Okemo Valley Golf Club sits in the Green Mountains of southern Vermont, near the base of Okemo Mountain Resort in Ludlow. Designed by Steve Durkee and opened in the late 1990s, the course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of Vermont's ski country, with elevation changes that reflect the region's mountainous topography. The layout takes advantage of natural contours and wooded corridors typical of New England mountain golf. The course plays through a mix of open meadow areas and tree-lined fairways, with views of the surrounding peaks providing context for the setting. Durkee's routing incorporates the property's natural movement, asking golfers to navigate uphill and downhill lies while managing the strategic demands of a mountain layout. Water features and bunkers frame several holes, and the design balances risk-reward opportunities with the practical considerations of playability for resort and member traffic. Okemo Valley serves both the local golfing community and visitors to the Okemo ski resort area, functioning as a four-season amenity in a region better known for winter sports. The course reflects the character of Vermont golf—less manicured than resort courses in warmer climates, more integrated with the natural landscape, and shaped by the realities of a shorter growing season. It offers a straightforward mountain golf experience without the historical pedigree or championship credentials of New England's older clubs.