Golf Course Information

Description

The Quechee Club courses were originally designed by golf course architect, Geoffrey Cornish and restored in 2012, following Tropical Storm Irene by the well-known, Brian Silva. Appropriately named Lakeland and Highland, each course offers a unique golf experience. The Lakeland course is well known for its panoramic views and holes that meander along the Ottauquechee River's edge. The Highland course offers more challenging play with varying hillside elevations.

The Highland Course has the distinction of being in the top ten in the State of Vermont by Golf Digest. Playing just over 6,765 yards from the back tees, the Highland Course features a combination of gently rolling and elevated, tree-lined fairways, along with rock walls and bunkers.

Encircled in many areas by stands of trees, and defined by dramatic elevation changes from tee box to green on a variety of holes, this course encourages strategic play and accurate shooting. A number of side hill lies and panoramic views add to the challenge of staying focused and getting that low score.

The Lakeland Course measures approximately 6,570 yards from the back tees and presents more of a links-style design that incorporates trees, bunkers, and water features. A long stretch of the Ottauquechee River runs adjacent to the course, making ball placement and skillful course management key to a successful round.

Its rolling and generally wide fairways often allow your ball to gain extra distance off the tees. With a reputation for playing more easily than its sister course, this course may lead you to more birdies.

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