The Lake Placid Club is located on the southeast side of Lake Placid. It offers 36 holes of championship golf and a 9-hole short course.

The Mountain course is a classic layout in a stunning setting along narrow, tree-lined, and hilly fairways with numerous blind shots leading to the small, crowned greens. It was originally designed by Alex Findlay in 1910, and it was redesigned by Alister MacKenzie, who designed Augusta National and Cypress Point, to name a few. There are four sets of tees overall, with the tips playing to 6,501 yards, 71.3/126, and course/slope ratings.

The Links has a wide-open layout with well-bunkered fairways and greens along tall fescue-bordered margins, an actual links golf experience. There are four sets of tees as well, with the tips playing to 7,052 yards, 72.5/129, course/slope, designed by Seymour Dunn.

The Pristine Nine has seven par 3s and two par 4s, par of 29 at 1,534 yards, designed by Alex Findlay.