Terry Hills

The course is very pretty and well maintained. All the staff members I’ve come in contact with in the pro-​shop or club house were jovial and a pleasure to interact with. I find the course challenging. Certainly a strong 5 stars.
Munch wise they would lose a star. They have great beer specials on league nights. There are local bakery made desserts that called my name. There were a few options and we choose an almond joy, neither the almond nor the coconut stood out. The food menu is pretty standard. We ordered the soup trio which I will say was silly perhaps ludicrous, I can’t imagine it’s a quarter cup serving each.

They offer deals throughout the week… Better course if you can avoid paying full price. Can be slow moving depending on tournament or league play… clubhouse and bar are both good options. Course itself is in good shape and they keep up on maintenance…

I love their lobster bisque. Though the quality of the ingredients that are being put in there are getting cheaper, the bisque is still very tasty. I have always liked their sandwiches and salads and the portion sizes could be considered large.

Nothing negative to say. The leagues are great, staff is very friendly and tentative. Prices are on par for the course. Oh yea. went there. Very well kept; feels like you’re in Florida which isn’t easy in the frozen north.

We booked brunch for our Christmas celebration with my dad’s side of the family from all over Rochester. This is the half way drive mark for all 30 of us.
The facility was really nice! Lots of light. Very open. Easy to move around. Would be a great place for a wedding. The only thing to note though is that the parking area requires a walk up a flight of stairs. They do have a side door where you can drop off and pick up. Good to know if you have elderly, disabled, or lots of little kids in tow.
The buffet was really nice. Included standard breakfast food, an omelette station, waffle station, ham and turkey carving too. There was also a pork dish, a fish dish, macaroni and sauce, 2 different soups, salad, and various desserts. Nothing was amazing but it was all decent and good compared to some other buffets I’ve been to. And it’s affordable. $ 15.95/adult, $ 9.95/child 4 – 11 years old.
We had a great time and the food was really tasty too! Bless their patience with our group, as we had 9 kids from 6 months to 11 years old running around and a gift exchange for the little ones too. They did a really good job of serving and also letting us do our thing. What a great way to celebrate the holidays with family!

This has to be one of the best family owned golf courses around and it is without a doubt the best one that I have had the opportunity to play. In 1930, Parker Terry opened Terry Hills Golf Course as one of the area’s first 9-​hole public golf courses. The Rotondo family acquired Terry Hills in 1972. Over the years they have continually improved the course, turning what was once farmland into a renowned 27-​hole championship golf course. Terry Hills now services Western New York with a beautiful clubhouse, a country club ambience, and outstanding service at a value price. Buffalo Bills Hall of Fame Quarterback Jim Kelly holds a few events here every year. The price is right and an enjoyable day of golf awaits all those who choose this for their next round. You can book a tee time online at
or you can call to get a time. You have to stop by the snack shop and get one of their hot dogs. You will not b disappointed. A great course and a must play.

Over the weekend, a friend of mine got married and the reception was at Terry Hills Golf Course. I’ve been to about about 20 different weddings in my life so feel like I’ve seen it all!
A few of the plus sides…
+ The food. We had potato soup, house salad, rosemary chicken, and beef and it was all delicious. I especially liked the chicken. For dessert there was a chocolate fountain that was fun, but I was too full to try it out.
+ The view. We were there in February and with fresh snow, the huge windows made for a great background for pictures. The wedding party actually had their pictures taken in front of their windows with that being the background.
+ Very clean.
Minuses…
— The staff seemed a little rude. When the wedding party was doing their speeches, all we could hear was loud banging in the other room from the staff cleaning up from the appetizers. Also, when we got there at 4:00, we weren’t allowed to be at our seats until they said so. I like to put my purse and jacket at my chair at weddings and not hold it for a long time. I ended up sweating in my jacket because I couldn’t put it down. I was actually told my one of the staff «I know there are other guests in the dining room, but you can’t go in» put a bad taste in my mouth. The bartender was also obviously annoyed, gossiping to her coworker and rolling her eyes a lot.
— At weddings I ALWAYS hate the way tables are served. My boyfriend and I were at the last table, #15, so we were obviously served last. By the time coffee was passed around, we were only a few bites into our dinner. It should be start at the first and last tables and meet in the center.
All-​in-​all it was just an okay experience. I’m a huge customer service person so that’s what ruined it for me, but for anyone who doesn’t have an emphasis on this, they may have a better experience!

Great food. We just came a from a breakfast with Santa. It was quite nice. The staff were friendly and competent.

Great restaurant. The Chicken Marsala is great, as is the artichoke florentine appetizer.