What Membership Options Does Rocky Ridge Golf Club Offer?
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Rocky Ridge Golf Club in St. George, Vermont, offers seven membership tiers—Diamond, Platinum, Player's, Family, Junior, Young Adult, and Corporate—and every tier includes access to three Vermont clubs: Rocky Ridge, Neshobe Golf Club in Brandon, and The Golf Club at Basin Harbor on Lake Champlain. The right choice depends mainly on how often you play, whether you want cart and practice privileges bundled in, and who else is on the membership. The club describes the plans as built for "flexibility, value, and more places to play," with preferred tee time booking windows that vary by tier.
The Membership Tiers at a Glance
The club's membership page names seven options. The table below reflects only what the site states; it does not publish per-tier pricing or the exact length of booking windows.
| Tier | What the site says about it | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Diamond | Top-tier plan; seasonal cart and practice options included | Frequent players who want cart and practice bundled |
| Platinum | Second tier; seasonal cart and practice options included | Regular players who want the same bundled conveniences |
| Player's | Standard individual plan | Golfers who mainly want to play at the three clubs |
| Family | Plan for households | Families playing together |
| Junior | Youth plan | Younger golfers |
| Young Adult | Plan for younger adults | Adults in the early stage of their careers |
| Corporate | Business plan | Companies entertaining clients or employees |
The site groups Diamond and Platinum together as the plans "with seasonal cart and practice options included," which suggests the other tiers do not automatically include those extras. Confirm current inclusions and rates with the club before committing, since the site does not list them.
What Every Membership Includes
Two benefits apply across the board:
- Access to three Vermont clubs. Your membership works at Rocky Ridge (St. George), Neshobe (Brandon), and Basin Harbor (Lake Champlain), so you are not limited to a single course.
- Preferred tee time booking windows. Members can book tee times before the general public, with the window length set by tier. The site does not specify how many days ahead each tier can book.
The club also operates a separate member portal and member tee times page, which members use for booking and account access.
How to Choose a Tier
Work through these questions in order:
- How often will you play? If you play weekly or more, the bundled cart and practice options in Diamond or Platinum may offset their higher cost. If you play occasionally, Player's is the simpler entry point.
- Do you want a cart included? Only Diamond and Platinum list seasonal cart options. If you walk, that premium buys you less.
- Who is playing? A household should compare Family against two individual memberships; a junior or young adult golfer should start with those dedicated tiers rather than a full plan.
- Is this for a business? Corporate is the only tier designed for organizations.
- Do you want to play the other two courses? All tiers include them, so this is a reason to join rather than a reason to pick one tier over another.
Practical Next Steps
- Review the membership options page on rockyridge.com, then call 802.482.2191 to ask for current rates, the booking window for each tier, and whether cart and practice fees are included or seasonal add-ons.
- If you are not ready to join, you can still book a public tee time online to try the course first. The club describes online booking as offering the best rate, fast checkout, and real-time availability.
- Joining the eClub newsletter is a low-commitment way to hear about tee time deals and membership news before deciding.
One caution: the site does not publish membership prices, contract lengths, or the exact number of days each tier can book ahead. Treat any figure you see elsewhere as unverified until the club confirms it.