Golf Course Information
Description
The family owned, Donald Ross design Rip Van Winkle Country Club is located in Palenville, 10 minutes from Saugerties, Woodstock, Hunter and Catskill.
Rolling fairways allow for easy walking and spectacular views and motorized carts are available. The Rip is open to the public seven days a week, tee times are recommended on weekends and holidays.
The Rip's 9 unique golf holes are the perfect place for beginners to start their journey of learning the game of golf, as well as offering a challenge to low handicaps or experienced golfers.
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Golf Course Info
- Course Type: Semi-Private
- Architect: Donald Ross
- Opened: 1928
- Head Pro: John Smith
Golf Course Stats
- Back Tees: 3110 Yards
- Back Slope: 126
Green Fees and Rates
Call 518-678-9779 for rates and tee times.Tee Times & Reservations
Reservations
Call 518-678-9779 For Reservation PolicyGolf Course Amenities
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11-20
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Bent Grass
150 Yard Markers Only
Outing Information
Contact Rip Van Winkle Country Club at 518-678-9779 for more information and details on holding a golf outing at the course.
Events
Contact the golf course for upcoming events.
Lodging Options
Contact Rip Van Winkle Country Club at 518-678-9779.
Restaurant and Dining Options:
Contact Rip Van Winkle Country Club at 518-678-9779 for onsite or nearby dining options.Nearby Courses
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