Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course (Black)

Fairfield, CT · 0.0 mi away

The Red Course is one of the two 18-hole layouts at Fairchild Wheeler in Fairfield. It measures 6,568 yards from the championship tees and plays to par 72. The operator emphasizes accurate tee shots and demanding greens. The facility also provides a golf shop and a driving range.

Last verified 2026-11-03

Fairfield, CT · 1.6 mi away

H. Smith Richardson Golf Course is a public 18-hole facility in Fairfield, separate from the town’s Carl Dickman Par 3 course. The operator lists yardages ranging from 5,311 to 6,704 yards, with par 72/73 depending on the setup.

Last verified 2026-11-03

Trumbull, CT · 5.0 mi away

Tashua Glen is the public nine-hole course beside the 18-hole Tashua Knolls layout in Trumbull. Designed by Michael Zikorus, it plays to par 33 and lists a championship length of 2,184 yards. Multiple tee positions shorten the layout further. The shared town-owned facility includes a driving range, putting and chipping greens, a pro shop, and restaurant and banquet facilities.

Last verified 2026-11-03

Trumbull, CT · 5.0 mi away

Tashua Knolls is the original 18-hole, par-72 course at Trumbull’s town-owned 27-hole golf facility. Al Zikorus designed the layout, which opened in 1976 on former farmland. The course incorporates rolling hills, mature trees, stone walls and water hazards. Shared practice facilities include a driving range, two putting greens and a chipping green. Tashua Glen is the separate nine-hole course alongside it.

Last verified 2026-11-03

Fairfield, CT · 6.4 mi away

Carl Dickman Par 3 is Fairfield’s nine-hole, par-27 course, measuring 1,240 yards. Located near Long Island Sound, it offers a compact walking round and a practice putting green. Resident and nonresident rates are published, and tee times are required for groups of two or more and encouraged for singles. Pull carts are available, while the small supply of driving carts cannot be guaranteed.

Last verified 2026-11-03

Westport, CT · 8.5 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.