Turning Stone Resort & Casino
Verona, NY
- ALSO GOOD FOR
- ROOMS
- 707
- Courses
- Three 18-hole courses, a nine-hole course and a par-3 course
- Amenities
- Indoor driving range / indoor greens / casino / sports betting / spa / tennis / fitness area / fine dining / nightclubs
- Address
- 5218 Patrick Road, Verona, NY 13478
- Phone
- 800-771-7711
- URL
- https://www.turningstone.com/
Travelogue
Turning Stone is a genuine escape, be it from the madness of Manhattan or the quiet of the small towns around it. There’s a buzz at this central New York retreat that begins on the first tee and extends through the casino floor all the way into the nightclubs. Get up early to squeeze in 18 holes at Tom Fazio’s Atunyote course and another 18 at Robert Trent Jones Jr.'s Kaluhyat (replay rates come at an attractive price). But be sure you save some energy — a big night awaits. Take your pick from more than a dozen dining options, including the TS Steakhouse atop the resort’s Tower, a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence winner featuring spectacular panoramic views. From there it’s up to you, whether you want a signature craft cocktail from the Turquoise Tiger, a rock & roll vibe at The Gig or a full-on evening out with table service at Lava Nightclub. At Turning Stone, you get championship golf and so much more.
6 things you need to know
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1. Best time to go:
Turning Stone is a four-season resort, but we love central New York in September-October. -
2. Daily stay-and-plays start at:
$362 -
3. Golf experience:
Turning Stone has some of the best public golf in the Northeast, including Tom Fazio and Robert Trent Jones Jr. designs. -
4. Best non-golf amenity:
The casino, shows and nightlife have so much to offer you don’t need to touch a single chip to get your money’s worth. Plus, new in 2019: live sports betting in a luxurious, multi-screen venue. -
5. While you're there:
Settle in and enjoy! This is a destination resort — there’s more than enough to do on the sprawling property. -
6. Insider tip:
Save some time for Sandstone Hollow, Turning Stone’s nine-hole par-3 course.