Stratton Mountain Resort

We enjoy Stratton Mountain because their 3 9-hole courses provide interesting variety and challenging mountain golf. Stratton has been in very good shape all summer long even with sometimes difficult wet weather conditions. Their staff are friendly and helpful. They have a lovely terrace for outdoor dining that overlooks the golf course, but they close rather early in the evening. We like each of their 9 hole courses: Mountain, Lake and Forest.

Great and very challenging courses .

Played in wonderful conditions and weather

Hope to play more when here

This is challenging but fair golf course. The conditions are quite good and the layout varies considerably from hole to hole. The fairways are reasonably wide and the rough is not deep. The greens are moderate, but not particularly fast. The views are spectacular and there is not traffic or road noise. It's a very enjoyable course for golfers of all handicaps.

Good course. Nice greens. A bit slow Typical mountain course. Hilly. Steams. Fun. Stay in fairways is very important. Here.

A real gem from tee to green. Got great value from Golfnow. Staff was ultra friendly and super accommodating, first class treatment. Starter, Richard, provided some great tips on first tee that saved me some strokes and made for a great round. Playability and views throughout the day made for a memorable experience. Kudos Stratton for putting the shine on this Gem!!

Had a fun round. Nice course with beautiful views. Challenging Vermont style golf. Hilly with lots of elevation changes. Large greens. Well maintained. Beautiful, quiet country setting. Worth playing if you are in the area.

I play more than a 100 rounds a year and approximately half are at different courses. This is the best course I have played in a long time. The course was in immaculate condition, the greens were perfect and the views are spectacular. We played all 3 nines and they were all outstanding.

The three 9s offer different challenges. The Lake 9 is flatter and easier, the Forest is harder, with more blind shots and the Mountain is as its name suggests! Course condition is very good for a public course. The greens are generally difficult with lots of breaks and very few straight/flat putts. A slight negative is that if you drop your clubs at the drop off, nobody takes them to the cart area- you have to carry them yourself. The bag guy does show up at the end of the round to wipe off the clubs and take them to the bag drop for you - and for a tip of course!. Overall, very good value provided you book on Golf Now as the regular green fees mid-week are $75.00

Beautiful day at Stratton the course is in great shape. The greens are awesome and all had a great round.

Friendly staff who let us know expect some rain. Front nine (Forest) had showers and heavy rain but we continued. After a quick hot dog we played the Lake course. windy and cool but no one on the course. If it wasn't so interesting and in such great shape we would have quit after 9. However, we finished and were grateful we stuck it out. Challenging without the weather, but in great shape and worth every cent. Don't forget, super staff in shop and on course.

Course was in very good condition for this early in the season. No two holes alike -- challenging, but fair. Very friendly and helpful staff. Only negative comment is very poor condition of cart paths due to frost heaves.

Surprisingly good with all the rain we’ve had. Enjoyed it immensely. .