Turning Stone is a casino resort 30 minutes east of Syracuse just off the NY Thruway, with three 18-hole championship courses and two 9-hole layouts.

Atunyote is a parkland-style layout that is mostly wide open off the tee over rolling hills with streams, lakes, and even a waterfall. There's a heavy use of a variety of sand bunkers, mounding of the fairways and approaches, multiple risk/reward opportunities, and moderate-sized, undulating, and quick greens. There are five sets of tees from 5,120 yards to 7,315 yards, the middle tees play to 6,561 yards, 71.7/134, and course/slope ratings, designed by Tom Fazio.

Shenendoah Golf Club is an Audubon Sanctuary layout winding through protected wetlands, open meadows, and forests in a mostly open setting. It is the most playable of all the courses here. There are five sets of tees from 5,185 yards to 7,129 yards, and the middle tees play to 6,328 yards, 70.6/134, course/slope, a Rick Smith design.

Kaluhyat Golf Club (the Oneida word for 'the other side of the sky') has moderate elevation change and stunning views of the surrounding area as it flows along 6 lakes with forced carries, narrow fairways, and a generous number of sand bunkers defending the fairways and greens. It's a Robert Trent Jones, Jr. design measuring 7,105 yards from the tips, 75.5/150, course/slope with four shorter tees.

There's also Pleasant Knolls, a 9-hole, par 36 layout for the higher handicapper and beginner, and Sandstone Hollow, a par 3 layout, to work on the short game.