Tashua Glen is a public golf course in Trumbull, Connecticut, designed by Michael Zikorus and operated as part of the Tashua Knolls Golf Club facility. The course serves the greater Bridgeport area in Fairfield County, offering accessible golf in a region of Connecticut known for its rolling terrain and mixed hardwood forests typical of southwestern New England. The layout takes advantage of the natural topography characteristic of this part of the state, where glacial activity shaped the land into moderate elevation changes and wooded corridors. Zikorus, who has designed and renovated numerous courses in the Northeast, typically works within existing landscapes to create playable yet interesting golf for a range of skill levels. The course reflects the practical design approach common to municipal and daily-fee facilities built to accommodate steady play while maintaining shot variety. Tashua Knolls operates both this course and its companion eighteen, providing the Trumbull community with substantial public golf infrastructure. The facility functions as a straightforward daily-fee operation, emphasizing accessibility and pace of play for local golfers. The setting remains wooded and relatively quiet despite the suburban surroundings, with holes routed through Connecticut's characteristic oak and maple stands. The course serves as a reliable option for golfers in Fairfield County seeking affordable play without the drive to more distant public facilities.