Portland, CT
169 Bartlett Street, Portland, CT 06480
About this course
Portland Golf Course is an 18-hole public course in Portland, Connecticut, in the Connecticut River Valley, owned and operated by the Kelley family since 1974. Designed by architect Geoffrey Cornish, it plays to about 6,213 yards with tree-lined fairways and noticeable elevation changes across its routing, which can be played in several different ways. The course is centrally located for both shoreline and Hartford-area golfers and stays open year-round when weather permits, with a pro shop and restaurant on site.
Type
Parkland
Region
New England
Holes
18
Par
71
Established
1967
LooperScore
69.0
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Design & architects
- Geoffrey Cornish, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Portland Golf Course, by true distance.
Quarry Ridge Golf Course
Portland, CT · 2.3 mi away
Quarry Ridge Golf Course is a public 18-hole golf course in Portland, Connecticut, designed by Al Zikorus and Joe Kelley and opened in 1993. The course sits high on a hill overlooking the Connecticut River and Meshomasic State Forest, winding through rolling terrain and granite rock outcroppings. It plays to a par of 72 across 6,369 yards, with a course rating of 70.8 and a slope of 129. The elevated, forested setting gives the course a distinctly northern New England character.
Lyman Orchards Golf Club (Player)
Middlefield, CT · 8.0 mi away
Gary Player’s design on historic orchard property offers a scenic round with rolling terrain in Middlefield.
Lyman Orchards Golf Club (Jones)
Middlefield, CT · 8.0 mi away
Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed course, companion to the Player Course at Lyman Orchards.
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