Golf at Miraval Berkshires
If your Miraval intention includes golf, you can do it the old-fashioned way: tee up and play a round or two. Or you can try something new.
Our Berkshires property is the only Miraval Resort to offer golf, and we’ve pioneered a quintessentially Miraval approach to the pastime. We call it mindful golf—and it might just change the way you look at your time on the links.
GOLF NOW INCLUDED
Enjoy complimentary greens, cart, and range usage now included with your Miraval stay! *Club rentals are available for an additional cost
Please note that outdoor golf is closed for the season. Our indoor simulator is open daily from 9 am – 5 pm.
Golf Amenities
Miraval Berkshires’ historic 18-hole Massachusetts golf course combines spectacular views with challenging golf. Tree-lined fairways and naturally contoured greens have been carefully preserved since the course was built by Wayne Stiles and John Van Kleek in 1926. The course provides the ideal setting for a memorable golf experience.
- Daily play open to the public
- 18 hole historic golf course
- 10-acre driving range
- Brand new practice putting green
- Practice area for pitching, chipping and bunker shots
- State-of-the-art club rental offerings from Callaway Golf
- Pro Shop offering a broad selection of quality golf wear and equipment with special equipment orders taken upon request
- Private lessons, junior programs, and half/full-day clinics
What Is Mindful Golf?
What does it mean to golf mindfully? It’s about patience and presence. About letting go when a shot doesn’t go as intended. At Miraval Berkshires, we encourage you to slow down and shift your mindset about the sport—and the way you play it. Our only-at-Miraval golf experiences will show you how.
Meet Our Pros
Chris Polidoro, PGA
Private Sessions
Matthew Cuevas
Mindfulness in Golf
By John Scott Lewinski
“…Miraval Berkshires at Wyndhurst Golf & Club in Massachusetts leans into the new mental science of golf with its Journey to Mindfulness in Golf program. The seasonal offering teaches how to let go of bad shots, how to improve a player’s inner monologue, and how to use positive visualization.”
