Windham Country Club

Overview: Windham Country Club is the historic 18-hole course now operated within Windham Mountain Club in the northern Catskills. The current operator lists par 72 and 6,014 yards, with fairways and greens set against mountain views and the Batavia Kill valley. The course combines rolling parkland ground with a mountain-destination atmosphere, giving golfers a round that feels rooted in the town rather than built as a detached resort loop. Public play remains part of the current course identity.

History: New York course references date the Windham Country Club design to 1928 and credit Len Raynor. The property later came under Windham Mountain ownership and is now presented as the golf course of Windham Mountain Club, while the older Windham Country Club name remains attached to the directory identity and local history. Current planning material describes proposed improvements and a future Fazio-designed course, but the existing historic routing is the one documented here. That distinction keeps the profile tied to the course golfers can currently find.

Did You Know? The current course begins with an original hole dating to 1922, according to the operator’s course tour. That surviving opening point gives the mountain round a direct connection to the older golf landscape beneath the present resort identity.