Golf courses in Hebron, CT.

Hebron, CT

Tallwood Country Club is an 18-hole golf course in Hebron, Connecticut, that has served the New England golfing community for more than 40 years. The course offers four sets of tees to accommodate a range of playing abilities and includes practice facilities with two large putting greens, a chipping and bunker area, and a driving range. Located on North Street in Hebron, the club combines recreational and competitive play for area golfers. It remains a long-running public golf destination in the region.

Hebron, CT

Blackledge Country Club is a 36-hole public golf facility in Hebron, Connecticut. Anderson's Glen, known as the Old Course, was designed by architect Geoffrey Cornish and opened in 1963, and it is one of two 18-hole layouts on the property alongside Gilead Highlands. Anderson's Glen plays to a par of 72 and roughly 6,787 yards from the championship tees, with rolling fairways and manicured greens set in the Connecticut countryside. The club has hosted Connecticut State Golf Association qualifiers and other tournaments, and it includes The Blackledge River Tavern restaurant for golfers and the public.

Hebron, CT

Blackledge Country Club sits in the rolling countryside of Hebron, Connecticut, about 20 miles southeast of Hartford. The facility operates 36 holes across two courses: Anderson's Glen, designed by Geoffrey Cornish and opened in 1963, and Gilead Highlands, designed by Mark Mungeam and opened in 2000. Gilead Highlands features rolling fairways and manicured greens typical of the region's parkland style. The club is open to the public, with tee times bookable by phone or online, and both carts and walking are available. A clubhouse restaurant, the Blackledge River Tavern, serves food after the round, and the club regularly hosts Connecticut State Golf Association events.