Portland Golf Course West

Portland, CT · 0.7 mi away

Portland Golf Course is a public 18-hole course at 169 Bartlett Street in Portland, designed by Geoffrey Cornish. The Kelley family has owned and operated it since 1974. Its Connecticut River Valley setting includes tree-lined fairways and elevation changes.

Last verified 2026-11-03

Portland, CT · 1.7 mi away

Quarry Ridge is a public course in Portland designed by Al Zikorus and Joe Kelley. It sits high on a hill above the Connecticut River and Meshomasic State Forest, and the holes wind through rolling ground and granite outcroppings. It is on the short side at about 6,400 yards, but the elevation and tight, wooded corridors make it play harder than the card says.

Middletown, CT · 5.4 mi away

Miner Hills Golf Course is a nine-hole executive course in the Westfield section of Middletown at 80 Miner Hills Drive. The operator offers daily tee times, lessons and coaching. Its shorter layout and on-site practice facilities accommodate both rounds and instruction.

Last verified 2026-11-03

Rocky Hill, CT · 5.8 mi away

Rolling Greens Golf Club is a public nine-hole, par-35 course in Rocky Hill. It opened in 1973 and is located at 600 Cold Spring Road. The operator describes the course as open to the public, and the tourism listing independently confirms its nine-hole layout and par.

Last verified 2026-11-03

Middlefield, CT · 7.4 mi away

The Jones Course at Lyman Orchards in Middlefield is a Robert Trent Jones Sr. design that opened in 1969, after Jack Lyman brought Jones in to add golf to the family's orchard property. It plays from 5,812 to 7,011 yards at par 72, with a 134 slope from the tips. Expect big bunkers and water that sets up risk and reward, long par 5s and stout par 3s on the front, and tighter fairways on the back. The par-5 18th closes with a go-or-lay-up decision.

Middlefield, CT · 7.4 mi away

The Player Course is one of three golf courses at Lyman Orchards in Middlefield, Connecticut, a family-owned orchard property that added golf to its operations after phasing out dairy farming in the 1960s. Designed by Gary Player, the course opened in 1994 as a companion to the earlier Robert Trent Jones Sr. course on the same property. It winds through the orchard's apple trees and deciduous and pine woodland with notable elevation changes, and steep sections require golf carts rather than walking. Thirty-four bunkers guard relatively small greens, and the course is known for a strong set of par 3s averaging around 210 yards from the back tees. It plays to a par of 71 and can be set up from about 4,700 to 6,600 yards depending on tee selection.