Christman's Windham House operates a nine-hole course in Windham, New York, situated in the northern Catskill Mountains of Greene County. The property lies within a region that developed as a resort destination in the mid-20th century, when the Catskills attracted vacationers from New York City and the Hudson Valley. The course serves primarily as an amenity for guests of the inn and local recreational golfers seeking accessible mountain golf. The layout occupies terrain characteristic of the Catskills, with elevation changes and wooded corridors typical of courses built in this mountainous region. Nine-hole facilities like this one generally offer straightforward routing that works with the natural contours of the land, providing a modest test suitable for players of varying abilities. The setting includes views of the surrounding peaks and valleys that define the Windham area, which sits at higher elevation than many other Catskill communities. Christman's Windham House itself reflects the tradition of family-operated inns that combined lodging, dining, and recreation during the Catskills' heyday as a vacation region. While the resort industry in this part of New York has evolved considerably since the mid-century peak, properties like this maintain a connection to that era of regional tourism. The golf course functions as part of a broader hospitality operation rather than as a standalone daily-fee facility or private club.