Pretty solid executive course, mostly 3s and short 4s, good way to get you golf fix without wasting…read morea whole day.

Absolutely great service at a great casual course…read more Nick was absolutely fantastic at the front desk giving us a putter when we forgot ours. Additionally, Adam was amazing being a very polite groundskeeper. Very pleased and will 10/10 be returning

I was just there Saturday night for a wedding and you guys were absolutely outstanding. I would…read morehighly recommend you. The food was great. The service is great wow.

Prices are up, quality is down. Crab cakes were thin and greasy, had good taste. Also you should…read morenever serve 2 starches together plus offering 1 vegetable is ridiculous especially corn that has been frozen not fresh! I would not recommend this place! We used to like coming here! Tacky menus! Take the time to be prepared and know what your public likes and have fresh food at your restaurant things will improve and more people will come! Cutting corners never thrills your public!!

Just completed golf lessons here over the last 6/8 weeks with a great and charming golf pro Dave…read more Dave had clear agenda and provided us with accurate schedules, hands on lessons and he had some amazing tips and training tools throughout the lessons. The club is beautiful and well maintained. The service from the pro shop to the club house was excellent. Members and staff were very friendly and created an inviting atmosphere. I would highly recommend.

I'm a wedding photographer and so I sort of know what a buck will get you in the world of wedding…read morevenues. In Burlington, Vermont - the Burlington Country Club is the best value (while still considering atmosphere) up there. It's less than half the cost of most other venues and they cater in-house. They've got a great, wide, covered terrace that works great for formals in the rain (I've had to do it more than once). The food is wedding food but I've had much, much worse. The staff is very efficient and the catering manager is on the ball. For an urban, indoor environment it's pretty great.

Let me explain something about this Cottage/Suite Camp like golf resort. Lets get to the golf…read morefirst!! The course was in an 9 out of 10 for conditions in my opinion and I will explain why. Tee boxes 10, Greens 10, Fairways 8 ( little brown but still not bad, Also not all the fairways where brown neither.) Bunkers 6 ( had some rocks and where thin ), Price 10, pace 10, layout and scenery 10... Cottage 120 on 4th Fairway was fantastic, now I say fantastic because I went there knowing this wasn't a Marriott but a camping cottage. Our views of Lake Champlain where amazing and of the golf course as well. Now we did have some ant issues and Randy the Raccoon came to visit us by the fire looking for food ( he wasn't afraid of us neither.) Now why they get a 5 star review from me????? CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!! This was by far the nicest group of people I have ever meet at a resort (Paul, Gary and everyone else that works there.) I believe those skills have been lost over the years but not here. The ant issue was resolved immediately and any other issue we may have had was as well. So in a nutshell, great golf, great price and a great place to relax and enjoy a fire and a cocktail.

Fairways were beat to crap and super burned..three very drunk groups in front of us that couldn't…read moreeven hold onto their clubs.

I was there my member friend's member/guest tournament. It's a private Club and the staff has been…read morewell picked. The food and the service were impeccable, the course is beautiful and was in fantastic shape. I would especially like to thank Alex and Josh for putting on a fantastic event. I can't wait to go back.

Beautiful golf course with wonderful views. Two very different nines. Front nine is kind of a links…read morestyle with the back nine very typical of a VT mountain course. Well worth the time if you can get on.

It's a fun club to play a round with friends. For being in Upstate New York it's a really nice…read morecourse. The greens where nice!

This is seriously not a bad course for the price. It's a decent par 34, 9 hole course. Some holes…read moreare more challenging than others and some are rather simple - there is only 1 par 5 (hole 8). Watch out for the greens as they are not always in the best condition. Lots of outdoor fresh air once you get past hole 3. It's a great starter course - $20 for 18 with a golf cart. Thumbs up! Plus, the clubhouse has food and alcohol.

For $28 a person without a cart , thought it was worth giving this course a chance. Course was…read morepoorly maintained, the greens were taller than most courses fairways and the tee-box's were pretty beat up and rough. Driving range also didn't have any balls available. Could be a great par 3, just needs attention.

Great 9 hole, 4 par course in a beautiful setting. Great staff too! Come by and check it out!read more

dandelion weeds w/ giant white heads were everywhere - in the fairway especially. good luck finding…read moreyour ball amongst a million white circular weeds!! The black flies were intolerable! We paid $95/each & we quit after 9 holes. Worst golf experience of my life!!!

A nice layout, with wonderful views of the Adirondacks, but conditions are not good. Greens are…read morelush, too lush, like putting on a shag carpet. Some of the tees are ragged. Eventually played a yellow ball as there was so much clover on the fairways it was hard to see a white ball. And, the $95 greens fee is the same if you want to walk or ride, WTH? Unless forced to, I walk the course, how golf is meant to be. So I had to pay a premium to walk. Nonsense. Played Craig Wood Golf Club also in Lake Placid the next day. Much better conditioned course, Much more golfer friendly. $45 to walk.

Kwini has made a bunch of changes and undergone transformation under new ownership. The current…read morecourse is in much better condition with very nice fairways now. The roughs are not as comparable as some of the fancier more expensive courses around. The greens are good, some of which are very tricky. They can be a bit inconsistent though depending on the sun with some being very fast and some being very slow. The sand traps are in pretty good shape and overall the course has enough interest to play repeatedly as a member or non-member. Speaking of membership, it's one of the more affordable ones around. For seniors who use the senior tees, the course is quite playable. But if you want longer distance, for the majority of the holes, if you play from the back tees the distance should more than suffice. Fairways are in excellent shape with a dearth of water hazards (maybe 3 on the hole course). Water is less of a challenge than sand but there are some elevation changes to keep things interesting. The back 9 has a little more variety and is a little more challenging. Customer service is generally good but can vary. Clubhouse is fairly basic but has a decent choice of food. This is strictly a golf club, not a country club with pools and tennis courts and the prices reflect this. All in all, the course doesn't beat you up and you can go away with a sense of playing a good round of golf even if you aren't familiar with it. I would certainly recommend this course as a very solid public course. Lastly, their updated practice facilities are very good (as good as any you'll find around) and the ball machine with the tracker technology is pretty fun if you are looking to hit a few at the range.

My husband and I came in to some money from an inheritance and wanted to invest in a membership at…read morea country club. We looked up Kwiniaska. We were confused as to whether it was like Burlington Country Club or not or if it was even a country club (who has a pool) since we are new to the area. My husband called the Golf Shop as it was the only number we could locate on their dated website. A woman answered and my husband asked if they had a pool. She sternly responded "No. We do not have a pool at our golf course." as if she were reprimanding a child. It made me so uncomfortable that I laughed uncomfortably. My husband tried to explain why we were asking. She rudely and again sternly interrupted him to say "have a nice day" with as much genuineness as she could spare (none... if you can't sense my sarcasm) and hung up on him. You can tell her boss we will be taking our money elsewhere. Probably to Burlington Country Club. Edit: we tried to email Kwiniaska as well and apparently the email they have listed on their website doesn't exist. Maybe it's time for some out with the old on this place.