Killington Golf Course

The mountain terrain creates dramatic elevation changes that turn approach shots into an exercise in club selection wizardry, with some greens sitting 50 feet below the fairway and others perched on natural shelves carved from Vermont granite. Geoffrey Cornish's routing takes full advantage of the Green Mountain topography, delivering a legitimate test where missed shots tumble into thick fescue or disappear down steep slopes toward the valleys below. This high-altitude track demands precise distance control and rewards golfers who can think their way around a course that plays longer than the card suggests.