Architect
William S. Flynn
Established
1924
Par / Length
70 / 5428y
Access
Semi-Private
Green Fee
$
Overview: Monroe Country Club is a semi-private nine-hole course in Monroe, New York, designed by William S. Flynn. The current layout plays to par 70 over 5,428 yards, using a compact parkland setting to ask many of the same positioning and short-game questions as a longer course.
History: The club’s current course information dates the Monroe Country Club identity to 1924 and identifies Flynn as the architect. The official profile also makes clear that this is the Monroe course on Still Road, not the separate Monroe Golf Club in Pittsford, whose Donald Ross history belongs to a different facility.
Did You Know? Flynn’s name connects this small Monroe course to a major American design tradition, but the club’s own nine-hole scale is the important local fact. The course offers a concise version of Flynn-style strategic golf rather than a misidentified 18-hole Ross layout.
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63 Still Rd
