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New England Golf Course Reviews
Nearly every course in Vermont brings golfers in touch with nature, but the Stratton layout seems to do this particularly well. There are long-distance views, but sometimes the more interesting scenery is close-by. Trees are everywhere, and the hills will be tough on your game but easy on your eyes. And while the 621-yard, par-5 fifth hole gets its share of visitors, so does Stratton Golf School, one of the oldest in the nation.
While North Conway Country Club and Lake Kezar Country Club are separated by only 20 miles, but the courses are light years apart in terms of style and vintage. Featuring the incredible New England scenery is just part of the charm of these two courses, as modern golfers will be thrown back in time to experience designs from top names like Donald Ross and Ralph Barton and some holes too quirky too be attempted today.
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