Western Connecticut Planning Region
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Courses
- Aspetuck Valley Country Club
- The Milbrook Club
- Greenwich Country Club
- Sterling Farms Golf Club
- Burning Tree Country Club
- Oak Hills Park Golf Course
- Silver Spring Country Club
- Ridgewood Country Club
- Fairview Country Club
- Country Club Of Darien
- Rock Ridge Country Club
- The Stanwich Club
- Longshore Golf Course
- Round Hill Club
- Candlewood Lake Golf and Country Club
- Sunset Hill Golf Club
- Innis Arden Golf Club
- Wee Burn Country Club
- Birchwood Country Club
- E. Gaynor Brennan Golf Course
- Griffith E. Harris Golf Course
- Tamarack Country Club
- Country Club of New Canaan
- Rolling Hills Country Club
- Ridgefield Golf Club
- Newtown Country Club
- Shorehaven Golf Club
- Richter Park Golf Course
- Redding Country Club
- Candlewood Valley Country Club - Private, Open To Public With Fee
- Silvermine Golf Club - Barn Nine (which is non-sequential) and Grey Hollow Nine comprise the 18-hole course
- Woodway Country Club
- The Club at River Oaks - Golf course and residential houses
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the absolute best time to plan a golf trip to Western Connecticut?
We highly recommend targeting late spring, specifically May and June, or early fall from September through October. You'll enjoy comfortable temperatures, lush course conditions, and in autumn, the spectacular New England foliage makes every round feel extra special.
What's the typical golf course style and challenge level I can expect in Western Connecticut?
You'll primarily encounter classic New England parkland layouts here, often featuring rolling terrain, mature trees, and well-protected greens. Expect strategic challenges that reward precision and course management over brute strength, making for engaging and thoughtful rounds.
What's the general cost range for a round of golf in Western Connecticut?
Green fees in Western Connecticut are quite reasonable for the quality you get. For public courses, you can generally expect to pay between $60 and $120, though some premium options might be a bit higher. Booking in advance, especially for weekend play, is always a smart move.
Beyond golf, what are some must-do activities or sights to experience off the course in Western Connecticut?
After your round, take time to explore the charming small towns like Kent, Litchfield, or New Milford; they're perfect for antique hunting or enjoying a local meal. The region also boasts beautiful state parks and scenic drives, ideal for unwinding and soaking in the quintessential New England atmosphere.
Is Western Connecticut easy to get to, especially if I'm flying in?
Absolutely, Western Connecticut is surprisingly accessible. We recommend flying into Westchester County Airport (HPN) for the closest proximity, or Hartford's Bradley International (BDL) is also a convenient option. Renting a car is essential for navigating between courses and exploring the picturesque countryside.