Est. 1929
Why we love this place
Nearly a hundred years of golf in the Schoharie Valley, and Cobleskill still feels like the town's front porch. We love its mix of old-school charm and modern bite, plus a picturesque finishing hole that sends you back to the clubhouse smiling.
Via Cobleskill Golf & Country Club
About Cobleskill Golf And Country Club
Cobleskill Golf & Country Club opened for play in 1929 on Route 7 just outside the village of Cobleskill, in the rolling farm country of Schoharie County west of Albany. The club calls itself a cornerstone of local golf since that year, and its eighteen holes aim to blend historical charm with modern challenge, finishing on what the club calls a picturesque 18th hole. It operates as a semi-private club, offering memberships alongside public tee times, a driving range and instruction from teaching professionals. The course also hosts outings, leagues and club events for the surrounding communities, and with its centennial approaching it remains one of the longest-running golf clubs in the Schoharie Valley.
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