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Nestled in a beautiful valley in the Green Mountains of Vermont, the Dorset Field Club is the oldest continuously operating golf course in the United States and one of the 25 oldest courses in the world. Breathtaking views make this pristine 18-hole course a true masterpiece.
The Dorset Field Club, nestled in the heart of Vermont's Green Mountains, isn't just a golf course – it's a gateway to a timeless golfing experience. Founded in 1886, the Club holds the prestigious title of the oldest continuously operating course in the United States and one of the twenty-five oldest courses in the world.
Surrounded by rolling hills and the stunning Green Mountains, the Dorset Field Club offers a unique blend of outdoor recreation, social gatherings, and a touch of old-world charm.
Few clubs boast a lineage as impressive as the Dorset Field Club. Established in 1886, it proudly holds the title of the oldest continuously operating golf course in the United Stares and is one of the twenty-five oldest courses in the world.
Dorset Field Club definitely comes alive in the spring, but the fun doesn’t stop when the snow starts to fly. Break out your cross-country skis and see the course in a whole new way, with more than two miles of groomed cross-country and snowshoe trails.
The Dorset Field Club is the oldest continuously operating golf course in the United States, nestled in the valley of the Green Mountains of Vermont. For 133 years our goal has been unwavering. We strive to create and maintain the most enjoyable country club experience for our members, their families and guests.
Dorset Field Club is ranked as one of the best golf courses in Vermont. Discover our experts reviews and tee time information
The 18-hole "Dorset Field" course at the Dorset Field Club facility in Dorset, Vermont features 5728 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 67.6 and it has a slope rating of 121.
Address 132 Church St, Dorset, VT 05251, USA Dorset Field Club had nine holes in play by 1886, though it took another decade before the club built its first clubhouse and implemented a constitution. The original layout was expanded to an 18-hole course in 1999.
The Dorset Field Club in southern Vermont was a nine-hole course that became a full 18 the year I shipped off to college, 2000, which I thought was especially poor timing.