Southern Vermont offers a picturesque setting for golf enthusiasts, with the towns of Manchester, Dorset, Stratton, and Bennington providing a variety of courses. From historic private clubs to scenic public courses, there's something for everyone.
Manchester, Vermont
The Golf Club at Equinox
This public course, originally designed by U.S. Amateur champion Walter Travis and later redesigned by Rees Jones in 1992, is an 18-hole, par-71 course spanning 6,423 yards. Set in a valley framed by the Green Mountains, it offers challenging greens and stunning views, particularly during the fall season.
Ekwanok Country Club
Established in 1899, Ekwanok is one of Vermont's premier private courses. This 18-hole, par-70 course measures 6,566 yards and features wide fairways, undulating greens, and a tranquil setting among birches and forests.
Manchester Country Club
This private course, designed by Geoffrey S. Cornish in 1969, offers an 18-hole, par-72 layout stretching 6,675 yards. The course combines a traditional front nine with a back nine featuring unique holes set into the hillside.
Dorset, Vermont
Dorset Field Club
The oldest continuously operating golf course in the United States, Dorset Field Club dates back to 1886. This private, 18-hole, par-71 course spans 5,728 yards and offers a classic design set amid Dorset’s charming countryside.
Stratton, Vermont
Stratton Mountain Resort Golf Courses
Stratton Mountain Resort features three distinct 9-hole courses—Mountain, Lake, and Forest—that can be combined into various 18-hole layouts. The Mountain Course (3,277 yards), Lake Course (3,325 yards), and Forest Course (3,201 yards) each provide unique challenges and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. The courses are public and cater to golfers of all skill levels.
Bennington, Vermont
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Established in 1897, this public 18-hole, par-71 course is set against the backdrop of Historic Old Bennington and the Green Mountains. Spanning 6,264 yards, the course features a challenging layout with recent enhancements. Guests can also enjoy dining at The Grille or relax in the newly renovated clubhouse.
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