High school golf in Vermont

In Vermont, boys and girls golf are both fall sports for the 2026-27 school year, under the Vermont Principals' Association (VPA).

Yes. In Vermont, boys and girls golf are both fall sports, per VPA.

High school golf in Vermont is governed by the Vermont Principals' Association (VPA). Boys golf postseason: Boys state qualifiers (Division 1 September 30, 2026; Division 2 October 2, 2026), then Boys Golf Championship. Boys golf state championship format: Stroke play, team and individual. Rosters are up to five players with the lowest four scores counting. Division 1 qualifier at Fox Run, Ludlow; top six teams advance. Division 2 qualifiers at Country Club of Vermont, Waterbury (north) and Crown Point Country Club, Springfield (south); top five north teams and top three south teams advance. The Golf Guide does not state the number of holes. Boys golf classifications: Division 1, Division 2. Girls golf postseason: Girls State Finals. Girls golf state championship format: Stroke play, team and individual. Teams are two to four girls with the lowest two scores counting. Division 1 and Division 2 champion and runner-up are recognized. The Golf Guide does not state the number of holes. Girls golf classifications: Division 1, Division 2.

Boys golf state championship: Oct 8, 2026, per VPA. Venue: Ralph Myhre, Middlebury (listed in the Golf Guide as 'RALPH MYHRE - Middlebury'). Girls golf state championship: Oct 6, 2026, per VPA. Venue: Neshobe Golf Club.

Yes. VPA allows girls to play on boys golf teams. Conditional. VPA policy prohibits mixed (boys/girls) competition except where the member school does not offer an equivalent activity for girls. In that case girls may try out and, once on the team, are eligible for state competition. The policy names girls golf as a girls' sport, and boys may not try out for girls' sports and be eligible for state competition.