The Club
The Men's division of Green Mountain Golf Club plays twice weekly: - Wednesday & Saturday mornings at 8:00 am.  Please call at least 24 hours in advance to insure that we have room for everyone.  The game fee, including KP contests on all 5 par 3's, is $10 and is optional.  Four times a year during the weeks of the Major Championships, the stakes are raised to $15 per player, and each participant picks a partner from the tour.  All other games are a menagerie of contests ranging from Individual Gross & Net, to Chicago Points, to a Flag tournament on the 4th of July.

Membership Information
Annual club membership dues are $65.00 for first time members, $55.00 for returning active members , or only $50 for returning members if paid by Feb 1st. Dues notices were mailed in January for the upcoming golf season and due upon receipt. Only "active" members who have paid their dues are eligible to participate in club activities. Any member with unpaid dues is listed as "inactive" until their current years dues are paid in full.

Thursday Afternoon League
Starting Thursday May 6, 2010 and continuing through September 2nd, the Green Mountain Golf Club is conducting and nine-hole league.  Compete details are available here.

2009 Match Play Championship
This summer's Match Play tournament has reached the finals.  After a hard-fought battle last Sunday with current club champ Steve Alberts, Eric Larson came away with a 2 & 1 victory in the last semi-final match.  Eric then went up against Richard Finch and took him to the 17th hole, before Finchy prevailed 2 & 1.  In the other semi-final, Ron McGlohn dispatched veteran Howie Smith
3 & 1.  The 36-hole final match between Finch & McGlohn was played today, Wednesday July 8th.  McGlohn held his own through the first 18, but Finch pulled away to win 6 & 5, and take the 2009 title.  The 2008 Match Play Champion, Neil Waker, was not able to defend his title this year.

2009 Snyder Cup Matches
After a solid start in four-ball last weekend at The Mountain, our Men's Club took a 6-2 lead to The Cedars at Salmon Creek for the singles matches.  President Jerry Williams was upbeat saying, "....all we need is 6 1/2 points and we'll bring that Cup back home were it belongs".  With 16 points up for grabs on Saturday, it seemed likely that our boys would prevail.  Little did we know, but R.B. Musson, The Cedars team Captain, must have done his best Ben Crenshaw imitation the night before!  Even though it is Green Mountain's team shirts that have drawn controversey (Remember the wine colored shirts with framed photos of golf legends...well, GMGC's shirts have been mentioned in the same breath with oiled-alleys and 16 pound balls!), in this drama we played the role of the Europeans.  Needing 10 1/2 of the possible 16 points in order to win, they took 12 of the 16 matches and The Cedars retains The Snyder Cup for another year, winning 14 points to 10.