The best courses you can play in Connecticut

“Holes can feel a bit repetitive. Great conditions. Much tougher if driver is struggling. Highly recommend”

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@CertifiedHulligan

• 🟢Putting area
• |💨Fast greens
• |💎Hidden gem

“Keney is a hidden national treasure. Designed during the Golden Age of American golf architecture, the routing takes advantage of a compact tract of land that undulates and meanders through hill and dale, and yet, very walkable.”

Written by

@DM4Golf

• 🚶🏻Walkable
• |❗️Must play
• |💎Hidden gem

“A challenging course that does a great job taking advantage of the natural terrain. The course was is great shape, unfortunately when I played the new clubhouse was still under construction but it looks like it will be nice.”

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@GIR

• 🏌️‍♂️Driving range
• |💰Great value
• |😅Challenging

“Surprisingly good shape for getting so much play. Very tight off the tee on some holes, long par 3s.”

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@GolfingAmerica

• 😅Challenging
• |💎Hidden gem
• |🌳Parkland

“Layout is very meh in my opinion … by the middle of the round I was sick of hitting 200yd tee shots but if you like hitting your irons off the tee, solid track…”

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@Jolfer

• 🏌️‍♂️Driving range
• |🌱Grass range
• |🟦Mat range

“Front had a tornado tear some holes up and so has been redone and is in better shape than the back that is more hilly and narrow.”

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@daniel

• 🏌️‍♂️Driving range
• |🌳Parkland
• |🟢Putting area

“Lyman Orchards is a hidden gem tucked away in the middle of Connecticut. Connecticut golf is truly one of the most underrated spots in the country. As September rolls in the hills of central Connecticut turn bright orange and red, and give surprisingly good views at Lyman.”

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@bedson

“Decent conditions and a cool design for a public. A pretty tough walk.”

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@BirdiesAvenue

• 🏌️‍♂️Driving range
• |🌳Parkland
• |🟢Putting area