Killington Golf Course

Few golf courses share their address with one of the eastern United States' most famous ski mountains, but Killington Golf Course occupies that same dramatic Green Mountain terrain that draws skiers from across the region every winter. When the snow melts, those same steep ridgelines and dense Vermont hardwood forests frame a course that plays through genuine mountain topography — not the gently rolling hills of a resort add-on, but real elevation change that demands shot-shaping and course management on nearly every hole.

Killington the ski resort has always carried a reputation for big, uncompromising terrain, and the golf course reflects that same character. Fairways that tumble downhill, approaches that play uphill to obscured greens, and the kind of lies that a flat-land golfer rarely encounters — this is mountain golf in an honest sense.

Vermont's golf season runs roughly May through October, and the shoulder months here can be spectacular, with fall foliage turning the surrounding hillsides into something that competes hard for your attention between shots.