Course Description
The John P. Larkin Country Club is a charming golf course located in the heart of Windsor, Vermont. Set amidst tranquil, scenic landscapes, the golf course offers nine holes with varying degrees of difficulty, suiting both beginners and seasoned players alike. Each hole presents a unique challenge, with meticulously kept greens, strategically placed bunkers, and a beautiful blend of landscapes to enhance the overall golfing experience.
The golf course, built in 1921, has inherited the beauty of the past while incorporating contemporary golfing standards. The course doesn’t have a renowned designer attached to it but, its unique features and design have made it a favorite among the local golfing community.
Area Information
Windsor, VT, is a picturesque town that provides an ideal backdrop to the golfing experience. It’s located along the Connecticut River and is the birthplace of the state of Vermont. The area is surrounded by nature’s beauty, boasting of hills, lakes, and a quaint, calm atmosphere. Complete area information can be found here.
Nearby Attractions
Post your golfing round, visitors can explore a multitude of attractions in close proximity to the golf course. The prominent among these include the Cider Hill Gardens & Gallery, the American Precision Museum, and the Windsor Station Restaurant & Barroom.
Travel Arrangements
Visitors can enjoy comfortable lodging options near the John P. Larkin Country Club. Establishments like the Snapdragon Inn and Windsor Mansion Inn offer luxurious accommodation. The closest major airport to Windsor, VT, is Lebanon Municipal Airport (LEB/KLEB). This airport is in Lebanon, New Hampshire and is about 16 miles from the center of Windsor, VT. For travel tips to Windsor, VT, click here.
Weather Patterns
Windsor has a fairly standard northeastern US climate. The summers are warm and humid, making for perfect golfing weather, while the fall brings stunning colors and mild temperatures. The winter can be quite cold, often with significant snowfall which can make golfing unfeasible.
Best Times to Play
The best times to play on this course are from late spring (May) through early fall (October). The fall foliage in Vermont is renowned, making a round of golf particularly scenic during that season.
Nearby Notable Courses
Besides John P. Larkin Country Club, the area boasts more stunning golf courses. Some of the more notable ones include Carter’s Ledges Golf Course and Crown Point Country Club which are located just a short drive away.