 all measuring over 500 yards each.

The North Course (holes 10-18) measures in at over 3,200 yards. Terry Hills’ signature hole is the 14th, a short par three that plays to an island green. The North Course also features a local favorite finishing hole in the 18th, which is a dogleg that plays through the woods up to an elevated green.

The South Course (holes 19-27) measures just over 3,100 yards and features classic par 5’s like #20, which measures 536 yards and is guarded by a pond at the front of the green. Demanding par 4’s such as #23, the uphill “cemetery hole” and the looming 26th make this nine a great test.