About this course
Blackledge Country Club sits in the rolling countryside of Hebron, Connecticut, about 20 miles southeast of Hartford. The facility operates 36 holes across two courses: Anderson's Glen, designed by Geoffrey Cornish and opened in 1963, and Gilead Highlands, designed by Mark Mungeam and opened in 2000.
Gilead Highlands features rolling fairways and manicured greens typical of the region's parkland style. The club is open to the public, with tee times bookable by phone or online, and both carts and walking are available. A clubhouse restaurant, the Blackledge River Tavern, serves food after the round, and the club regularly hosts Connecticut State Golf Association events.
Type
Parkland
Region
New England
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
2000
LooperScore
70.2
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Blackledge Country Club (Gilead Hills), by true distance.
Tallwood Country Club
Hebron, CT · 4.5 mi away
Tallwood Country Club is an 18-hole golf course in Hebron, Connecticut, that has served the New England golfing community for more than 40 years. The course offers four sets of tees to accommodate a range of playing abilities and includes practice facilities with two large putting greens, a chipping and bunker area, and a driving range. Located on North Street in Hebron, the club combines recreational and competitive play for area golfers. It remains a long-running public golf destination in the region.
Manchester Country Club
Manchester, CT · 7.8 mi away
Manchester Country Club is a private club in Manchester, Connecticut, tracing its origin to 1917 when it opened along a reservoir with a design credited to Tom Bendelow and Devereux Emmet. The course was reshaped in 1935 by A.W. Tillinghast, giving it the routing largely still in play today. The layout follows an old New England style, using natural land contours rather than heavy earthmoving, with small, well-guarded greens and several blind tee shots. Two pairs of par fives and a mix of short and mid-length par fours give the course variety without relying on great length. Manchester Country Club operates as a semi-private club with a membership base and outside events including weddings and tournaments; it plays to a par of 72 at roughly 6,300 yards from the main tees.
Twin Hills Country Club
Coventry, CT · 8.7 mi away
Twin Hills Country Club occupies about 130 acres of rolling countryside in Coventry, Connecticut, convenient to Hartford and the University of Connecticut. Built in 1972, the 18-hole course plays to a par of 70 from most tees and features stone walls, a covered bridge, and a signature stone bridge on the third hole. Bentgrass greens and bluegrass fairways cover the layout, which totals roughly 6,275 yards from the back markers. The club runs a full outing program with shotgun and tee-time formats, on-site catering, and a golf shop. Twin Hills operates as a public course open to daily play, with season passes and junior, senior, and twilight rate options.
Last verified 2026-09-17
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