Schroon Lake Golf Course

Schroon Lake Golf Course sits on the west side of Schroon Lake village in the southern Adirondacks, a municipal facility owned and operated by the Town of Schroon since 1944. The property is a compact, walkable nine-hole layout that plays to par 36 and roughly 2,936 yards for a single loop, with an 18-hole composite of about 6,105 yards when played twice from alternate tees. A small pro-shop operation, motor carts and pull carts, club rental, and a practice putting green support daily-fee play; seasonal leagues and affordable fee structures anchor the local community emphasis. The terrain rolls over former farm and pasture land with corridors edged by mixed northern hardwoods; views open toward the surrounding hills, with promotional materials noting long Adirondack vistas. The present clubhouse dates to a late-20th-century replacement (new building in 1982 and the town posts hours and fees on its website rather than a detailed architectural presentation. For visitors today, the course offers a traditional Adirondack municipal experience: straightforward driving zones, modest green sizes, and scoring shaped by two par fives in succession and a stout par-4 eighth that stretches past 420 yards from the back tee.