Blush Hill Country Club

The rolling terrain of central Vermont's Green Mountains creates natural elevation changes that architect Willie Park Jr. utilized brilliantly when he routed this 1920s gem through dense hardwood forests and open meadowland. The par-4 12th hole epitomizes the course's character, demanding a precise drive over a ravine before presenting a downhill approach to a green protected by ancient maples. What separates this track from Vermont's tourist-heavy layouts is its authentic New England charm—stone walls bisect fairways, and the routing feels discovered rather than manufactured.