Est. 1924
Why we love this place
Bradford is small-town Vermont golf at its most honest: a sporty nine where two rivers meet, short enough for an evening loop and tricky enough to keep you honest. Friendly people, a tidy shop and a FootGolf layout for the kids.
Via Bradford Golf Club; GolfPass
About Bradford Golf Club
Bradford Golf Club is a nine-hole course in the Orange County town of Bradford, set at the meeting of the Connecticut and Waits rivers on Memorial Field. GolfPass lists the course as dating to 1924, which makes it one of the older small-town layouts in the upper Connecticut River valley. The course is an executive-style nine of roughly 2,179 yards and par 32, with bentgrass greens, several short par 3s and a single par 5. The club describes it as a sporty nine, and it supports a member golf league along with daily play. The grounds also carry a separate FootGolf layout. The season generally runs from mid-April to the start of November. Golfers who have reviewed the course describe it as a friendly small-town gem with a well-stocked pro shop.
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