Enjoy this everytime I go... Can't beat the price, Friendly and Pleasant with lots of space to…read morepractice, even has sand traps to help me... Trackman is Excellent and one price for everything... My Wife and kids enjoy it too... Marty is always there to help... Barry / Slowplay

Great place to practice every part of your game. The sand traps are close to realistic, and there…read moreare plenty of spots for long club practice. Great way to spend an afternoon.

twin lakes golf course is disappointing to say the least. The mix of horrible conditions as well as…read morea 15 dollar scam makes you disappointed. From my past experiences here I have been harassed MULTIPLE times over "not paying", which I did in-front of the camera. DO NOT GO HERE.

First class course for pitch and putt pros or casual players. All par three holes with water,…read morehills, and challenging greens. Built by Marshall Williams in the 1950s and enjoyed by generations since.

This is a beautiful private club in West Hartford. The grounds are pristine, incredibly verdant…read moreand meticulously maintained. I highly recommend a visit...if you know someone.

The best course in the Hartford area, great conditions and overall amenities. Great place to bring…read moreclients for course and entertaining.

Great day of golf. Challenging 9 holes with hills. We are afterwards in the restaurant. Finally,…read morea place that has fantastic food. We got Korean chicken wings and a Thai calamari with spinach and mango. So good! Can't wait to go back and try more things.

I was in town for a short visit with Daddy-O and we got a round in here. We played with a very…read morepersonable mother and son duo which made for a great round. I used a hodgepodge of my dad's clubs and my uncle's. The TaylorMade driver was straight as an arrow and hit straight and long where I wanted it. The chipping in this thick New England grass (rough) was another story. I think TEE BOXES were in pretty good shape. The CARTS have nice navigations systems. The course is a bit dry for early October so clearly, they did not see enough rain this year. Some fairways were a little chewy/patchy. The GREENS were in very nice shape. I had a better day there excluding that they were as fast as California which I did not anticipate but should have given the drier conditions. This is the best short course in this area and well beyond with some legit challenging holes and a diverse layout with sloping hills. Nothing boring to speak of my friends. The CLUBHOUSE is beautiful, and dad says the food keeps getting better and better.

One of my favorite locations for local sporting events, riding lessons, not my thing, just my kids…read morewhen they were younger. Polo takes top billing in my opinion, with open seating in three ticket price tiers: VIP, Tailgate, and general grass. Either way, you're allowed to stroll the facilities - just not on the polo field during the match. Well-behaved Pups are allowed on leash. Off Polo season, many other events. To name a few car shows, antique markets, and generally always food and beverage vendors.

I went to Farmington Polo Club for a dog fashion club fundraiser. This is important - coming from…read moreFarmington, there are three entrances to the banquet hall - C, A, and B. C is for horses and food trucks, A is for goats and the main stables, and B is what I would consider a separate property. Also, an event behind door B is not necessarily known behind gate A. I wasted 20 minutes trying to find anyone who knew what was going on. I would have ripped off a goat! I did eventually find the right place, and the venue is lovely. There's a lot of parking, More lots on the right side. The inside is beautiful with marble and a disco ball horse. I imagine other great events are held there. Bathroom are okay, although a little cramped by the sinks. The restroom stall doors opened right in front of them.

The staff was so friendly - including the pro shop, ranger & cart return. We played the back 9,…read morewhat I was told is the harder of the two. (The coarse was wet but I'd take that any day over dry!) I asked the Ranger on the first tee how to navigate as there was no map or hole markers at the tee boxes. He said just follow the cart path except for two areas & sure enough, we got lost twice & asked other golfers. As a first timer, I would have given it five stars except for the lack of hole identification.

Greenscapers and mowers have absolutely no respect for golfers, had two balls run over by the mower…read moreand I was compensated balls, which the ranger was just driving around and picking up peoples balls. I guess my Pro V1 was only worth a cheap old Nike ball. Have your people taking caring of the course during off hours. Sand traps are full of rocks, the tee boxes on par 3 s are destroyed.

I've known Jojo and Marty for the past couple of years from playing at Crestbrook, and they've…read morealways treated me like a valued member. I'm thrilled that they've taken over LGC and are working hard to make it a first-class practice center. The indoor simulator gives you the opportunity to practice year-round, and the mini-golf course makes for a fun family outing. Jo provides excellent customer service, and if you need a lesson, Marty is a PGA professional instructor. Other than playing on the course, Litchfield Golf Center provides the next-best golfing experience.

It was the yearly mini-masters that my buddy Juke throws in honor of his birthday! This year's…read morefirst course was Toll Gate Golf and it was somewhat forgettable... give me a moment while I attempt to remember. Okay, here we go... It was not a very large course, as every hole was stationed immediately right next to another and the average par was about 2. It seemed as though while they have a good chunk of land for the driving range, they took about 20 yds by 5 yards of land and said, "alright let's turn this aisle into a mini-golf course". I will say though, that the green was in great condition. There were no 'natural' obstacles (dead squirrels, bugs, twigs large leaves, etc.), no tears on the green, therefore pretty much leaving us to our own putting vices! You can grab your ball on the 18th hole, so if you get there early enough with a big group of people (5+) you can play out of order and not worry about losing your ball on the 18th. Anyway, I would recommend this place to anyone in the area looking for some mini-golf action, although there are better options about 35 minutes west of here. But since the entire course is right in front of you, I think it's a great course for families that need to have a close eye on their children.

I have been wanting to go ice skating for ages and was so thrilled when a friend of mine told be…read moreabout the open skate hours at Champions Skating Center!! The facility is spacious and conveniently located--not too far off the main road and is very close to both 91 and 9. The rink itself is well-maintained and wasn't too crowded, even on a Saturday afternoon. I wasn't a huge fan of the buckle (?) skates they handed to me initially, but halfway through the open skate session, I traded them in for lace-up ones which were way better. An hour was plenty for our group, and at $10 for both admission and rental, was a great value! They do also have a longer open skate session at a slightly higher cost. I'd consult the website for the most up-to-date info regarding hours and pricing. Overall, I enjoyed my experience and will be sure to return for future group gatherings!

I'll estimate I've played at 75% of the public hockey facilities in the state of Connecticut. This…read moreone strikes me as certainly not the best, but certainly not the worst. Few facilities have a true Olympic-sized rink - this one does. But there's a problem... the boards aren't straight. They lean away from the ice. I think the Outback Steakhouse "Bloomin' Onion" is the most appropriate analogy here. Locker rooms are kinda gross, and a tad small. But they always have great skate sharpeners at the pro shop, and that counts for a lot. Hockey's a filthy game anyway, so I'll gladly take that trade any day of the week.