Each August I organize a golf trip for 8 to 12 older guys. We have been taking this trip for over 30 years and have played courses in all of the new England states and New York. From our arrival, the staff here made us feel welcome, helped with our clubs and told us we were going to have a great time. The three nine-hole courses at Stratton allowed us play 18 holes with a different feeling each of the three days we played here. Conditions of the course were fantastic. Fairways and greens were well kept and compared with the best courses we have played on any trip we have been on. Highly recommend the courses at Stratton for relaxing and enjoyable golf. A nice plus is the Green Apron restaurant at the course. Again, a cheerful and upbeat staff with good pub food. Our tee times that first day was at 1 PM so after playing we decided to have drinks and a meal at the course before checking in to lodging. Drinks and food were all we expected. good social spaces inside and on the deck. By the way Karen Gypson handled our reservations for lodging and golf and could not have been more helpful. We had a few changes due to some health issues, (one at the last minute) and Karen took everything in stride. (She never even swore under her breath) Ask for her, for smooth reservation help.

Played yesterday, the courses was in wonderful shape, beautiful views and staff were very helpful, friendly, and went out of their way to make our visit unforgettable.

This is a great course for beginners. I played all 3 (Forrest, Lake, Mountain). I felt the forrest was most challenging. All the courses were very well maintained. The views are awesome and so relaxing. The staff was great and very friendly. I highly recommend for beginners and can't wait to return.

I've been coming here for years with my friends and it is one of our favorites! There's nothing like Summer at Stratton and we always find time to play here. It's clean, it's quiet (generally) and the courses are fun and challenging. We do have a love/hate relationship with the Forest course (especially the 5th hole which must have been designed by a sadist) but I digress. The staff is incredibly helpful and attentive as well. Great place!

Outstanding views/scenery, decent shape (although greens rolling around an 8), some good holes (played Lake/Forest). A lot of elevation change. Silly tight in several spots. Potential to be an above average course architecturally, but you’d be looking at a significant overhaul of at least 5-6 holes. As long as your expectations aren’t for an excellent championship course, you can have a fun day out there.