Woodstock Country Club
Although the Woodstock Country Club made its debut atop Mt. Peg, today you’ll enjoy a course nestled within the valley, taking advantage of the natural flow of the Kedron River for a picturesque yet technically-challenging experience.
Facts and Figures:
- Year built: 1895
- Architect(s): William H. Tucker (1906), Wayne Stiles (1924), Robert Trent Jones, Sr. (1963), Robert Trent Jones, Sr. (1969), Robert Trent Jones, Sr. (1975), Robert Trent Jones, Sr. (1987)
- Type: Resort, course available to the public
- Par: 70
Offerings:
- Pro shop
- Practice range
- Putting green
- Private and semi-private lessons with PGA pro Matthew Closter
- The Fairway Grill
- Clubhouse with locker room, showers, and seating area
Accolades and Noteworthy Details:
- Named by Golf Advisor as the #3 Top Golf Course in New England, #7 for Golf Conditions in the U.S., and #3 Friendliest Staff in the U.S.
- Hometown course of Keegan Bradley, a top player on the PGA Tour
To book a Tee Time:
- Click here to book online
- or Call the Pro Shop at 802-457-6674
Address: 76 South Street, Woodstock, VT 05091
The Highland at Quechee Club
While the Highland at Queechee Club isn’t available to non-members, those who can snag a tee time are in for a treat. Rated one of the top ten golf courses in all of Vermont by Golf Digest, this challenging 18 hole tree-lined, stone-walled course is the picture of bucolic excellence.
Facts and Figures:
- Year built: 1970
- Architect(s): Geoffrey Cornish (1970), Bill Robinson (1970), Brian Silva (2012)
- Type: Private, available only to members, member guests, and renters
- Par: 72
Offerings:
- Pro shop
- Semi-private lessons, including: Two Day Golf School, Mixed Clinics, Short Game School, Putting Clinic, Two Club School
- Private lessons
- Driving range
- Putting green
Accolades: One of the top ten golf courses in Vermont, according to Golf Digest
Membership: Please contact the Membership Director, Gina Beaty, with membership questions at gina.beaty@quecheeclub.com or call (802) 299-2167
Address: 3268 Quechee Main St, Quechee, Vermont 05059
Green Mountain National
Settled within the Green Mountains, a day at the links at Green Mountain National may feel like a day in the clouds. But this course is no cakewalk. The sloping fairways and undulating greens on this 18-hole course guarantee that players of any skill will get a challenge.
Facts and Figures:
- Year built: 1996
- Architect(s): Gene Bates
- Type: Semi-private
- Par: 71
Offerings:
- Pro shop
- 3-Day Junior Camps
- Practice facilities
- Instructional programs and clinics
- Private and semi-private lessons
- Gracie’s Grill
Accolades: One of the 5 best public golf courses in Vermont, according to GOLF Magazine
To book a Tee time:
- Click here to book online
- Or call the pro shop at 802-422-4653
Address: Barrows-Towne Road, Route 100, Killington, VT 05751
Okemo Valley Golf Club
Moving south from Killington to the Okemo Valley Golf Club, the Green Mountains fall into the background, giving way to rolling fields and scenic waterways. As Vermont’s championship heathland course, and the first of its kind for all of New England, Okemo Valley Golf Club presents an experience you won’t forget.
Facts and Figures:
- Year built: 1999
- Type: Public
- Par: 70
Offerings:
- Pro shop
- Private lessons
- Semi-private lessons, including: Summer Junior Clinics, Summer Junior Camp, Ladies’ Clinics
- Indoor facilities
- Driving range
- Putting green
- Practice and target greens
- Family Fore course
- Willie Dunn's Grille
- Clubhouse with locker room
Accolades:
- One of the 5 best public golf courses in Vermont, according to GOLF Magazine
- Rated one of the Best Courses you can Play by Golfweek
- Home to the VT PGA and NEPGA Senior Championship
- Former qualifier for the U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links Championship
To book a tee time call the pro shop at 802-228-1396
Address: 89 Fox Ln, Ludlow, Vermont 05149
Rutland Country Club
With a pedigree dating back to the turn of the 20th century, it’s no wonder the Rutland Country Club is a favorite of famous golfers like Ted Williams, Bob Rotella, and Keegan Bradley.
Facts and Figures:
- Year built: 1902
- Architect(s): George Low (1902), Wayne Stiles (1927), John Van Kleek (1927)
- Type: Semi-Private
- Par: 70/71
Offerings:
- Pro shop
- Putting green
- Clubhouse
- Baxter’s Restaurant
To book a tee time call the pro shop at 802-773-3254
Address: 275 Grove St, Rutland, Vermont 05701
