Killington Golf Course

Killington, VT · 0.9 mi away

Green Mountain National Golf Course, opened in 1996 and designed by Gene Bates, offers a memorable mountain golf experience in Killington, Vermont. Bates, known for integrating courses with their natural surroundings, crafted a par-71 layout stretching up to 6,589 yards. The course blends natural beauty with thoughtful design, featuring gently sloping fairways, generous landing areas, strong green complexes, and distinct elevation shifts. It provides a private-club feel while being open to the public. Set on a rugged mountain property near the Killington ski area, the course winds through woodland terrain with memorable vistas, including a panoramic view from the 16th tee. Green Mountain National is a strategic course where accuracy and positioning are key, rewarding smart play over raw power. It offers a mix of reachable par 5s, downhill par 3s, and strong par 4s, with undulating and multi-tiered greens that demand precise iron play, making it both playable and rewarding for all skill levels.

Woodstock, VT · 14 mi away

Woodstock Inn & Resort Golf Club, also known as Woodstock Country Club, was founded in 1895 in Woodstock, Vermont. Golf professional William Henry Tucker laid out a new course in the Kedron Valley in 1906, Wayne Stiles expanded it to 18 holes in 1925, and Robert Trent Jones Sr. redesigned the course in the 1960s at the direction of resort owner Laurance Rockefeller. The par-70 course plays about 6,001 yards from the back tees with a slope of 124. The resort's full-service golf facility includes a golf shop, practice range, putting green, and the Fairway Grill overlooking the course.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Ludlow, VT · 16 mi away

Fox Run Golf Club, formerly known as Okemo Valley Golf Club, is a public course in Ludlow, Vermont, on a former dairy farm property near Okemo Mountain. The current 18-hole layout was designed by architect Steve Durkee and opened in stages beginning in 1999, replacing an earlier nine-hole course built in 1969. Described as New England's only heathland-style course, the par-70 layout runs uphill through the property with sculpted bentgrass greens, tees, and fairways framed by trees and native grasses, set against the backdrop of the Green Mountains. It has hosted Vermont and New England PGA Section events over the years. Ownership passed from Okemo Mountain Resort to Vail Resorts and then, in 2021, to Fox Run Properties, which restored the club's original name and has since renovated greens, added forward tees, and rebuilt bunkers. The course operates as public, with an indoor training center and restaurant on site.