Jay Peak Resort Golf Course

is a private golf club located in Jay, Vermont, with a score of

5.0

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5.0
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Laura Gray

Oct 01 2023
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Gorgeous course! Well maintained, super friendly staff, beautiful views. It was epic in the fall. Plus extremely good value for Canadians if you bring cash for your green fee. We got a cart even though we walk most courses and we’re glad we did, some big climbs and long holes.
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Nathan M

Sep 30 2023
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This is a top 3 public course in New England. With a 153 slope from the back tees and elevation changes on most of the holes, this place ensures a challenging round even for the most discerning. A must play for anyone who appreciates unique layouts and beautiful views!
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Ankrish Milne

Sep 01 2023
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Unreal views, very well maintained, friendly staff, beautiful nature, nice little driving range and practice green. $49 after 2 pm for 18 holes and cart, you really can't beat this price for a course of this caliber.
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Bobby Conlon

Jul 15 2022
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Clubhouse Grille for the WIN! Best drafts, cans and wings! The brisket nachos were tasty and the grilled cheese was a crows favorite. Slap yo mama!!
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Dustin DeCoteau

Oct 11 2021
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First off.... I love this golf course, 5 rounds here and it just gets better every time I make the trip up here... There are some of the most beautiful mountain views of any golf course in VT. Aaron in the golf shop was incredibly welcoming and made us feel like a member. If you find yourself anywhere near Jay Peak during the summer, make it a point to play here! The view into the 7th green is worth the greens fee alone.

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