Public · 18 holes
Topstone Golf Course
South Windsor, CT — Well-maintained public course in the Hartford area with loyal local following.
Type
Parkland
Region
New England
LooperScore
67.5
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,500
Established
1966
Course rating
71.3
Slope
128
Design & architects
- Al Zikorus — architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Topstone Golf Course, by true distance.
Manchester Country Club
Manchester, CT · 4.6 mi away
Founded in 1917 and designed by Tom Bendelow and Devereux Emmet, Manchester Country Club features a Donald Ross redesign that gives it a classic New England character. The 18-hole layout plays 6,339 yards from the blue tees with a slope of 128 and rating of 70.6. Recognized by GolfPass as one of the Top 50 public golf courses in the United States, MCC offers a well-maintained parkland layout with a welcoming semi-private atmosphere and a major practice facility upgrade completed in 2026.
Keney Park Golf Course
Hartford, CT · 5.5 mi away
Wintonbury Hills Golf Course
Bloomfield, CT · 9.3 mi away
Wintonbury Hills Golf Course, located in Bloomfield, Connecticut, is a celebrated Pete Dye design that opened in 2005. As Dye’s first championship course in New England, it showcases his distinctive philosophy of creating engaging and strategic layouts. The 6,711-yard, par-70 course masterfully blends open links-style holes with traditional tree-lined fairways, offering a diverse and captivating round. While not possessing the extreme bite of some of Dye’s more infamous designs, Wintonbury Hills still presents a formidable challenge, particularly on the back nine where several holes play tight with trees and hazards. The course is consistently ranked among the top in Connecticut, lauded for its unique blend of architectural styles and its ability to test golfers of all skill levels. Its setting in Bloomfield, northwest of Hartford, provides a picturesque backdrop for a memorable golfing experience, making it a must-play for those seeking a true Pete Dye challenge in a beautiful New England landscape.