West Bolton Golf Club

Stowe, VT · 8.6 mi away

The Mountain Course at Spruce Peak in Stowe, Vermont, was designed by architect Bob Cupp and developed as part of the Spruce Peak resort community below Mount Mansfield, opening in the mid-2000s as part of the broader Stowe Mountain Resort development. Reaching an elevation of more than 1,800 feet, the course winds through alpine forest and rock outcroppings, passing the Lake Peregrine snowmaking reservoir on the front nine. Despite a modest yardage, the course carries a high slope rating and is known for a strong collection of short par-4 holes and sweeping mountain views.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Williston, VT · 8.6 mi away

Williston Golf Club in Williston, Vermont began in 1927 when Frank Talcott built the original nine holes for family and friends, using sand greens and coffee cans as makeshift cups. The course has since grown into an 18-hole, par-71 layout measuring roughly 6,112 yards from the back tees. It is now operated as a private club with a parkland-style routing built around the land's natural features. The club continues to be tied to its founding family's decades of stewardship.

Waterbury, VT · 9.6 mi away

Blush Hill Country Club is a nine-hole, par-33 golf course in Waterbury, Vermont, designed by Andrew Freeland and opened in 1919. The layout measures roughly 2,400 yards from its longest tees and offers views of the Worcester Mountain Range. The course is open to the public for both golf and use of its clubhouse facility. Some directories list the club as closed, though its own website describes it as an active, operating course, so its current status should be confirmed before visiting.