About this course
Hunter Golf Club is a public 18 hole course in Meriden, Connecticut. The original layout was designed by R.J. Ross and opened in 1929, followed by a major makeover by Al Zikoris in 1988. It plays to a par of 71.
The course offers views of the surrounding trap rock ridges and Castle Craig. It has hosted several state amateur championships over the years. The fifth hole provides a particularly scenic vantage point of the local park. The property includes a practice facility and a clubhouse restaurant.
Type
Parkland
Region
New England
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
1929
LooperScore
70.1
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Design & architects
- Al Zikorus, architect
- Alfred Tull, architect
- R.J. Ross, architect
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