Golf in Vermont

With the Green Mountains rising all around as you tee off, it’s hard to have a bad day at a Vermont fairway, no matter how you score. Vermont greenways will challenge golfers across experience and skill levels, with hilly terrain providing a new challenge, and friendly fellow golfers and pros help make golfing here fun. 

Camps and classes for kids and adults make for a solid start for those looking to learn to golf at courses designed by pro architects like Willie Park, Jr., Geoffrey Cornish, Mike Asmundson, and Graham Cooke, and round robin tournaments and spectator events make for exciting competition. Many of Vermont’s well-known ski resorts are home to well-conditioned golf courses ranging from 3- to 70-par where closely mowed grass provides a verdant backdrop for water features, sand traps, and the elevation changes that set Vermont’s courses apart and keep golfers coming back for the challenge. 

On-property lodging makes an all-inclusive golf vacation easy to plan, with plenty of things to do for the whole family. Clock extra practice time at driving ranges statewide, and mini golf, Frisbee golf, and FootGolf, golf-style play with soccer balls, offer family fun statewide. Vermont’s cities and towns await before and after your game, beckoning with walkable or bikeable downtowns, local food, craft beer, cider, and wine, and historic architecture.