Golf enthusiasts at the Round Barn Farm are surrounded by four outstanding golf courses less than one hour from the Inn. Each has its own character but all are well-maintained and all have stunning views of the beautiful Green Mountains of Vermont.

As our beautiful late summer/early autumn season begins, check out our 4 day "Fourplay and Romance" golf holiday or our 2 day getaway "Tee for Two" Golf Package.

The Country Club of Vermont is a Private Course located 25 minutes from the Round Barn Farm in Waterbury, Vermont. (Near the Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Factory!). Designed by Graham Cooke, this course layout is breathtaking as well as challenging for golfers of all abilities. The Round Barn Farm is happy to provide our guests preferred tee times for this magnificent course. The website for the Country Club of Vermont is www.countryclubvt.com.

Steve Durkee and Gene Bates designed this beauty off of the scenic Route 100 highway near Killington, Vermont. Open to the public, this course is acclaimed as one of the best public courses in New England. Home of the futures golf tournament for aspiring women pros, this course is challenging and picturesque. Drive time from the Inn is about 50 minutes. This is a favorite stop for many of our guests heading north on their first day's stay or heading home south for their final day. The website for the golf course is www.gmngc.com.

A Robert Trent Jones Sr. 18 hole course located right here in our beautiful Mad River Valley. Built in 1962, this is one of only two Robert Trent Jones Sr. courses in New England. Plenty of doglegs, elevated tees, and mountain views make this course challenging and memorable. Located in Warren, Vermont, drive time to Sugarbush Golf Course from the Inn is about 15 minutes. The website for Sugarbush is www.Sugarbush.com.

This private club is the first Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course in New England. Tee times can only be arranged by our inn staff. The front nine with gently rolling meadows gives the course a Scottish feel contrasted with the more rugged back nine, which features rock outcroppings and stands of maple sugar trees. There is a unique variety of scenery to enjoy. Each hole has 5 tee settings offering an appropriate level of play for all abilities. Located in South Burlington, Vermont, the drive time to the Vermont National Country Club from the Inn is about 45 minutes. Burlington is also home to great shopping and open-air restaurants on the Church Street Marketplace and boating activities on Lake Champlain. Website for the golf course is www.vnccgolf.com.