The Woodstock Inn & Resort sits on the green of one of America's prettiest small towns in the heart of Vermont. The Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed course is set amid rolling hills and the Kedron Brook, offering quintessential New England golf surrounded by covered bridges, farms, and stunning fall foliage.
142 rooms · 1 course · North America · Preferred Golf
A 403-yard par 4 rated the most difficult hole in Vermont by Vermont Magazine. RTJ Sr.'s redesign introduced water hazards and precisely placed bunkering that tighten the driving corridor against the backdrop of Mount Peg, demanding accuracy off the tee on a course that otherwise rewards a measured game.
The Woodstock Inn and Resort anchors Vermont's most storied village green, offering a Robert Trent Jones Sr. golf course, a LEED-certified Forbes 4-Star spa, and a Nordic center with 28 miles of groomed trails — all within walking distance of Woodstock's Federal-period architecture.
Founded in 1895 and redesigned by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in the 1960s, Woodstock Country Club is the oldest public golf course in Vermont, playing to a par-70 layout through the Kedron Valley with Mount Peg as backdrop. Jones compensated for the constrained acreage by routing through the brook's…
The LEED-certified Forbes 4-Star Spa operates across 10 treatment rooms with a focus on seasonal, locally sourced products aligned to Vermont's agricultural calendar. The spa boutique carries the product lines used in treatments, and the program is designed to shift substantially between summer and…
The Woodstock Nordic Center, owned and operated by the resort, maintains 28 miles of groomed cross-country ski and snowshoe trails suited to all ability levels, with fat-bike access in shoulder seasons. The Kelly Way Gardens supply the kitchen at multiple outlets — the Red Rooster serves as the…
The Red Rooster · The Richardson Room · The Tavern · The Fairway Grill
Spa · Indoor & Outdoor Pools · Indoor/Outdoor Tennis · Cross-Country Skiing · Snowshoeing · Falconry · Saskadena Six Ski Area
June - October
Vermont summers are idyllic; October foliage turns the course into one of the most visually distinctive rounds in New England, with RTJ Sr.'s fairways framed by peaks turning amber and scarlet.
Visit during peak foliage (mid-October) — the covered bridges and village green are straight out of a painting, and the Robert Trent Jones Sr. course plays through sugar maples at full color. The Red Rooster's farm-to-table menu changes with the harvest and is one of Vermont's most consistent dining experiences, so reserve the same evening as your round.
Resort golf and athletic club memberships (semi-private)
Start the full applicationThe resort recommends Lebanon Municipal as the most convenient arrival; private aircraft land at LEB with car service available to the inn in under 25 minutes.
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