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Semi-private · 18 holes

The Links at Union Vale

Lagrangeville, NY

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Lagrangeville, NY

153 N Parliman Rd, Lagrangeville, NY 12540

About this course

The Links at Union Vale is a semi-private, 18-hole course in Dutchess County, about 70 miles north of New York City near the Taconic Parkway. Architect Stephen Kay built the course on roughly 200 acres of former cattle and farmland and opened it in 2000. The par-72 layout measures 6,646 yards from the back tees and sits on open, largely treeless ground with views of the Hudson Hills and Catskill Mountains. Fescue, pot bunkers and water run through the routing. The club also runs a junior golf academy and hosts weddings on site.

Type

Parkland

Region

Mid-Atlantic

Holes

18

Par

72

Yardage

6,646

Established

2000

Course rating

73.4

Slope

138

LooperScore

83.9

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Historic

Last verified 2026-09-13

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