VERMONT

Established in 1927, the Basin Harbor Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course, making Basin Harbor a popular Vermont golf resort. We are the first course in the state to become a sanctioned Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Golf Course. Our PGA Staff offers lessons and clinics for players of all ages and levels. Golfers can also stock up at the on-site pro shop. Regulation clothing and soft spikes are required on the course.

Directly across from the Resort is the Lake Morey Country Club, a 6024 yard par 70 championship golf course. From the 213 yard, par 3 first hole to the short 313 yard, par 4 eighteenth hole you will be pleased and impressed with both the inner beauty and long range views of the Green Mountains. Variety we have - long and short par 5's and par 3's, water holes, well bunkered greens and varying terrain. This very popular layout for everyone is that the length is not excessive. Players of all abilities, from low to high handicaps, have played here and loved it. Due to the popularity of this championship course, we encourage you to sign up for tee times when you make your reservations.

Passionate golfers are discovering just how special Okemo Valley is. Featuring bent grass greens, tees and fairways, our par 70, 18-hole championship course is New England's first heathland-style course. One-of-a-kind fairways are filled with dips, ripples, rolls and hollows, which invite fresh mountain breezes. Greens are sweeping and fairly sculpted to reward your short game. Put all of this against the backdrop of Vermont's dazzling Green Mountains, and you have a golf experience you’ll never forget. And while you’re here, visit our second championship golf course at Tater Hill and see what all the buzz is about! (Just 20 miles from Okemo Mountain Resort)

Created by the legendary designer Bob Cupp, with the help of Mother Nature, this true wilderness course winds gently around the sparkling Peregrine Lake and mountain streams. A magnificent stand of New England hardwood, pine and birch trees line many of the fairways. The dramatic elevation gain (400'+) throughout the course allows for sweeping views of the surrounding ski slopes and Little River Valley below.

A role model for sustainable development and environmental protection, the course is surrounded by 2,000 protected acres of pristine conservation land and is the first in Vermont to achieve Audubon International Signature Sanctuary certification. Environmental initiatives include the creation of a 111-million gallon body of water, called Peregrine Lake, for state-of-the-art course irrigation.

Originally built in 1927 by the legendary Walter J. Travis, Gleneagles was restored by American golf-course architect Rees Jones in 1992. Following Travis's original routing and the course's rustic Scottish flavor, the new course meets modern standards with an environmentally friendly approach. Named after its famous sister resort in Scotland, Gleneagles is a par 71, 6,423-yard course with challenging play on every fairway, sand trap, and green. Course statistics of each hole are available online. Guests of The Equinox may make tee times upon confirming their hotel reservation, while the visiting public may make tee times no more than seven days prior to date of play. Soft spikes are required, and lessons are available.

The Golf Club at Equinox was named one of the "Top 75 courses in the U.S." by Golf Digest, and the "#1 Golf Course in Vermont" by Golfweek. Enjoy crisp mountain air and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains at this par-71, 6423-yard Vermont gem of a course.

• Par-71, 6,423-yard course
• Guests may make tee times upon confirming their hotel reservations
• Visiting public may make tee times no more than seven days prior to date of play
• Lessons are available
• Soft spikes are required
• Group golfing available, for up to 144 players