Course Description

Alburg Country Club is a beautifully crafted golf course located in Rte 129, Alburgh, VT, 05440, USA. This well-kept secret presents golfers with a full-scale 18-hole golf course, designed by Walter Barcomb & R. B. Ellison. Since its conception in 1964, the course has become a bastion for golfing enthusiasts across the country thanks to its expansive greens, scenic fairways, challenging holes and undulating terrain. With a Open policy, the club welcomes guest players provided that they adhere to the club’s dress-code policies: no tank tops or cutoffs.

Area Information

Alburgh is a quaint and peaceful town in Vermont, famous for its picturesque views and recreational activities. The town boasts a population of just over 2,000 residents, providing a serene and tranquil environment for golfers. For further local information, the Vermont official tourism site is an excellent resource.

Nearby Attractions

Alburgh provides many attractions for golfers and non-golfers alike:

  • The Alburg Dunes State Park: A beautiful natural sand dune popular for picnicking and bird watching.
  • Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge: Home to over 200 species of birds and a selection of mammals and reptiles.
  • Lake Champlain: A picturesque lake ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming.

    • Travel Arrangements

    Several convenient transportation options exist for arrival to Alburgh, VT. The closest airport, Plattsburgh International Airport (PBG), is roughly 25 miles from the Alburg Country Club. Additionally, Burlington International Airport (BTV) is approximately 51 miles away.

    For lodging, there are a handful of charming and comfortable accommodations close to the golf course. The North Hero House and the Shore Acres Inn & Restaurant are two excellent nearby options.

    Weather Patterns

    Vermont, and by extension Alburgh, generally experiences a humid continental climate. Spring and fall tend to be mildly cool while summers can get moderately hot, and winters are often cold with heavy snowfall.

    Typically, the golfing season runs from late March or early April through October. More specific current and predicted weather patterns and temperatures can be found on the Weather Channel’s official website.

    Best Times to Play

    The best times to play at Alburg Country Club generally align with the Vermont golfing season. As such, spring and fall are the preferred seasons, particularly May, June, September and October when temperatures are comfortable, and the scenery is at its most vibrant.

    Nearby Notable Courses

    There are several other notable golf courses within a short radius of the Alburg Country Club, including:

  • North Country Golf Club: An immaculate 18-hole golf course known for its challenging fairways and greens located in the town of Champlain.
  • The Links at Lang Farm: A unique golf experience that merges Vermont’s rural scenery with the traditional style of an English Links course.
  • Champlain Country Club: A semi-private, 18-hole golf course known for its well-groomed fairways and greens in Swanton.