Great Golf Courses You Can Play

Lake of Isles has consistently been ranked as one of the top golf facilities in the country. The North Course here is open to the public, and its feeling of being alone in nature is hard to match.

Ranked the #6 municipal golf course in the United States, Wintonbury calls itself “A modern gem with old-style charm,” and golfers have agreed since the Pete Dye layout opened for play. The course offers a combination of links-style and wooded holes, and conditioning is always a priority. Golfweek's 2018 and 2019 #1 best course you can play in Connecticut.

This 18-hole, par 71 golf course in East Haddam winds through 530 acres of rolling hills, dense forest, open pastures, running brooks, ponds, wetlands, rock outcroppings and stone walls. A semi-private golf course designed by Roger Rulewich, the general public is welcome to come play the course as often as they like.

The Housatonic River is a feature at Great River, but the challenging layout will hold your attention, too! Twelve holes feature water as the course moves through woods and open areas.

The Mark Mungeam layout here features greens complexes influenced by the classics; the varied layout runs through natural preserves, open meadows and wooded areas.

In the heart of the capital city of Hartford, this 18-hole championship course was designed into 1927, and still retains much of its original character. A renovation that began in 2014 added improvements to fairways, greens and bunkers, as well as an updated clubhouse.

At Lyman Orchards Golf Course is committed to exceeding expectations. Guests are dazzled amid the pastoral charm of the Connecticut River Valley and the natural beauty that surrounds this historic 1,100 acre farm.

Designed by legendary golf course architect Geoffrey Cornish, and featuring a comprehensive golf academy training facility, the highly awarded, championship Par 72 golf course at Mohegan Sun Casino features a challenging design that accommodates all levels of play.