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The Mountain Course at Spruce Peak
Resort
18-Hole
Mountain Course

The Mountain Course at Spruce Peak

Stowe, Vermont, USANorthern Vermont

Set amid Vermont's Green Mountains, the Mountain Course at Spruce Peak challenges golfers with elevation shifts, tight fairways, and panoramic views. Its mountain-style layout invites a thoughtful approach suited to players who appreciate strategic shot-making and natural beauty.

Course Overview

The Mountain Course at Spruce Peak offers a striking contrast to Vermont’s more traditional golf experiences. Set against the rugged foothills of the Green Mountains, this 18-hole course challenges players with a layout that demands precision and adaptability. Its elevated terrain shapes not only the routing but also the strategy, requiring golfers to manage elevation changes and consider wind patterns that swirl unpredictably through the mountain air.

This course departs from typical resort fairways by presenting a mountain-style layout that rewards thoughtful shot-making rather than sheer distance. Tight fairways bordered by native grasses and strategically placed bunkers keep the margin for error slim. Greens range from modest to sizeable, with subtle breaks that test putting skills quietly but thoroughly. While challenging for low handicaps due to limited runout and occasional blind shots, the Mountain Course remains approachable for intermediate players willing to walk the course thoughtfully.

Surrounding the holes, the natural Vermont forest colors the scenery, offering moments where pausing on the ridge lines reveals sweeping views of nearby peaks and valleys. These visual highlights cultivate a quiet sense of isolation, where the course’s design feels in concert with rather than imposed on the land. The interplay of rocky outcroppings and mountain foliage introduces a rugged beauty seldom found on traditional courses, marking this as an experience as much about landscape as golf.

The resort provides a polished clubhouse facility where golfers can relax post-round with views of the course and mountains beyond. Amenities include practice areas calibrated for the course’s unique challenges and guided instruction for those looking to acclimate to mountain golfing nuances. Walking is encouraged here, giving players a chance to absorb the altitude and course personality more fully, though the up-and-down can be physically demanding and is best undertaken with supportive footwear.

For those eager to test skills against a thoughtfully sculpted mountain golf experience, Spruce Peak’s Mountain Course delivers a blend of natural splendor and strategic demands, affirming its place among Vermont’s most engaging courses.

Course Highlights

Mountain-style routing with significant elevation changes, strategic bunkering, tight fairways framed by native vegetation, and sweeping views of the Green Mountains. Noted for challenging uphill and downhill shots and greens with subtle breaks.

Mountain Course
Resort
Scenic
Walking Friendly

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Guest Reviews

4.8(10 reviews)

Vinny Mattero

a year ago
Looks beautiful. Is it public?

Zach Mains

2 years ago
Had an awesome time walking around the cart paths on our Tuesday morning hike.

Local Guide

10 months ago
This course is breathtaking and absolutely stunning! Challenging hilly terrain and fast greens. Does come with a hefty price tag, but well worth it!

Local Guide

10 months ago
This course is breathtaking and absolutely stunning! Challenging hilly terrain and fast greens. Does come with a hefty price tag, but well worth it!

Blake Phillips

in the last week

Jeffrey Lyvers

10 months ago
Gorgeous setting, well maintained, friendly staff. Golf course itself is a bit gimmicky - more blind shots here than any other course I've ever played.

Benjamin Fairchild

a year ago
Most beautiful course I’ve ever played. During fall colors. Lost about 20 balls.

Jeffrey Lyvers

10 months ago
Gorgeous setting, well maintained, friendly staff. Golf course itself is a bit gimmicky - more blind shots here than any other course I've ever played.

Benjamin Fairchild

a year ago
Most beautiful course I’ve ever played. During fall colors. Lost about 20 balls.

kevin fitzgerald

2 years ago
One of the most beautiful courses you can play.

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Course Details

Holes
18
Total Yardage
6,781
Par
72
Access Type
resort access
Seasonal conditions vary; best played late spring through early fall.

Access & Location

Address

31-135 Spruce Peak Rd, Stowe, VT 05672, USA

Clubhouse

Spruce Peak Lodge and Golf Clubhouse

Walking Policy

Walking permitted and encouraged to appreciate terrain; wear sturdy golf shoes due to elevation changes.

Open to resort guests and public tee times during the golf season; advanced booking recommended.

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