Bellevue Country Club

Located in Syracuse in central New York, Bellevue Country Club features a 1916 Ross design on rolling terrain in the Finger Lakes region. The course offers a mature parkland experience with strong green complexes and seasonal beauty.

Bellevue Country Club was designed by Donald Ross in 1916 on rolling terrain in Syracuse, the largest city in central New York and the gateway to the Finger Lakes region. Ross crafted a parkland layout that uses the glacially sculpted landscape to create natural elevation changes and varied shot demands. The club was established by Syracuse's business community during a period of industrial growth. Ross designed the course with fairways winding through corridors of mature hardwoods, using the rolling terrain to position greens at varied elevations. The green complexes feature his trademark contours and strategic bunkering that reward precise approach play. The central New York climate produces dramatic seasonal changes, with fall foliage providing spectacular color. Bellevue Country Club has served the Syracuse golf community for over a century, maintaining its position as one of the respected private clubs in central New York. The course's Ross pedigree and mature landscape give it a classic parkland character that reflects the region's natural beauty.