Ulster County
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Courses
- Kelder's Mini-Golf
- Alapaha Golf Link & Driving Range
- Twaalfskill Golf Club
- New Paltz Golf Course
- Stone Dock Golf Course
- Mohonk Golf Course
- Hudson Valley Resort Golf Course
- Inness Golf Course
- Woodstock Golf Club
- Apple Greens Golf Course
- Turtle Creek Golf Course
- Apple Greens East
- Shawngunk Country Club
- Green Acres Golf Club
- Lazy Swan Golf & Country Club
- Wiltwyck Golf Club
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to Ulster County?
We always recommend early fall, typically late September through mid-October, for Ulster County. You'll play amidst stunning Catskills foliage, though tee times book up fast. If you prefer fewer crowds and lush conditions, late spring (May-June) offers excellent value and comfortable temperatures.
What kind of golf experience can I expect from Ulster County's courses?
Prepare for classic Upstate New York golf - think rolling terrain, tree-lined fairways, and often dramatic elevation changes that make for exciting shots. Many courses here are public, offering a friendly, accessible vibe rather than exclusive resort play. You'll find a good mix of challenging layouts and more forgiving tracks.
Are there any hidden gem courses in Ulster County that offer great value?
Absolutely, Ulster County is fantastic for finding those unpretentious, well-maintained courses that won't break the bank. Places like Rondout Golf Club or New Paltz Golf Course consistently deliver solid conditions and enjoyable rounds for a very reasonable green fee. Don't expect pristine resort luxury, but you'll get honest, fun golf.
What's the best way to combine golf with other activities in Ulster County?
Ulster County shines when you mix golf with its vibrant local scene. After your round, explore charming towns like Kingston or New Paltz for fantastic farm-to-table dining and craft breweries. We suggest hitting the links in the morning and then enjoying a scenic hike or browsing local shops in the afternoon.
How challenging are the courses in Ulster County for an average golfer?
You'll find a good range, but generally, Ulster County courses are fair and enjoyable for most skill levels. While some tracks offer a stiff test with tight fairways and elevation, many are designed to be playable for the everyday golfer. We recommend checking slope ratings, but don't be intimidated - you'll find plenty of fun, approachable layouts.