Just 4 miles away from our Inn, Gleneagles was originally built in 1927 by the legendary Walter J. Travis. Gleneagles was restored by American golf-course architect Rees Jones in 1992. Following Travis's original routing and the course's rustic Scottish flavor, the new course meets modern standards with an environmentally friendly approach. Named after its famous sister resort in Scotland , Gleneagles is a par 71, 6,423-yard course with challenging play on every fairway, sand trap, and green.

• Rated one of the Top 75 Resort Golf Courses in America by Golf Digest

• Ranked 10th in New England Golf Journal's listing of the 100 Best Public Golf Courses in New England

2007 Gleneagles Golf Course Pricing (2008 Pending)

Carts
Motorized per person $21
Pull Carts per person $8

*Greens Fee and cart fee are subject to a 7% sales tax.

Just 30 minutes scenic drive gets you to Stratton's 27-hole course, located near the ski resort on the Stratton Mountain Access Road, is actually three separate 9-hole courses, each with its own set of characteristics and challenges. Stratton has received stellar reviews from the country's most prestigious golf and travel magazines and has hosted six LPGA events. 2004 began the first in a six-year commitment as a stop on the LPGA Tour.

Rates vary due to time and day of play.
Tee Time reservations subject to 7% state and local tax.
All rates are subject to change.

The public 18-hole regulation length course in Bennington features 6,364 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 70.5 and it has a slope rating of 127. Mt. Anthony golf course opened in 1897. Ted Price manages the course as the Owner.
180 Country Club Dr, Bennington, VT (802) 447-7079