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Ralph Myhre Golf Course
Public
18-Hole
Parkland

Ralph Myhre Golf Course

Middlebury, Vermont, USACentral Vermont

Ralph Myhre Golf Course in Middlebury, Vermont, presents an 18-hole parkland-style layout that combines approachable play with consistent challenges. Well-maintained fairways and greens within a naturally framed setting offer a dependable golf experience suitable for a broad spectrum of players.

Course Overview

Ralph Myhre Golf Course, located in Middlebury, Vermont, offers an 18-hole layout that suits a wide range of players, from newcomers to more experienced golfers seeking a reliable challenge. This public course features a traditional parkland style, with rolling terrain framed by mature trees and well-kept fairways. The setting strikes a balance between serene natural beauty and practical design, making it approachable without sacrificing strategic interest.

The course’s conditioning reflects a commitment to quality, with lush fairways and firm putting surfaces that command precision and thoughtful course management. Each hole unfolds with subtle variations in elevation and vegetation, demanding accuracy off the tee and smart approach shots. While the design avoids extremes, the collection of greens provides a satisfying test with their gentle breaks and receptive surfaces. This blend makes it an inviting destination for those looking to sharpen their game or enjoy a day outdoors with friends.

Amenities add to the overall experience. The driving range offers ample space for warm-up, and the clubhouse provides a casual spot to relax post-round with food and drink options available. Recent upgrades to facilities ensure comfort without disrupting the course’s inviting atmosphere. Players will find efficient staff support and a welcoming community vibe, which contributes greatly to the course’s positive reputation in the region.

Visitors should plan for comfortable footwear, as walking the layout presents varied footing on natural grass and gentle slopes. The course is playable throughout much of the season, although early spring and late fall conditions may call for layered attire due to Vermont’s changing weather. Golfers aiming for a peaceful round in Central Vermont will appreciate Ralph Myhre’s blend of traditional golf values and a layout that rewards thoughtful shot-making.

For golfers seeking a straightforward yet satisfying experience, Ralph Myhre Golf Course provides an accessible choice. Its scenic environs and consistent upkeep invite repeat visits, all without demanding extreme skill levels or specialized equipment. This course balances natural charm with practical playability and a genuine sense of community, anchoring it as a notable stop in the area’s golf landscape.

Course Highlights

The course features well-maintained, tree-lined fairways that frame each hole without feeling enclosed, providing a mix of open and tighter playing corridors. The greens are known for their consistency and subtle contours, offering a satisfying putting challenge. The driving range is spacious, allowing golfers to warm up effectively. The clubhouse’s casual dining area enhances the social aspect after play, creating a welcoming environment for players of all levels.

Public Course
Parkland
Walking Friendly

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Guest Reviews

4.8(10 reviews)

jeremy ratta

11 months ago
We had scheduled golf lessons and saw it was supposed to rain a week in advance. Both my wife and I called days prior to try and reschedule, leaving multiple messages with no response. Day of lessons, rain stops, we drive 30 minutes to get there and the instructor texted guy at counter that if we show up we should reschedule. Pretty unprofessional.

Halimatou Dieye

a year ago
Best golf experience ever with an amazing view!!

Samten Trasar

a year ago
I recently visited Ralph Myhre Golf Course and had an amazing experience both on the course and at their restaurant. The driving range was fantastic. The grounds were well maintained and scenic views added to the overall enjoyment of my time there. After the game, I headed to the restaurant. The chicken tenders, cookies and chicken quesadilla were really good. On Sundays, they have Sunday sessions with live music. The staff at both the golf course and restaurant were incredibly friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking to enjoy a great day of golf followed by a delicious meal.

Samten Trasar

a year ago
I recently visited Ralph Myhre Golf Course and had an amazing experience both on the course and at their restaurant. The driving range was fantastic. The grounds were well maintained and scenic views added to the overall enjoyment of my time there. After the game, I headed to the restaurant. The chicken tenders, cookies and chicken quesadilla were really good. On Sundays, they have Sunday sessions with live music. The staff at both the golf course and restaurant were incredibly friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking to enjoy a great day of golf followed by a delicious meal.

Sam O'Shea

a year ago
This course was in fantastic shape! The greens were in superb condition…which was bad for my score. What an outstanding course for Middlebury students and Vermonters alike!

Jigyasha Thakur

a year ago
I recently had the pleasure of playing a round at Ralph Myhre Golf Course, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The course is impeccably maintained, with lush fairways and pristine greens that are a testament to the dedication and care of the groundskeeping staff. Each hole is thoughtfully designed, offering a perfect blend of challenge and playability that keeps golfers of all skill levels engaged and excited.

A Grimm

in the last week
GO TO NESHOBE INSTEAD Used to be a great course. Played 54 holes last weekend. The greens are like ice, heads up! Lower the price slightly for both a round of golf and the pro shop! Then again it's Middlebury College so that will never happen. Additionally, I would remove the random golf cart and porta potty by holes 2,9, and 12. This has been done but now there is a random shed? This course has definitely went down in my rankings. The new logo is TERRIBLE. The new clock with the donors name front and center is EXTREMELY NARCISSISTIC. No one listens to the 26 foot smoking rule from the club house. The smell of cigars is horrible. The first hole was better before the change. Trees have been removed. Driving range is in shambles. "RALPH" hats in pro shop are terrible, who would buy those? The club house just isn't the same as it was 5 years ago. A noticeable downgrade and of course charging more for a round now. A shell of it's former self. Sad.

jeremy ratta

11 months ago
We had scheduled golf lessons and saw it was supposed to rain a week in advance. Both my wife and I called days prior to try and reschedule, leaving multiple messages with no response. Day of lessons, rain stops, we drive 30 minutes to get there and the instructor texted guy at counter that if we show up we should reschedule. Pretty unprofessional.

A Grimm

in the last week
GO TO NESHOBE INSTEAD Used to be a great course. Played 54 holes last weekend. The greens are like ice, heads up! Lower the price slightly for both a round of golf and the pro shop! Then again it's Middlebury College so that will never happen. Additionally, I would remove the random golf cart and porta potty by holes 2,9, and 12. This has been done but now there is a random shed? This course has definitely went down in my rankings. The new logo is TERRIBLE. The new clock with the donors name front and center is EXTREMELY NARCISSISTIC. No one listens to the 26 foot smoking rule from the club house. The smell of cigars is horrible. The first hole was better before the change. Trees have been removed. Driving range is in shambles. "RALPH" hats in pro shop are terrible, who would buy those? The club house just isn't the same as it was 5 years ago. A noticeable downgrade and of course charging more for a round now. A shell of it's former self. Sad.

Jackson Donahue

3 months ago

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Course Details

Holes
18
Total Yardage
6,500
Par
72
Access Type
public
Course is open seasonally, generally from late spring through early fall; weather conditions may affect playability in shoulder seasons.

Access & Location

Address

317 Golf Course Rd, Middlebury, VT 05753, USA

Clubhouse

Ralph Myhre Golf Course Clubhouse offers dining, locker rooms, and a pro shop.

Walking Policy

Walking is encouraged and supported; the terrain is gentle with paths connecting holes, suitable for comfortable shoes or golf spikes.

Open to the public with tee times available by reservation; walk-ins accepted when available.

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