Hanah Mountain Resort and Country Club

Hanah Mountain Resort and Country Club sits in the northern Catskill Mountains near Margaretville, New York, a region known for its rolling terrain, hardwood forests, and seasonal resort tradition. The course was designed by Ferdinand Garbin, a regional architect active in the mid-twentieth century who worked primarily in New York and neighboring states. The layout takes advantage of the natural Catskill topography, with elevation changes and wooded corridors typical of mountain golf in this part of the Northeast. The course occupies land that reflects the character of the broader Catskill landscape—moderately hilly with mature tree cover and views toward surrounding ridges. Routing on mountain courses of this era often follows the available terrain rather than extensive earthmoving, so players encounter holes that move with the land's natural contours. Seasonal conditions vary considerably, with the course playing firm and fast in summer and softer during wetter spring and fall periods. Hanah Mountain Resort operates as part of a larger hospitality property that includes lodging and dining facilities, serving both members and resort guests. The club reflects the Catskills' long history as a vacation destination for visitors from downstate New York and the broader Mid-Atlantic region. The course provides a traditional mountain golf experience in a setting that emphasizes natural surroundings and relaxed resort atmosphere rather than championship length or tournament pedigree.