Thousand Acres Golf Club New York
Thousand Acres Golf Club is a public course in New York.
Course Overview
| Type | Public |
| Holes | 14 |
| Location | New York, USA |
| Coordinates | 43.4465, -73.8627 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Thousand Acres Golf Club public or private?
Thousand Acres Golf Club is a public golf course in New York. Tee times are available to the public.
What courses are near Thousand Acres Golf Club?
Nearby courses include Cronin’s Golf Resort, Top of the World Golf Resort (Lake George), Bend of the River Golf Club, Glens Falls Country Club (Queensbury).
Is there a yardage book for Thousand Acres Golf Club?
Yes. Yards Golf Book offers a personalized digital yardage book for Thousand Acres Golf Club with hole-by-hole maps, shot dispersion analysis, strokes gained heatmaps, and club recommendations tailored to your handicap and distances. You can view it online or download a printable PDF.
How do you play Thousand Acres Golf Club?
The Yards strategy engine simulates every hole at Thousand Acres Golf Club for your handicap and your clubs: shot dispersion off each tee, strokes gained heatmaps for every target, and the club that loses the fewest strokes. Holes 1 and 2 are free to explore, so you can see the optimal way to play the opening stretch before you commit.
Does Thousand Acres Golf Club have strokes gained data?
Yes. Yards Golf Book runs more than 20,000 simulated shots on every hole, factoring in your handicap, club distances, shot shape, and the actual hazard layout. The model recommends the best club and target for each shot.
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