Vermont golf
Best golf courses in Vermont.
Ranked by LooperScore, BogeyMap's own algorithm. 45 of the 45 courses we publish in Vermont are playable without a member invite.
BogeyMap publishes 45 golf courses in Vermont, of which 45 are playable without a member invite (public, resort, municipal, or semi-private). Equinox Golf Course in Manchester currently leads the state with a LooperScore of 82.6. The cities with the most courses are Bennington, Killington, Middlebury.
45
Courses published
19
Public
9
Resort
17
Semi-private
Top-rated courses in Vermont
Equinox Golf Course
Manchester, VT
Nestled in the picturesque Green Mountain National Forest in historic Manchester, Vermont, the Equinox Golf Course is a classic Walter Travis design, originally opened in 1927. Travis, a U.S. Amateur champion, was renowned for his design philosophy emphasizing well-positioned bunkers and sporty, undulating greens that demand a deft short game. The course underwent a comprehensive restoration by Rees Jones in 1992, preserving its historic character while enhancing playability. The mountainous terrain ensures a challenging layout with varied shots, making it a true test for golfers. The 13th hole, a beautiful par 4 with a long uphill approach, is often cited as the signature hole, while Travis’s distinctive greens, often featuring pot bunkers and “chocolate drop” moguls, provide memorable challenges throughout the round. The Equinox Golf Course offers stunning views and a strategic experience, rewarding players who can master its well-manicured, undulating greens and often elevated greens.
Green Mountain National Golf Course
Killington, VT
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 Inn & Resort Golf Club
Woodstock, VT
This historic Robert Trent Jones Sr. design at the Woodstock Inn navigates Vermont's rolling terrain with elevation changes and tree-lined fairways.
Fox Run Golf Club
Ludlow, VT
Fox Run Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course and 10-acre practice facility featuring a 4-hole short course and full driving range. The par 70 layout is 6,400 yards in length and features dramatic elevation change through rolling terrain outlined by fescue native areas that enhance the heathland layout. Formerly known as Okemo Valley Golf Club.
Jay Peak Resort Golf Course
Jay, VT
The Jay Peak Resort Golf Course, designed by renowned Canadian architect Graham Cooke, opened with nine holes in 2006 and a full 18 in 2007. Cooke’s design philosophy at Jay Peak emphasizes a deep integration with the natural landscape, creating a mountain golf experience that feels both challenging and secluded. Nestled within the Northern Vermont woods, the course features beautiful terrain, natural waterways, and manicured greens, with wildlife often observing play. Each hole is thoughtfully isolated by forest, providing a private-club feel. The course is known for its dramatic elevation changes and strategic layout, demanding thoughtful shot-making. While specific signature holes aren't explicitly named, the overall design ensures a memorable round where the natural beauty of the surroundings significantly enhances the game, making it a standout championship course in Vermont.
Stratton Mountain Country Club
Stratton Mountain, VT
27-hole resort course at Stratton Mountain ski resort with stunning mountain views.
Haystack Golf Club
Wilmington, VT
Stowe Country Club
Stowe, VT
Mount Anthony Country Club
Bennington, VT
Middlebury College Golf Course
Middlebury, VT
Sugarbush Golf Club
Warren, VT
Brattleboro Country Club
Brattleboro, VT
Williston Golf Club
Williston, VT
Lake Morey Resort Golf Course
Fairlee, VT
Montague Golf Club
Randolph, VT
Neshobe Golf Club
Brandon, VT
Crown Point Country Club
Springfield, VT
Kwiniaska Golf Club
Shelburne, VT
This semi-private course plays above Shelburne, offering a mix of open and wooded holes with views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks.
West Bolton Golf Club
Jericho, VT
Blush Hill Country Club
Waterbury, VT
Country Club of Barre
Plainfield, VT
Bradford Golf Club
Bradford, VT
A sporty 9-hole course in Bradford, Vermont, with an 18-hole equivalent, located at the junction of the Connecticut and Waits Rivers.
Cedar Knoll Country Club
Hinesburg, VT
Bellows Falls Country Club
Bellows Falls, VT
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Common questions about Vermont golf
- How many golf courses can you play in Vermont?
- BogeyMap publishes 45 courses in Vermont. 45 of them are public, resort, municipal, or semi-private, meaning a visiting golfer can usually book a tee time directly with the course.
- What is the best public course in Vermont?
- Green Mountain National Golf Course in Killington holds the highest LooperScore among public courses we publish in Vermont (82.3).
- How does BogeyMap rank Vermont courses?
- Every list is generated by LooperScore, BogeyMap's own 0-100 composite of course quality signals, verified golfer ratings, and editorial review. We never republish another publication's rankings, and a course only shows a score once the underlying evidence exists. See how the rankings work.
- Can BogeyMap get me on a private club in Vermont?
- No. BogeyMap doesn't sell tee times and never guarantees access. For clubs that allow limited outside play, Looper Pro members can read researched Access Intel describing how that access generally works — the club is always the final authority.