Turning Stone opened its first 18-hole golf course, Shenendoah, more than 20 years ago. The practice area, slated to open for the 2024 season, will also include a short-game area with a large putting green, a chipping area, and a bunker. It will include a 300-yard driving range, featuring five target greens with bunkers that replicate shots golfers take on the course. Turning Stone’s expansion project will add a Robert Trent Jones, Jr.-designed golf-practice area near the Shenendoah Clubhouse. The resort also includes two nine-hole courses, Pleasant Knolls and Sandstone Hollow. The number of rounds played at the Atunyote, Kaluhyat, and Shenendoah golf courses increased by more than 15 percent. The resort says it saw a 40 percent increase in overnight golfing trips this year with golfers traveling to the area from 44 different states and several countries including Australia, England, Japan, and Spain. As Turning Stone Resort Casino ramps up a $370 million project to renovate and expand the resort, it closes out the 2023 golf season with double-digit increases in the number of overnight golf guests and number of rounds played on its three 18-hole golf courses. (PHOTO CREDIT: TURNING STONE RESORT CASINO) The resort gears up for a $370 million expansion projectĪtunyote Golf Course, shown here, is one of three 18-hole golf courses at Turning Stone Resort Casino that saw a 15 percent increase in the number of rounds played in 2023, Turning Stone announced.