Green Mountain National
Green Mountain National
Barrows Towne Road
Killington, VT 05751
United States
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Overview
One of the best public courses in the state shines during the fall when the colors are off the charts. The back nine is routed through the highest points of the property, revealing some incredible vistas. Some shorter par 4s and five par 3s, along with some longer holes and approaches to elevated greens, give Green Mountain National a strong layout variety.
About
Awards
Best in State: Ranked in the top five, 2015-2016. Ranked in the top 10 since 2011.
Panelists
Ratings from our panel of 1,900 course-ranking panelists
100 GREATEST/BEST IN STATE SCORES
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Reviews
Review
“GMN is a fun course nearby to Killington, VT with a host of elevation changes, perched greens, and fun shots, especially if you are lucky enough to visit in the Fall season. From the back tees, sometimes the shot values are incongruent with the distance of approach, but this is a minor quibble. In a state where public golf is normally good but not great, Green Mountain National rises above and is well worth a visit!"
Read More2023
Review
“Undulating greens, elevation changes, a few blind shots, somewhat firm fairways, all of which made for a challenging day of golf."
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Review
“Distance control and ball flight/shot shaping critical at a much longer par 71 than shown on the score card at 6,589 yards. Narrow fairway shoots with red stakes speckled throughout but mound framed greens to ease the pain in pursuit of pars. There was about an inch of rain the night before I played but the green and fairway speeds still relatively high. Aesthetically magnificent golf course with exposed giant rocks and flowers throughout the course but showcased specifically at #s 4, 6, 9, 10-12, 15-18."
Read More2021
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“Easy holes are balanced by some tough, tight and longer par 4's. The playing corridors are moderate to tight with the encroaching woods a mostly rocky and severe penalty. Greens are contoured moderately with some interestingly difficult. The par 4 12th is a particularly difficult driving hole with a narrow landing area large rock outcrop guarding the inside of the dog leg. "
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Review
“Distance control and ball flight/shot shaping are critical at a much longer par 71 than shown on the score card at 6,589 yards. Narrow fairway shoots with red stakes speckled throughout but mound framed greens to ease the pain in pursuit of pars. There was about an inch of rain the night before I played but the green and fairway speeds were still relatively high. Aesthetically magnificent golf course with exposed giant rocks and flowers throughout the course but showcased specifically at #4, 6, 9, 10-12, 15-18."
Read More2020
