Wiltwyck is the premier family oriented semi-private club in the mid-Hudson Valley located in Kingston, conveniently off exit 19 of the New York State Thruway. Originally founded in 1933, Wiltwyck relocated to its present location in 1954. Wiltwyck’s golf course was designed by Robert Trent Jones and is widely recognized as a significant test of championship golf. Wiltwyck provides a best in class golf experience for golfers of all ages and levels. The grounds include a pool, fitness center, tennis and pickle ball courts, a banquet facility as well as indoor and patio dinning, all in a relaxed and elegant environment.
Designed by renowned golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Sr. this par 72 layout measures 6,877 yards from the championship tees and has proven to be a challenge even to the most proficient of golfers. Rich in history Wiltwyck dates back to 1933 and moved to it’s present location” in 1954.
Formed in April 1933, the golf club began with a nine-hole course off Hurley Avenue. Twenty years later, construction of the NYS Thruway threatened to slice that course in half, but the resourceful Wiltwyck club took that as an opportunity to purchase the Steward Farm on Steward Lane in the Town of Ulster. In 1955, an 18-hole, par-72 course was unveiled at the new locale, designed by renowned golf course architect Robert Trent Jones.