Saranac Inn Golf and Country Club
The Saranac Inn Golf and Country Club was founded at the turn of the century and designed by renowned Scottish Pro and Architect Seymour Dunn. The course was designed using the natural terrain to provide a wonderful golfing experience, with spectacular mountain views, pure mountain air and a memorable fragrance emanating form the balsams that line the course. Fully irrigated with bent grass greens, the course has a reputation as one of most carefully maintained and challenging resort courses in the Northeast. By not overlooking any details, Jim Connors and Steve Wilson have continued a tradition of offering a course that is par-excellent. In fact, one can almost practice putt on the bent grass tees. These high standards result from an understanding of what today's golfers are looking for with a motel overlooking the first tee, restaurant and lounge. The Saranac Inn Golf and Country Club was awarded 2006 Golf Digest Best Places to Play.