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Rolling Meadows Country Club

Ellington, CT

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Ranked #19 in CT

Ellington, CT

76 Sadds Mill Rd, Ellington, CT 06029

About this course

Rolling Meadows Country Club is an 18-hole public course in Ellington. Its front nine crosses rolling hills with gently undulating greens, while its back nine has narrower, tree-lined fairways. The club operates a pro shop and restaurant with a full bar. Its current website explicitly welcomes the general public throughout the week, including weekend tee times bookable seven days ahead.

Type

Parkland

Holes

18

Par

72

Course rating

Not published

Slope

Not published

Access verified November 2026.

LooperScore

80.1

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Architecture
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