The golf course is at the confluence of the watersheds of TWO great
rivers. The rain that drops on holes 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, because of the natural
topography, drains West
and southward to the
Susquehanna River. Rain
falling on the East side
(holes 8-18), finds its way to
the Chenango River. There
are 5 ponds on the course, all
of which are designed to
capture and store surface
water run-off. The largest
pond contains over 2 million
gallons of clean spring-fed
water, which is enough to irrigate the golf course for 2 hours a day for 180 consecutive days and still
have an abundant supply remaining.