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SARATOGA SPA GOLF is located just south of historic Saratoga Springs, NY. Set in a pine forest, and surrounded by the natural and historic beauty of Saratoga Spa State Park, ‘SPA GOLF’ is comprised of an 18-hole Championship Course, a 9-hole Executive Course, an all grass driving range, a practice putting green, a full service golf shop, and Catherine’s in the Park restaurant. In addition to Spa Golf and Catherine’s in the Park, Saratoga Spa State Park, a National Historic Landmark, and host to a million visitors annually, is also home to the Gideon Putnam Resort & Spa, Saratoga Automobile Museum, Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC), Roosevelt Baths, Hall of Springs, National Museum of Dance, Homemade Theater, and the Victoria and Peerless Pools. There are also hundreds of acres of natural area with many trails and outdoor pavilions. Many areas of the park have benefited from major investments in recent years. There is much to see and do within the Park.
The city of Saratoga Springs has much to offer beyond the finest thoroughbred racing in the world. And Saratoga Spa State Park offers year-round recreation opportunities. Many locals come to the Park regularly, and it is also a great place to visit. Whether you are on business or vacation, the area has lots to offer.
The Championship Course is one of the premier public courses in the Saratoga-Capital Region of New York State, and a consistent recipient of 4 stars from Golf Digest’s Places to Play. Whether you are a single or twosome looking to join others, a foursome or small group, or an event organizer looking for a place to hold a large event, Saratoga Spa Golf is a great choice. We deliver an upscale golf experience at a sensible price.
In addition to being able to handle any food and beverage requirements associated with your day of golf (or at the pool), Catherine’s in the Park is available to host a variety of private functions including wedding receptions, business meetings, and banquets, etc. In season, Catherine’s offers a wonderful outdoor setting.
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