Rochester Place Golf Club and Resort
Rochester Place Golf Club can be enjoyed from our forward tees at 5210 yards (Slope 110 & Rating 70.6 for Women) or challenged from or back tees at 6400 yards (Slope 123 & Rating 70.4 for Men). We pride ourselves on pace of play. Our pace of play for 9 holes is 2 hours 5 minutes and 4 hours 10 minutes on a relatively busy day with a pace that can be played much quicker based on course utilization. Due to the course location, Belle River Ontario, you can enjoy one of the longest golf seasons in the country.
Rochester Place Golf Club can be enjoyed from our forward tees at 5210 yards (Slope 110 & Rating 70.6 for Women) or challenged from or back tees at 6400 yards (Slope 123 & Rating 70.4 for Men). We pride ourselves on pace of play. Our pace of play for 9 holes is 2 hours 5 minutes and 4 hours 10 minutes on a relatively busy day with a pace that can be played much quicker based on course utilization. Due to the course location, Belle River Ontario, you can enjoy one of the longest golf seasons in the country.
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Front 9
Back 9
Total Yards
Rating and Slope
Hole 1
Yardage
Par
4
Men's Handicap
9
Women's Handicap
5
Pro Tip
Keep it left-center off the tee and start your day stress-free.
The hole turns slightly left and doesn't love shots pushed right. A drive left-center gives you the best angle in. Miss the green short, and right is a tough way to say "welcome to Rochester."
Hole 2
Yardage
Par
5
Men's Handicap
13
Women's Handicap
1
Pro Tip
This hole rewards patience… and punishes optimism.
Water runs the entire right side, so favor the left off the tee. Laying up to a good number is never a bad decision here. If you're going for it, commit—hesitation usually ends wet.
Hole 3
Yardage
Par
4
Men's Handicap
15
Women's Handicap
9
Pro Tip
Fairway first, hero shots later.
Accuracy off the tee matters more than length. The green is protected up front, so take enough club and aim middle. Chasing pins early in the round is how pars turn into conversations.
Hole 4
Yardage
Par
4
Men's Handicap
7
Women's Handicap
11
Pro Tip
Play this one backwards—think about your approach first.
Position off the tee is key. A drive to the fairway sets up a manageable shot in, but don't force it. The green is guarded, so missing short is always better than long. Bogey here usually comes from trying to get greedy.
Hole 5
Yardage
Par
3
Men's Handicap
1
Women's Handicap
17
Pro Tip
Middle of the green is never a bad idea (no matter where the pin is).
Bunkers protect both sides, so don't chase flags unless you're feeling dialed. Pick a solid yardage, trust the swing, and take par—you'll happily walk to the next tee.
Hole 6
Yardage
Par
4
Men's Handicap
5
Women's Handicap
13
Pro Tip
Yes. Those bunkers are in play.
A confident tee shot is rewarded, but anything leaked can find trouble quickly. Favor the safe side off the tee and swing smooth. From the fairway, this hole gives you a great chance—just don't let the visuals mess with your head.
Hole 7
Yardage
Par
4
Men's Handicap
11
Women's Handicap
7
Pro Tip
Long is not always better… especially here.
Water lurks on the left, so favor the safe side off the tee. A controlled drive leaves a clean look in. From there, pick a smart target—forcing distance usually turns a good hole into an interesting story.
Hole 8
Hole 9
Yardage
Par
5
Men's Handicap
17
Women's Handicap
3
Pro Tip
Decide early if you're laying up or going for it.
This hole rewards a plan. Off the tee, favor position over power. The aggressive line can pay off, but only if you're feeling confident. When in doubt, play smart and take par into the turn.
Hole 10
Yardage
Par
4
Men's Handicap
16
Women's Handicap
8
Pro Tip
New nine, same advice—keep it in play.
With water running along the hole, accuracy off the tee matters most. A fairway find near the 100-yard marker leaves an easy approach. Stay clear of the toughest bunker on the course left of the green, take one more club, and aim center. A steady start beats a spectacular mistake.
Hole 11
Yardage
Par
5
Men's Handicap
18
Women's Handicap
2
Pro Tip
Let the Big Dog Eat!
Grip it and rip it if you like, but this hole rewards smart decisions. A good tee shot sets up the hole, and patience on the second pays off. Play it in pieces and give yourself a look at birdie.
Hole 12
Yardage
Par
3
Men's Handicap
4
Women's Handicap
14
Pro Tip
Trust the number, not the nerves.
Water surrounds the front of the green and gets everyone's attention. Pick your club, commit, and swing confidently. Short is wet, long is tricky—center is your friend.
Hole 13
Yardage
Par
4
Men's Handicap
8
Women's Handicap
12
Pro Tip
Position beats power every time here.
This hole tightens as it goes, so a smart tee shot is the real win. Favor the fairway and give yourself a clear look in. From there, aim middle of the green—short is manageable, left or right will often result in bogey.
Hole 14
Yardage
Par
3
Men's Handicap
6
Women's Handicap
16
Pro Tip
Looks friendly… until it isn't.
Water is very much in play, especially short. Pick the right club, commit, and swing with confidence. Hitting the green is a great result, no matter where the pin sits.
Hole 15
Yardage
Par
5
Men's Handicap
12
Women's Handicap
4
Pro Tip
A great hole to be aggressive—with a plan.
A solid drive opens your options, but the second shot decides everything. If you're going for it, commit fully. Laying up to your favorite yardage is never the wrong call here.
Hole 16
Yardage
Par
3
Men's Handicap
2
Women's Handicap
18
Pro Tip
Distance control is the whole story.
Avoid the bunker right, yell fore if further right. Trust the number, swing smooth, and aim for the center. Par here always feels earned—and usually gains ground on the field.
Hole 17
Yardage
Par
4
Men's Handicap
14
Women's Handicap
10
Pro Tip
This hole rewards commitment off the tee.
Water runs alongside and messes with your head, so pick a line and trust it. From the fairway, the approach is straightforward. Don't hesitate or you will hit it in the water, a par here feels like a birdie!
Hole 18
Yardage
Par
4
Men's Handicap
10
Women's Handicap
6
Pro Tip
Finish smart and finish strong.
A good tee shot sets up one last solid approach. Don't force anything—this hole rewards patience. Find the green, make par, and enjoy the walk in, then celebrate with great food and drinks at Parkside Grille.
There are no public tournaments available at Rochester Place Golf Club and Resort.