Lake Placid Club (Mountain)

Overview: The Mountain Course at the Lake Placid Club is a spectacular and technical parkland masterpiece originally designed by Alex Findlay and later refined by the legendary Alister MacKenzie. Opened in 1910, the course is characterized by its technical routing, significant elevation changes, and its breathtaking integration into the high-altitude terrain of Lake Placid. The layout meanders through a landscape of natural topography and majestic hardwoods, offering a serene and challenging environment that balances modern strategic depth with spectacular aesthetic beauty. Its technical green complexes and strategic bunkering provide a pure and engaging resort golf experience.

Did You Know? The course famously features back-to-back par-5 holes (the 10th and 11th) that both exceed 600 yards, a rare architectural feat in the mountain landscape.