Vermont National Country Club sits on rolling terrain in South Burlington, overlooking Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains to the west. Designed by Jack Nicklaus with his son Jack Nicklaus II and opened in 2000, the course represents one of the few Nicklaus designs in northern New England. The layout takes advantage of the natural elevation changes and wooded corridors characteristic of Vermont's Champlain Valley. The routing moves through a mix of open meadowland and mature hardwood forests, with several holes offering views across the lake toward New York State. The design incorporates the strategic bunkering and green complexes typical of Nicklaus courses, with emphasis on approach shot accuracy and multiple teeing options to accommodate different skill levels. Water features come into play on several holes, and the property's natural contours create varied stances and shot requirements throughout the round. Vermont National operates as a private club and serves as the centerpiece of a residential community. The course has hosted regional amateur championships and collegiate events, taking advantage of its championship yardage and conditioning. The club maintains a year-round presence despite Vermont's northern climate, with an active membership that includes both local residents and seasonal members drawn to the Lake Champlain region.

Vermont National Country Club sits on rolling terrain in South Burlington, overlooking Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains to the west. Designed by Jack Nicklaus with his son Jack Nicklaus II and opened in 2000, the course represents one of the few Nicklaus designs in northern New England. The layout takes advantage of the natural elevation changes and wooded corridors characteristic of Vermont's Champlain Valley. The routing moves through a mix of open meadowland and mature hardwood forests, with several holes offering views across the lake toward New York State. The design incorporates the strategic bunkering and green complexes typical of Nicklaus courses, with emphasis on approach shot accuracy and multiple teeing options to accommodate different skill levels. Water features come into play on several holes, and the property's natural contours create varied stances and shot requirements throughout the round. Vermont National operates as a private club and serves as the centerpiece of a residential community. The course has hosted regional amateur championships and collegiate events, taking advantage of its championship yardage and conditioning. The club maintains a year-round presence despite Vermont's northern climate, with an active membership that includes both local residents and seasonal members drawn to the Lake Champlain region.