Est. 1963 · Ernie Farrington
Why we love this place
Rocky Ridge is a full-length par 72 just south of Burlington with a creek that keeps you thinking and a mix of open and tree-lined holes. Friendly, well-priced and in good shape, it is an easy choice for a weekday round in Chittenden County.
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About Rocky Ridge Golf Club
Rocky Ridge Golf Club opened in 1963 on Route 116 in St. George, south of Burlington, with Ernie Farrington credited as its designer. The 18-hole course plays to par 72 and about 6,282 yards from the blue tees, with bluegrass playing surfaces and a creek that crosses several holes, and its routing mixes open holes with tree-lined ones. The club offers a driving range, putting green, restaurant and locker rooms, and walking is allowed; the season runs from April into mid-November. Rocky Ridge is now operated by Milne Golf, the group that also runs Neshobe Golf Club in Brandon and that announced a partnership with the Basin Harbor golf club in 2026, linking the three courses through reciprocal play and shared programming.
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