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Sunset Hill Golf Club

Brookfield, CT

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Ranked #96 in CT

Brookfield, CT

13 Sunset Hill Road, Brookfield, CT

About this course

Sunset Hill Golf Club is a family-owned public nine-hole course in Brookfield. The course was developed with Gene Sarazen’s help in 1936. Play is first come, first served rather than by reserved tee time. The clubhouse stocks basic golf supplies and offers rental clubs, snacks and drinks. The operator publishes a reduced November schedule before closing for the season.

Type

Parkland

Holes

9

Par

35

Course rating

Not published

Slope

Not published

Access verified November 2026.

LooperScore

56.7

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