27-Hole (Public) This facility expanded to twenty-seven holes in 1998, giving it three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. The new nine hole South Course is wide open like the original eighteen holes, however, this course criss-crosses through a valley. There is a smattering of trees...

36-Hole (Private) The Quechee Club's two championship golf courses played host The New England Open throughout the 1990's. According to club members, these courses represent some of architect Geoffrey Cornish's best design efforts. Lakeland, with its extensive bunkering and exceptional use of the Ottaquechee River and Lake Pinneo, will test each...

18-Hole (Resort) This scenic course features sparsely tree-lined fairways that are easy to hit. The greens are in great shape and fast. The signature hole is #15, a challenging 175-yard, par 3. A creek runs throughout the course and comes into play on several holes. Soft spikes are strongly encouraged but...

18-Hole (Private) This heavily-wooded course is surrounded by mountains and the design features many changes in elevation. The fairways are fairly narrow with the front nine being mostly open and the back nine completely in the woods. Water hazards come into play on eight holes, and sand bunkers are scattered both...

9-Hole (Semi-private) This course's greens are undulating and a few of them are elevated. There is one pond and some gullies that come into play on some holes. Les Heon redesigned the original holes.

18-Hole (Semi-private) This course, situated on top of a mountain, has great views of the countryside. All the fairways are extremely hilly, and the back nine fairways are more narrow than the front nine. The greens are fairly flat, but some are elevated. Geoffrey Cornish remodeled the course in 1993. For...