Course Description
Located at 1227 Dorset St, South Burlington, VT, the Vermont National Country Club is an exciting blend of natural beauty and masterful landscaping. The 18-hole championship golf course was expertly designed in 1998 by the father-son team of Jack Nicklaus and Jack Nicklaus II. Clearly a product of their combined know-how, this course presents a unique challenge to golfers of all levels with its intricate design and strategic placement of hazards. The club maintains an open policy for guests and requires players to adhere to a dress code that stipulates no denim with a collared shirt being a must.
Area Information
Known for its lovely scenery and warm hospitality, South Burlington, Vermont provides an idyllic setting that adds to the overall appeal of the Vermont National Country Club. Away from the course, the area offers an array of restaurants, shopping centers, and cultural attractions surfeit with New England charm.
Nearby Attractions
When not playing golf, visitors can explore a number of attractions in and around South Burlington. Some of the most visited sites include Shelburne Museum, with its collection of American folk art, and ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, a science and nature museum perfect for families. Other worthwhile stops include Magic Hat Brewing Company for beer enthusiasts, and Burlington Farmers’ Market for fresh local produce.
Travel Arrangements
Potential visitors will find Burlington International Airport conveniently located a mere 6 miles from the club, making travel to and from the course easy and hassle-free. As for lodging, DoubleTree by Hilton Burlington Vermont and Residence Inn by Marriott Burlington Williston are just two of the many nearby options offering comfortable accommodations.
Weather Patterns
South Burlington experiences a humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm and can reach into mid 80s (°F), providing perfect conditions for golf. Fall brings out a spectacularly colorful landscape, while winters can be quite chilly with large amounts of snowfall. Spring typically sees mild temperatures, but rainfall can be more frequent.
Best Times to Play
The best times to tee off at Vermont National are during the late spring, summer, and early fall months when you can take full advantage of the warm weather and vibrant scenery.
Nearby Notable Courses
If you’re looking to explore more golf options in the area, consider visiting Kwiniaska Golf Club or Catamount Country Club. Both offer meticulously maintained fairways, a challenging terrain, and excellent facilities.