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Twin Lakes Golf Club

North Branford, CT

Official site
Ranked #99 in CT

North Branford, CT

241 Twin Lakes Road, North Branford, CT

About this course

Twin Lakes Golf Club operates a public par-3 course in North Branford. Its current operator website invites golfers to play without tee times on a first-come, first-served basis and posts a nine-hole green fee. The course is presented as an introduction for new golfers and a short-game test for experienced players. The official contact page names the golf facility at 241 Twin Lakes Road.

Type

Parkland

Holes

9

Par

27

Course rating

Not published

Slope

Not published

Access verified November 2026.

LooperScore

50.3

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