Course Description
A gem hidden in the rolling hills of Vermont, the Woodstock Country Club is an idyllic setting for any golfer. Established in 1895, the par-70, 18-hole course was expertly fashioned by renowned designer, William H. Tucker. Its design exudes a classic charm coupled with modern tweaks that fuses challenges, fun, and beauty in a delightful mix. With rolling fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and fast, bent grass greens, Woodstock offers a test for golfers of all skill levels. The facility is also complete with a driving range and a practice green, providing sufficient practice options for golfers to hone their skills before taking on the course.
Area Information
Located at 14 The Green, Woodstock, VT, 05091, USA, the Woodstock Country Club is nestled in the heart of Vermont’s quintessential New England town. Woodstock boasts some of the most charming and picturesque landscapes in the Northeast, featuring stunning foliages during autumn and vibrant blooms in the springtime.
Nearby Attractions
- Billings Farm and Museum: Get a taste of Vermont’s rural life and history at this nearby working dairy farm and museum.
- Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park: Explore the managed forest landscape and witness Vermont’s sprawling natural beauty.
- Woodstock Village Historic District: Step back in time at this well-preserved historic district.
Travel Arrangements
The nearest major airport to Woodstock is Lebanon Municipal Airport (LEB / KLEB), which is about 20 miles from the center of Woodstock. Vermont’s largest city, Burlington, is about 90 miles away, and offers additional flight options at Burlington International Airport (BTV). Accommodation options vary from luxury establishments, such as the Woodstock Inn and Resort located on the Woodstock Country Club grounds itself, to a number of charming bed and breakfasts in the area.
Weather Patterns
Woodstock experiences a full range of seasons. The golf season typically runs from mid-spring to late fall. During the summer months, temperatures can reach the mid-80s Fahrenheit while autumn brings cooler, crisp weather perfect for golf, with high temperatures often in the 60s and foliage that adds an unrivaled aesthetic element to the course.
Best Times to Play
The fall season is often the most visually stunning time to play at Woodstock Country Club, as the Vermont landscape explodes into a dazzling display of color. However, summer offers the most consistently warm temperatures and generally drier conditions, typically making it the most popular season for golfing.
Nearby Notable Courses
- Green Mountain National Golf Course: Often recognized as one of the top public golf courses in Vermont, Green Mountain National offers a challenging layout amid pristine natural settings.
- Quechee Club Golf Course: Home to two championship courses, the Quechee Club in the nearby town of Quechee provides more excellent golfing opportunities.