E. Gaynor Brennan Municipal Golf Course

Stamford, CT · 1.4 mi away

Sterling Farms is a Stamford municipal course laid out over 144 acres of a former dairy farm on Newfield Avenue. Geoffrey Cornish designed it, it opened in spring 1972, and Robert McNeil renovated it in 2005. The par-72 routing rolls past the old farm buildings, and the par 3s are its toughest test. The property also has a heated driving range and a theater company that stages Shakespeare on the Green each summer.

Greenwich, CT · 4.7 mi away

Griffith E. Harris Golf Course is Greenwich’s municipal 18-hole, par-71 course, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1963. The facility includes a driving range, putting and chipping greens, a practice bunker, pro shop, clubhouse and restaurant. The town’s current golf booking portal provides separate member and nonmember tee-time options.

Last verified 2026-11-03

Norwalk, CT · 8.8 mi away

Oak Hills Park is Norwalk's 18-hole public course, designed by Alfred Tull and opened in 1969. It plays 6,407 yards at par 71 from the back tees, with a 133 slope that shows it is tougher than the yardage suggests. Since 1998 the Oak Hills Park Authority has run it on golfer revenue rather than city tax money. There is a golf shop and a teaching academy on site.

White Plains, NY · 9.8 mi away

Maple Moor Golf Course is a public county-owned course in White Plains, New York, on land that was originally the Griffen family farm before Westchester County acquired it in 1925. The property already had a 9-hole course when the county took it over. The 18-hole layout was designed by architects Tom Winton and Archie Capper and fully opened to the public by the end of 1927. It is considered one of the narrower and tighter courses in the Westchester county system, with gently rolling terrain and short walks between greens and tees. The course plays to a par of 71 over 6,374 yards from the back tees and includes a restaurant and putting green, though no driving range.

Pound Ridge, NY · 10 mi away

Pete Dye's most dramatic public design: 40 miles from Manhattan, a world away from easy.

Westport, CT · 11 mi away

Longshore is Westport's town-owned course at 260 South Compo Road, built on an old onion farm in the mid-1920s by Orrin Smith and later renovated by John Harvey. The town bought the private Longshore club in 1960 and opened it to residents. It is short, about 5,800 yards, with tree-lined holes, well-bunkered greens and views of Long Island Sound, and it sits beside the Inn at Longshore and a marina.