Chester sits in the Green Mountains, but Tater Hill plays like someone flattened out a piece of valley floor and dropped eighteen holes on it
Chester sits in the Green Mountains, but Tater Hill plays like someone flattened out a piece of valley floor and dropped eighteen holes on it. No dramatic elevation changes. No leg-burning climbs between greens and tees. Just a straightforward walk through Vermont countryside at 6,800 yards. The cart path optional policy means you can cut across fairways and play the course the way it was meant to be played. Vermont's season runs short, and the courses worth walking are fewer than you think. Tater Hill earns its spot on that list by staying out of its own way.
