Public · 27 holes
Cedar Knoll Country Club
Hinesburg, VT
About this course
Cedar Knoll Country Club is a 27-hole facility in Hinesburg, Vermont, in the Champlain Valley about 14 miles from Burlington. The property was formerly the Bissonette family dairy farm before the Ayer family converted it to a golf course.
Raymond Ayer laid out the original 18 holes, known as the West and North nines, which opened for play in 1994 after the family's dairy herd was sold off to fund construction. A third nine, the South course, was added later to give the club 27 total holes across rolling, hilly terrain.
The club is family owned and operated, with a restaurant and bar, practice facilities and men's and women's leagues.
Type
Parkland
Region
New England
Holes
27
Par
72
Established
1994
LooperScore
74.2
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Design & architects
- Raymond Ayer, architect
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