Fox Run Golf Club (Ludlow, VT)

Fox Run Golf Club sits on a 279-acre property near Okemo Mountain in Ludlow, with a longer and more tangled history than its current name suggests. It opened in 1969 as a modest 9-hole executive course called Fox Run on a former dairy farm; Okemo Mountain Resort's owners bought and expanded it into an 18-hole, par-70 heathland-style championship course -- reportedly New England's first -- designed by Steve Durkee, reopening in 1999 as Okemo Valley Golf Club. Vail Resorts acquired Okemo Mountain (and its golf operation) in 2018; in 2021, Fox Run Properties LLC purchased the golf club separately for $2.71 million and reverted its name to Fox Run Golf Club, investing in renovated greens and clubhouse facilities including a practice center and the Calcuttas sports bar.

For a golf-oriented buyer, the club's residential relevance is modest but real: Fox Run Condos, a small privately situated townhouse community immediately next to the course, markets 4-bedroom suite units specifically around golf-club and Okemo Mountain views, about five minutes from Okemo Mountain Resort's ski base. The property also includes 120 acres of undeveloped land the ownership group has floated for possible future hospitality or senior-housing phases -- unbuilt and unapproved as of this research, and worth tracking rather than treating as a current amenity.