Detailed description of Mount Snow Golf Club
Mount Snow Golf Club, is a Resort, 18 hole golf course located in West Dover, Vermont.
The Mount Snow Golf Course first opened for play in 1970. The course was designed by Geoffrey Cornish.
The Mount Snow Golf Course has matured into one of Vermont's premier mountain courses and has been rated one of the top five in the state by Golf Digest. The course has also been named one of the top 10 resort courses in the country by SKI Magazine.
The course winds through Vermont countryside and provides stunning views of the Green Mountains, including the peaks of Mount Snow and Haystack. Picture tamaracks, oaks, birches and sugar maples lining fairways while the mountains provide a majestic backdrop. The front nine is spread over scenic expanses and the back nine winds its way through wooded terrain. Water comes into play on 11 holes and 41 sand traps are strategically located around nearly every hole. The course sits 2,000 feet above sea level.
Mount Snow Golf Club plays to a par-72 and a maximum distance of 6,894 yards. The course rating is 72.4 with a 130 slope rating.
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Do Not Recall (cart included), played on Monday, January 1990 at
This course holds a special place in my heart. I spent three years at The Golf School, that was located at the Mount Snow golf course. Many on-course lessons and several complete rounds indelibly stamped good memories of several of the very interesting holes that Geoffrey Cornish created there. He made wonderful use of the very interesting terrain, with a layout that provides unique character to each hole. It is a very playable course for golfers of all levels, with sufficient challenge to sustain the interest of the more accomplished golfer. The beautiful setting adds to the enjoyment.