Best Golf Courses in Vermont
1. The Golf Club at Equinox
Type of field: Parkland
Course access: Municipal Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 129
Course Rating: 70.8
Total par (men's tees): 71
Total yardage (men's tees): 6,423 yards
Scorecard: Link
Located in beautiful Manchester Village, the Golf Club at Equinox with its crisp air and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, will pose a challenge for players of all skills. Opened in 1927, the course was designed by Walter Travis and Rees Jones.
2. Burlington Country Club
Address:
568 South Prospect Street, Burlington, Vermont (VT) 05401, USAPhone: 802.864.4683
Website: Visit
Type of field: Parkland
Course access: Private Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 133
Course Rating: 71.5
Total par (men's tees): 71
Total yardage (men's tees): 6,471 yards
Scorecard: Link
Total size of golf course: 150 acres
One of Vermont’s premier private golf venues, the Burlington is a challenge of itself with difficult greens, breathtaking views, and hilly, tree-lined fairways. Opened in 1924, the course was designed by Donald Ross, Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry.
3. Dorset Field Club
Type of field: Parkland
Course access: Private Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 127
Course Rating: 70.0
Total par (men's tees): 70
Total yardage (men's tees): 6,194 yards
Scorecard: Link
Nestled in the valley of the Green Mountains of Vermont, the Dorset Field Club maintains the most enjoyable country club experience for its members and their families. Opened in 1886, the course was designed by Steve Durkee.
4. Okemo Mountain Resort
Type of field: Parkland
Course access: Municipal Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 130
Course Rating: 71.1
Total par (men's tees): 70
Total yardage (men's tees): 6,500 yards
Scorecard: Link
The Okemo Valley course features bent grass greens, tees and fairways with multiple tee areas on each hole, with a spectacular Green Mountain views that is sure to replenish your spirit. Opened in 2000, the course was designed by Steve Durkee.
5. Spruce Peak (Mountain)
Type of field: Parkland
Course access: Private Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 141
Course Rating: 72.1
Total par (men's tees): 72
Total yardage (men's tees): 6,411 yards
Scorecard: Link
Rated no.1 course in Vermont by Golf Advisor, the Mountain Course at Spruce Peak features rock outcroppings, wildlife, and sweeping views of both Spruce Peak and Mt. Mansfield. Opened in 2007, the course was designed by Bob Cupp.
6. Jay Peak Resort
Type of field: Parkland
Course access: Municipal Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 138
Course Rating: 73.1
Total par (men's tees): 72
Total yardage (men's tees): 6,908 yards
Scorecard: Link
Situated in the Northern Vermont woods is the Jay Peak Resort with its beautiful terrain, natural waterways and manicured greens. Opened in 2006, the course was designed by Graham Cooke.
7. Vermont National Country Club
Address:
1227 Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vermont (VT) 05403, USAPhone: 802.264.9401
Website: Visit
Type of field: Links
Course access: Private Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 133
Course Rating: 74.2
Total par (men's tees): 72
Total yardage (men's tees): 7,035 yards
Scorecard: Link
Total size of golf course: 400 acres
The first of its kind in New England, the Vermont National is set in natural terrain and stunning vistas. Opened in 1998, the course was designed by Jack Nicklaus and Jack Nicklaus II.
8. The Quechee Club
Address:
3268 Quechee Main Street, Quechee, Vermont (VT) 05059, USAPhone: (802) 295-9356
Website: Visit
Type of field: Parkland
Course access: Private Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 129
Course Rating: 73.1
Total par (men's tees): 72
Total yardage (men's tees): 6,765 yards
Scorecard: Link
Rated top ten in the State of Vermont by Golf Digest, the Highland course at Quechee Club features gently rolling and elevated, tree-lined fairways, along with rock walls and bunkers. Opened in 1970, the course was designed by Geoff Cornish and Brian Silva.
9. Rutland Country Club
Type of field: Parkland
Course access: Municipal Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 125
Course Rating: 69.7
Total par (men's tees): 70
Total yardage (men's tees): 6,134 yards
Scorecard: Link
One of the oldest municipal courses in America, Rutland Country Club is a must-play for any golfer that visits Vermont. Opened in 1901, the course was designed by Wayne Stiles and John Van Kleek.
10. Ekwanok Country Club
Type of field: Links
Course access: Private Course
Length of play: 18-hole course
Type of grass: Bent grass
Slope index: 128
Course Rating: 71.6
Total par (men's tees): 70
Total yardage (men's tees): 6,566 yards
Scorecard: Link
Total size of golf course: 200 acres
Championships hosted: NCAA, US Amateur
The Ekwanok was the first eighteen hole golf course in the United States that could compare with some famous courses in the United Kingdom. It’s one of the oldest courses in the State. Opened in 1899, the course was designed by Walter Travis and John Duncan Dunn.
