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Edison Club

Edison Club event October 12th, starting times at 11am

Equinox Resort

Holes:
Par: 71
Rating/Slope:
Gold 70.8 / 129
White 69.2 / 125
Green 64.3 / 113
Pursue your passion for the game at The Golf Club at Equinox, named one of the “Top 75 courses in the U.S.” by Golf Digest, and the “#1 Golf Course in Vermont” by Golfweek. Enjoy crisp mountain air and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains at this par-71, 6423-yard Vermont gem of a course, which boasts challenging play on every fairway, bunker and green.

Hiland Park CC

Hiland Park CC

Manchester CC

Holes: 18
Par: 72
Rating/Slope:
72.7 / 133
The 18-hole “Manchester” course at the Manchester Country Club facility in Manchester Center, Vermont features 6,675 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 72.7 and it has a slope rating of 133 on Bent grass. Designed by Geoffrey S. Cornish, ASGCA, the Manchester golf course opened in 1969.

Van Schaick Island

Van Schaick Island Country Club

Olde Kinderhook GC

Olde KinderhookGC

Saratoga National June 27th – SOLD OUT

Saratoga National Golf Course

McGregor Links – June 14

The historic McGregor Links golf club!

Colonie Golf and CC – May 30th SOLD OUT (July/Aug still avail.)

Holes: 18 Par: 72 / 73 Rating/Slope: Black 74.1 / 133 Blue 71.5 / 130 White 69.6 / 128 Red 73.5 / 126
Colonie Golf & Country Club features 18-holes of golf with a view and a layout that will calm the nerves and quiet the passions of the most casual of golfers, yet will challenge the most avid golfer. The 6,847 yard, par 72 course with a 74.1 course rating and a 133 slope rating places a strong emphasis on playability.

Sagamore Resort

110 Sagamore Road
Bolton Landing, NY 12814Holes:18
Par: 70
Rating/Slope:
6,771 yards
137 Slope
73.8 Rating
Bent Grass
The Sagamore Golf Course: Splendid mountainside links designed by Donald Ross.Honored by Golf Magazine as one of its Silver Medal Resorts, this beautiful hillside course overlooks Lake George and was designed and built under Donald Ross’s personal supervision in 1928. As part of a $75 million restoration in 1985, the legendary course was fully restored according to Ross’s original blueprints.In classic Ross fashion, The Sagamore’s golf course uses the natural environment to give each hole its challenge and beauty. The holes are routed naturally through an upland meadow and the Adirondack woods, where white birches enliven the evergreen forest. To add an accent to the rolling mountainside terrain, Ross planted heather from his own native Scotland within the meadow. Lush fairways are narrow and lined with hardwoods, while deep bunkers surround undulating greens. From the elevated first tee, you have a breathtaking view of Lake George and the Adirondack peaks.Golf Digest rated this course as the “5th Best Public Course in New York State.” In addition, Corporate and Incentive Travel gave it a “Greens of Distinction” award and Condé Nast named it a top U.S. resort course.