Mohawk River Golf Club

Rexford sits along the banks of the Mohawk River in Saratoga County, where the Erie Canal corridor cuts through the broad river valley just north of Schenectady. It's a stretch of upstate New York shaped by water — the Mohawk has defined the region's geography and history for centuries, and courses in this part of the state tend to reflect that flat-to-rolling terrain, with mature hardwoods and the kind of open sky you get when a river has carved a wide path through the landscape.

Mohawk River Golf Club takes its name directly from that setting, suggesting a layout where the river valley's natural contours do the work — ground that has likely been softened by floodplain soils, with turf conditions and shot-making demands that shift depending on how much water the Mohawk has seen that season. This corner of the Capital Region has a quietly active golf culture, close enough to Saratoga Springs to draw serious players but without the resort-town premium.

For travelers, Rexford is an easy reach from Albany, Troy, or Schenectady — a straightforward upstate round in a setting that earns its name.