Valley View Golf Course sits in the small town of Whitehall in upstate New York, near the Vermont border at the southern tip of Lake Champlain. The course was designed by Carmine Midolo, a regional architect who worked primarily in the northeastern United States during the mid-to-late twentieth century. Whitehall itself lies in a rural agricultural valley, and the course reflects the rolling pastoral character of this part of Washington County. The layout occupies terrain typical of the Champlain Valley region, with modest elevation changes and open farmland views. Courses designed by architects like Midolo in this era and region generally feature straightforward routing that works with the natural land, incorporating mature trees, seasonal creeks or drainage areas, and practical green complexes suited to a community facility. The setting offers views toward the surrounding hills and, depending on the property's specific location, may provide glimpses of the broader valley landscape. Valley View serves as a public course for the local community and visiting golfers exploring the Lake Champlain corridor. The facility represents the kind of accessible, unpretentious golf common in smaller upstate New York towns, where the course functions as both recreational amenity and social gathering place. Golfers here find a straightforward test of the game in a quiet rural setting, well removed from the more traveled resort areas to the north near Lake George or across the lake in Vermont.