Malone Golf Club has two 18-hole courses located in the northern New York/southern Ontario/Quebec region north of the Adirondacks.

The East Course clambers over rolling terrain with a surprising amount of elevation change as it moves along tree-lined fairways with ponds, streams, and sand bunkers defending par. The West is a shot-maker's layout, winding through narrow tree-lined corridors, with water in play on nine holes and sand bunkers positioned along the landing zones and greens. There are four sets of tees overall; the West plays to 6,592 yards from the tips, and the East plays to 6,545 yards. Course/slope ratings: West-72.0/124, East-71.8/125. Albert Murray and Willard Wilkinson designed the East Course in the 1930s, with Robert Trent Jones Sr. adding the West Course.