Vermont has 87 golf courses — 53 public, 7 private — with an average slope rating of 131 across 40 USGA-rated courses. The hardest is Stowe Mountain Club in Stowe at slope 152. Browse by county or city below, with scorecards and USGA slope ratings where available.
Browse Vermont Courses by Numbers
Hardest by Slope
Stowe Mountain Club
Dorset Field Club
Rutland Country Club
Mount Snow Golf Club
Vermont National Country Club
Country Club of Barre
The Golf Club at The Equinox Resort
Newport Country Club
Proctor Pittsford Country Club
Stowe Country Club
Easiest for Beginners
Arrowhead Golf Course
Fox Run Golf Club
Links at Lang Farm
Bradford Golf Club
Alburg Golf Links
Catamount Golf Club
Lake St Catherine Country Club
Cedar Knoll Country Club
Proctor Pittsford Country Club
Ralph Myhre Golf Course
Longest by Yardage
Vermont National Country Club
Mount Snow Golf Club
Crown Point Golf Course
Newport Country Club
Alburg Golf Links
Ekwanok Country Club
Brattleboro Country Club
Mt Anthony Country Club
Country Club of Barre
Burlington Country Club
Find a Course in Vermont
Browse by County
Top Courses in Vermont
Stowe Mountain Club
Stowe · 18 holes · Par 72
Dorset Field Club
Dorset · 18 holes · Par 72
Mount Snow Golf Club
West Dover · 18 holes · Par 72
Rutland Country Club
Rutland · 18 holes · Par 71
Vermont National Country Club
South Burlington · 18 holes · Par 72
Country Club of Barre
Plainfield · 18 holes · Par 71
The Golf Club at The Equinox Resort
Manchester Village · 18 holes · Par 71
Newport Country Club
Newport · 18 holes · Par 72
Proctor Pittsford Country Club
Pittsford · 18 holes · Par 72
Stowe Country Club
Stowe · 18 holes · Par 72
Woodstock Country Club
Woodstock · 18 holes · Par 71
Brattleboro Country Club
Brattleboro · 18 holes · Par 71
About Golf in Vermont
Vermont has 87 golf courses ranging from public daily-fee tracks to exclusive private clubs. The average slope rating across rated courses in Vermont is 131, compared to the national average of 113. 40 courses have verified slope and course ratings. Course pages link to official contact and website information where available; tee-time alerts are currently an early-access feature.
Frequently asked questions
How many golf courses are in Vermont?
Vermont has 87 golf courses in the Stymie directory, including 53 public and 7 private courses.
What is the hardest golf course in Vermont?
Stowe Mountain Club in Stowe is the hardest golf course in Vermont with a maximum slope rating of 152. Slope measures difficulty for a bogey golfer — 113 is average, 140+ is very difficult.
What is the average slope rating in Vermont?
The average slope rating across 40 USGA-rated Vermont courses is 131. The US national average is 113.