Illustrative imageEast Amherst, New York
Transit Valley Country Club
About the club
This profile contains information gathered from publicly available sources and historical records. Due to the private nature of the club, some details may not be fully verifiable or may have changed. Transit Valley Country Club was established in 1921 on farmland in East Amherst, New York . The club's original course was designed by William Harries and opened for play in 1922 . The club has served as an important fixture in Western New York golf for over a century, hosting numerous regional championships and events .
Amenities
Bar
Casual Dining
Club House
Dining
Event Spaces
Fitness
Golf Course
Locker Rooms
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Transit Valley Country Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
On request
Lifetime Total
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Location
8920 Transit Road, East Amherst, New York 14051, United States
Reviews
4.5
127 reviews
As a frequent visitor to golf clubs in the Buffalo area, my recent visit to Transit Valley Country Club left a remarkable impression. Nestled in the serene outskirts of the city, this club has always been known for its pristine courses and exceptional services. However, the recent renovations have elevated it to a new level of excellence. Upon arrival, the changes to the course were immediately noticeable. The greens appeared more manicured and the fairways were in impeccable condition, providing a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. The addition of new sand bunkers and water hazards adds a strategic element to the game that was both challenging and rewarding. Beyond the course, the club's commitment to creating a family-friendly atmosphere was evident. The staff were not only professional and courteous but also exceptionally welcoming to families. The newly introduced family tees and the junior golf program are commendable efforts to involve younger generations in the sport. The clubhouse, always a highlight, has been revamped with modern amenities while maintaining its classic charm. The dining area offers a variety of culinary delights, catering to all tastes, and the pro shop is well-stocked with the latest golfing equipment and apparel. What truly sets Transit Valley apart is its community feel. The events calendar is bustling with activities ranging from golf tournaments to family picnics, making it a hub for social gatherings. This sense of community, coupled with the top-notch facilities, makes it more than just a golf club; it's a retreat for families and golf enthusiasts alike. In conclusion, Transit Valley Country Club is a testament to how thoughtful enhancements can rejuvenate a traditional golf club. It strikes a perfect balance between challenging golf and family-friendly leisure, making it an ideal destination for anyone looking to enjoy a day on the greens or a pleasant time with family and friends. Highly recommended!
Zack Schneider
It absolutely floors me that for a wedding, the vendors get half sandwiches and mac salad while the guests get a full meal. When you have about 12 + vendors half mini sandwiches aren't it when you're working 10 hours days. It's such a slap to the face. Not one worker came to check on us. Half the vendors didn't have forks, or plates etc. No one came to check. No water was given. Not enough sandwiches for all of us. When others got up there, there was only tuna and zucchini sandwiches. That is so nasty. Not to mention you must hide your bags in a closet, in the back, that you have to walk a few rooms to get through AND through guest tables. Totally unacceptable. Major disappointment. Beautiful venue, but an absolute disappointment of meals for vendors. Talking to other vendors this isn't the first time either.
Christian Archilla
This place is terrible... if your looking for a place to go to feel judged by people who think they are better than you then this is the place for you... they will rob a fundraiser event and not even bat an eye... rip you off for a golf tournament... cancel it because of "lightning" even though not even an hr later their members were allowed to play and then tell you they will give vouchers to play again that we never got $200 to play in a tournament for 6 holes... everyone seemed put out to even have us there they all act like it's some amazing course and it's not it's flat... it's not challenging... there was piles of dirt all over the course with skid steers and equipment sitting everywhere pretty much a ghetto of golf courses from other places I've played... unless u want to get out your checkbook to pay for your fake smiles and pleasant service as a member I wouldn't recommend this dump... the people of this course should take a ride around wny and look at some real courses that are actually nice and take some notes...
Bill Dwyer