Monroe Community College DGC
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Rating:
(2 votes)
Location:
1000 East Henrietta Rd.
Rochester (Henrietta), New York 14623
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Lat/Lon: (43.102, -77.603)
Rochester (Henrietta), New York 14623
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Lat/Lon: (43.102, -77.603)
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Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Concrete
Elevation: Some Low Hills
Foliage: Woodsy
Course Length: 5700
Alternate Length: 5000
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 5
300 – 400ft: 10
Over 400ft: 3
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Course Description:
Beautifully maintained and tree laden with some elevation and a large pond in play often. Will challenge the best with its water holes and tight fairways. Redesigned in 2011.
Course Established: 2007
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Directions:
Rte. 490 East or West; take 390 South to the Brighton-Henrietta Townline Rd. exit. Turn right, go 0.3 mile to right into MCC entrance. At stop sign turn right. Turn into the ESL hockey rink lot - parking at the backside of the building. Cross small foot bridge over ditch to 1st tee.
This course has many of there holes in the woods. It offers a great challenge, however my first time playing and even my second time i found myself getting lost looking for the next hole. The course is very poorly labeled. There is one very large pond to shoot over, only the best can make it across most play around it. It is free to park and play. The course is a great one to play just but a little frustrating at times.
This course is coming around. They've recently put in cement tees on all the holes, and re-designed some of the course layout. The GRDGC (http://grdgc.org/) is working on getting signs made, which will be the icing on the cake for this maturing course. Holes 9 and 10 will test your nerves with the pond in play; hole 9 demands a solid 150ft throw over the pond, which takes a toll on the beginners. Several tight and lengthy holes through the trees require precision. This course should be top notch by summer 2013.