Name: Golf Club at Sugarbush Resort
Address: 1091 Golf Course Rd, Warren, VT 05674, USA, US
Telephone: +1 800-537-8427

Golf Club at Sugarbush Resort is a point of interest, located at 1091 Golf Course Rd, Warren, VT 05674, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 800-537-8427, visit their website www.sugarbush.com for more detailed information.

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1091 Golf Course Rd, Warren, VT 05674, USA

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Suzanne Butler

18 February 2018

Sugarbush Resort Golf Club, rated 3-1/2 stars, is home to a generally well-regarded golf course, which combines a good layout with several attractive holes and features. This tree-lined, moutain style course will test most facets of your game, and should provide a round with plenty of enjoyable golfing challenges. Worth visiting if you are in the area.
Fred Moscowitch

11 September 2017

Always great. Great course. Great conditions
Best staff anywhere
Jonathan Leonard

08 August 2016

Beautiful location to get lunch or drinks affording a wide view of the 18th hole, putting green, driving range and surrounding mountains. Grill features great burgers and sandwiches though a little on the spendy side. Service is very friendly and fast.
Tonya-Marie Jablonski

27 March 2016

Great food great service.beautiful viewslove love this golf course and resorthas a family feeling and awesome place to work at too.I worked here and I had a blastawesome events all year round and so worth your trip to Vermontawesome 4th of July fireworks.check Sugarbush's event calender and their Employment listings for each dept and its easy to apply online too just have your resume to copy and paste when they ask..So be better here and come visit it will be well worth the trip
Ryan Fisk

23 August 2015

Five stars for Sugarbush for giving us New Yorkers a good start to our ski season, while basically every other mountain in the northeast has been reporting less than ideal conditions! I tagged along last-minute with Miramar Ski Club for a weekend of skiing, and Sugarbush was our first stop. Since there wasn't too much open during our visit, I'll sum it up and say they had enough top-to-bottom runs to keep us busy for most of the day, with plenty of soft snow all around. Being my first visit to Sugarbush ever however, what REALLY made this mountain stand out was its staff.

Leading up to the trip, I was calling in for the latest on trail & grooming reports, base depths, and predictions for the weekend. Sheldon (guest services) and John (supervisor, lift operations) were extremely friendly and informative, providing me all the information they could as the weekend neared. Once we arrived, the friendly staff demeanor really kicked in. As we're taking our runs and walking around the base lodge area, just about every staffer walking by gave us a friendly head-nod or "hey" as they passed. Even the busboy cleaning up our breakfast had a smile on his face, wishing us a good day of skiing while he was tossing out our trash.

Coincidentally, I took a chair up with Colin (head of ski patrol) and we had a great conversation, ranging from his suggestions for my upcoming Utah and Colorado trips, to cool restaurants in town, to future happenings at Sugarbush. The entire mountain has a really "homey" feel to it, and you can tell there's a sense of community amongst both staff and visitors. There's a free shuttle serving local condos, and the town of Waitsfield. As we boarded, we bumped into yet another employee, Danny (snowboard instructor, with the dreadlocks!) who thoroughly seemed to enjoy his job, and just spending time out in the great outdoors in general.

Although I've never met him, my friend Phil knows the owner of Sugarbush (Win Smith) very well, and said that he's a "man of the people," often skiing the runs, flipping burgers on the grill, and manning the lift lines just to be visible and interact with the devote skiers and boarders who patronize his mountain - an owner who truly models the behavior that he expects from his excellent staff

I look forward to returning deeper into the season and discovering all this mountain has to offer! Thanks for a great day Sugarbush!
Kent Martin

20 February 2015

Really love how this place has grown up over the years. It is nice to see it becoming a 4 season destination.
Justin Leiden

06 February 2015

I am typing this with only my left hand (even though I am right-handed) as I was lucky enough to break a collarbone skiing Sugarbush on Tuesday. I say "lucky" sincerely because if I had not had the now infamous "green circle wipeout" I might not have gotten to hang with David, Ed, Shannon, and the medical crew at Sugarbush. After my descent following the fall, David and Ed took care of me as we waited on ski patrol. Ed held my arm up and David poured me a little hot chocolate and coffee. The kindness and infectiously positive attitudes of these two really set the tone for an overall great experience. My ski patrol escort Shannon arrived quickly and was compassionate and extremely helpful. She put my arm in a sling and iced me like a champ. She even helped me walk to the medical clinic. Sacagawea can suck it, Shannon is where it’s at. I went into shock not long after she got me to medical, so I don’t remember any more names, but the crew at the medical facility was awesome as well. Overall, I’d give the experience a 10/10. If I was going to break another bone, I’d want it to be at Sugarbush.