Proctor-Pittsford Country Club

Brandon, VT · 9.4 mi away

Neshobe Golf Club in Brandon, Vermont is an 18-hole, par-72 public course designed by Steve Durkee that opened in 1959 on former farmland, thirteen years after the earlier Brandon Country Club had closed. The layout measures roughly 6,341 yards from the back tees and sits among woods, farmland, and pastures with mountain views throughout. The course is known for playable terrain without severe uphill or downhill lies. Neshobe includes an on-site restaurant and practice facilities.

Killington, VT · 11 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.

Killington, VT · 11 mi away

Killington Golf Course sits at 2,000 feet on the Killington Resort property, a 1984 Geoffrey Cornish design that makes the most of its mountain terrain. Snowmelt streams cross several fairways, and the par-72 layout stretches 6,186 yards from the back tees, with the routing playing along the slopes below Killington's ski trails. Hole 15 was named the No. 4 best hole in New England by Boston Magazine. The course is open to the public from mid-May through mid-October, with the Clubhouse Grill, a 12,000-square-foot putting green, and full practice facilities at the base. Elevation shifts shape club selection all round, and mornings stay cool even in summer, a reminder that this is mountain golf in every sense.

Last verified 2026-09-29