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There’s no better way to soak up the summer sun than by getting outside! If going for a hike or a whitewater raft isn’t your style, you’ve still got options to enjoy the beautiful warm weather.
Hit the links for a round of golf, lace up your tennis shoes, or put your hand/eye coordination to the test with a game of pickleball. (Never played pickleball? There’s no time like a LivCo adventure to try something new!)
Where: Dansville
Eat: Scoville’s at Brae Burn Gold Course
Brae Burn Golf Course is perfect for a morning tee time with nine holes, and you can grab a bite to eat after at the on-site restaurant, Scoville’s. This course was established in 1898, making it one of the oldest golf courses in New York!
Where: Caledonia
Caledonia Country Club is a private club that opens the course to guests on Mondays and Tuesdays for $35 (a great deal that includes your greens fee, cart rental, and lunch!)
Where: Conesus
Conesus Golf Course is a challenging 18-hole course that still offers a fun time for beginners of all ages (kids included) while showcasing the best of the Genesee Valley. You’ll play through wooded areas, and over streams, but watch out for the ponds!
Where: Avon
The course at Farview is best described as “private course conditions at public course prices” so you can expect well-manicured greens that challenge you, while still keeping it fun (Insider tip: the best views on the course are from the 10th green).
Where: Lima
The Lima Golf and Country Club is made up of two 18-hole courses, Island Oaks and Charleston Pines, so you can play again and again. Set in the hills of the Genesee Valley, it was voted “Best Greens” by Golf Rochester.
Where: Geneseo
Eat: Corsa on the Links
For some of the best views in the Genesee River Valley, head to the Livingston Country Club, a semi-private 18-hole course. Here you’ll find all the amenities of a private course with the affordability of a public one. Once you’re done in the greens, head to Corsa on the Links for lunch and a drink.
Where: Livonia
Eat: Old Hick Pub
Whether you want to play 18 holes or you would rather work on your drive or putting game, Old Hickory is the course for you. After you’ve played through, stop by Old Hick Pub for a classic and delicious pub meal.
Where: Nunda
Eat: Whistling Farmer Pub
Overlooking two valleys, Woodlynn Hills is a relaxed, but fast-paced course with stunning views of the rolling hills and green countrysides of Livingston County. The on-site restaurant, Whistling Farmer Pub, is a must-try with a menu of locally sourced ingredients and a fresh take on classic dishes.
Tennis courts are open to the public, and have lights to play at night!
The tennis courts at Babcock Park serve double duty, working as tennis and pickleball courts. These courts are open to the public whenever the park is open, but you will need to bring your own paddles.
Bellamy Park was named after Francis Bellamy, a Mount Morris resident, minister, and author of the Pledge of Allegiance. In addition to the tennis court, the park also has soccer fields, a baseball diamond, and picnic areas.
The tennis courts at Highland Park are maintained by the parks department. In addition to the court,s Highland Park also has a walking trail with workout stations, basketball, baseball, playground, and a fenced dog park.
The courts at Livonia High School are indoor and open year round.
Located next to the Caledonia Country Club, Washburn Park is a small park open to the public with tennis/ pickleball courts and a baseball diamond.
Pickleball is a fusion of tennis, ping-pong, and badminton, so if you like racket sports, you’ll love pickleball. Get competitive at one of our local pickleball courts.
The Avon Driving Park sits on what once was a sulfur spring health spa. The spa is no longer but the spring is still there, along with a racetrack and pickleball courts. The courts are open to the public, as long as you bring your own paddles.
Don’t feel like playing tennis? Grab your racket for a round of pickleball at Babcock Park instead.
The Recreation Center at Lower Falls in Letchworth State Park has fun for all ages, including table games, badminton, and of course, pickleball. You can also play bocce, shuffleboard, or get your steps in on the fitness loop.
Livonia has year-round access to pickleball with indoor courts in the Connell Building at Livonia Central Schools.
