The McConnellsville Golf Club is 20 minutes northwest of Rome in Blossvale just northeast of Oneida Lake in the foothills of the Adirondacks.

The golf course is a classic parkland layout winding along pine and maple, with tree-lined fairways over rolling terrain. There are minimal sand bunkers and water hazards in play as the course's main defenses are the narrow fairways, small, undulating greens, and a few blind shots offering compelling risk/reward opportunities. There are three sets of tees from 5,445 yards to 6,322 yards from the tips, with 70.4/125 course/slope ratings. The course originated as a 9 holer in the 1940s with a donation by the Harden Family, a local furniture maker, the second nine was added in the late 1960s and designed by Pete Grygiel and Frank Clark.