Chenango Valley Golf Course is 10 miles from Binghamton using I-88 to exit 3, then north on Route 369 for four miles.

The course is surrounded by water with the Chenango River on the west border and Lily Lake on the east. It traverses isolated, tree lined fairways with a mix of open and narrow, corridors off the tee. There's numerous slight doglegs, several water features, and sand bunkers defending the green complexes. It was originally designed by James Evans and Laurie Cox and built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s and was redesigned and 9 more holes added in 1967 by Hal Purdy. It plays to 6,478 yards from the back tees, 70.4/125, course/slop[e ratings with two shorter tees.