Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region
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Courses
- Pequot Golf Club
- Shennecossett Golf Course
- Cedar Ridge Golf Course
- Elmridge Golf Course - Three 9-hole courses, which can be played in various combinations for an 18-hole round
- Old Black Point Golf Course
- Malerba's Golf Driving Range
- Great Neck Country Club
- The Golf Club at Windham
- Chanticlair Golf Course
- Norwich Golf Course
- Colchester Driving Range
- Lake of Isles - Two 18-hole courses; North Course is public, South Course is private
- Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug Hill
- River Ridge Golf Course
- Goose Run Golf Course
- Stonington Country Club
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Southeastern Connecticut?
We highly recommend visiting in early fall, from mid-September through October, when the foliage is stunning and the air is crisp-perfect for walking. You'll also find excellent conditions in late spring, typically May and early June, before the summer humidity and peak season crowds arrive.
What kind of golf courses should I expect to find in Southeastern CT?
You'll mostly encounter well-maintained, classic New England parkland courses, often featuring rolling terrain, mature trees, and strategic layouts that demand thoughtful play. While you won't find true links golf, many offer a challenging and rewarding experience with a distinct regional flavor.
Beyond the greens, what else should I plan to do while visiting Southeastern Connecticut?
This region is fantastic for combining golf with other activities, making it ideal for groups with varied interests. You can easily spend an afternoon exploring historic Mystic Seaport, enjoying the beaches, or diving into the vibrant entertainment and dining scenes at the Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casinos.
Are there any specific course characteristics or "must-plays" that stand out in this region?
While we don't name specific courses, we can tell you to seek out those carved through the dense, rocky New England woods for a truly immersive experience. Keep an eye out for layouts that incorporate elevation changes and offer glimpses of the coastline-they're often the most memorable.
What's the typical cost for a round of golf in Southeastern CT, and how can I find value?
Green fees are generally comparable to other popular New England golf destinations, but you can definitely find good value if you plan ahead. We suggest looking for twilight rates, mid-week specials, or booking during the shoulder seasons of late spring or early fall for slightly lower prices and a more relaxed pace.