Apple Greens Golf Course

Hosting weddings and other milestone events, Apple Greens Golf Course is a unique canvas for celebrating in the Hudson Valley. Nestled in the heartland of the Ulster County, this 27-hole championship golf course has been a family-owned and operated establishment since 1995. Offering a country atmosphere with awe-inspiring vistas of the Catskill and Shawangunk Mountain Regions, couples and guests alike can rejoice in serene harmony.

Facilities and Capacity

Apple Greens Golf Course provides indoor and outdoor options for memorable ceremonies and receptions. Their rustic-styled, refurbished barn is a quaint event space overlooking the eastern part of the golf course. This intimate area can accommodate celebrations of up to 220 guests. Tranquil fairy lights overhead illuminate the barn’s original boards and timeless wooden flooring. Whether you envision a lavish ceremony or a vintage reception that runs long into the night, this barn’s aesthetic provides endless arrangement opportunities. You may also make use of the barn’s surrounding areas as your festivities flow between the barn, golf course, and nearby waterfall feature. The Open-air Pavilion is ideal for gatherings all year around. The site can remain open-air in the summer months or be enclosed for a cozier feel. Conveniently located near the club’s restaurant, your reception can begin after a luxurious banquet. The Open-air Pavilion can be configured in several ways and has ample space for seated guests, a dance floor, and live entertainment.

Services Offered

Apple Greens Golf Course offers assistance in organizing your special occasion. Our venue is a blank slate for your creativity and hired specialists. Upon request we can offer many local recommendations for event planning, catering, photography, floral arrangements, music, and transportation.

History

David and Judi Roehrs invested in an old apple orchard back in the 1980s but decided to utilize the land for golf rather than farming. In 1993, a driving range and the first nine holes were constructed and officially opened its doors two years later. The Roehrs family later decided to expand on the property and form an all-purpose premier course in New York’s historic Hudson Valley.