4 stars, listen up!…read more had a holiday party here, the crew at windam did a great job to meet our party committee needs! the food was pretty tasty as was the price point. the location was not too far out of the way, obviously, if you work in fairfield, you might be like, hey, thats way too far away, obv! but if your on the east side (represent!) you might find them not too difficult to get to. the function room was well appointed! we could have sprung for table cloths, but really, save your dough for something else, you didnt need it! I think my only thing i would change is have Guinness on tap! im fond of the dark stuff! enjoy 2018!

We arrived at 4:30....ordered our food at 5 pm... the main course arrived at the table at 6:20 pm…read morealmost 90 min wait ... the Cesar Salad was just one whole uncut head of lettuce upside down with 1 tsp salad dressing... The onion soup was a redacted bowl of red wine with no resemblance nor hint of onion. The Bistro steak $22 was small portion....tenderloin $26 was good portion The wait staff were the best part... Good views of nature... Not coming back

I've been to many golf courses, and I can honestly say I've never had an experience like this…read morebefore. The course itself was in terrible condition it was muddy unkept, and overall felt dirty and neglected. On top of that, the atmosphere was extremely unwelcoming. What frustrated me the most was the clear double standard with the dress code. When I arrived, I was told AS A WOMEN! to put on a sweatshirt over my outfit, even though there were multiple men on the course wearing t-shirts with no collars and JEANS! I've never been singled out like that at any other golf course, and it felt unfair and unnecessary. The people playing the course were not nice either. Between the poor course conditions, rude treatment, and inconsistent enforcement of rules, I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. There are plenty of other courses that are cleaner, more professional, and respectful to all their guests.

Interesting name, solid public golf course. A good, bare-bones playing experience…read more Our round started walking past a group of older guys parked in the dirt and gravel parking lot cracking multiple cans of Bud Light from the cooler in the back of a truck at 11:30 in the morning. I've never pregamed for golf, but it looked like fun. In any case, you'll park in the lot near the back 9. What's stopping you from starting you game on whatever hole that is? Nothing really, beyond a sign that says go to the golf shop to pay. So, like the nice, law-abiding citizen you are, you will walk across the street to the golf shop to check in. Beyond that, just...go? We still had 9 minutes before our "tee time" but nobody was on 1, and nobody told us to wait...so we just went. We played the front 9, and I found two of those holes to be fairly challenging - in that my ball went in a direction other than intended on one, and plopped itself in the secret lake that's just over the hill on the...7th? Whichever one plays straight back towards the pro shop. If you see an orange Callaway, that'd be me. For a public course I'd say it was pretty well kept. The general geography of the course makes it prone to moisture retention, so you are bound to hit that random soggy spot in the grass that one would only expect after a hard rain. Cheap. Golf. Relatively open schedule and easy to book a tee time not too far in advance. No real frills beyond that, and definitely no expansive 19th hole. But hey, sometimes - the simpler the better. COVID stuff: It's golf, so just mind your distance. I went here a month ago and we walked the course, but I think there was some sort of restriction on cart sharing. The golf shop was closed (operating through a window) a very limited food menu was being served to-go only. I imagine at this point it's loosened up a bit more.

I am a very beginner golfer so take my review with a grain of salt, but I had a good experience…read morehere! I was with a group of 7, so we split up into a group of 4 and 3 for our tee times. I also rented clubs and thought everything was pretty reasonably priced, everything seemed to be maintained pretty well and there was a fun variety if terrain for each hole. It was raining lightly when we first came, and if it's raining when you start golfing there's no rain check (which makes sense). The workers are kind and explain everything in depth to you. There's also a restaurant/bar which is a nice place to stop by after golfing. We wanted to practice before starting but don't think they have a driving range here or we weren't told about it?

Very nice course for a reasonable price.Stayed at Foxwoods and was itching to play. Good pace of…read moreplay. Challenging course but not killer like the big boys in the area and for less than half the price. Jeff in the pro shop is a great guy. Very easy to get tee times.

AMAZING FOOD SERVICE AND VIEWS best in Windham area! The…read moresunset is unbelievable here. Chef is 10/10

Was visiting nearby- found this place which is located in the golf country club…read more We ordered the fried chicken sandwich and smoked brisket Ruben and substituted the chips for French fries. My daughter enjoyed her chicken sandwich and I thought the smoked brisket had a perfect taste. The fries were good but salty, had a draft IPA which was also good. Place was quiet at 2pm on a Sunday. Will go back when in town again

I golf at Chanticlair on a weekly basis. This course is nice and the owners and employees are very…read morepersonable and kind. Although a 9 hole course, certain holes are "mixed up" if you play 18 holes. This is in terms of the difference between the whites and blues. The signature island green hole (Hole #4/#13) is challenging and always a favorite. The first hole is a long par 3 and is challenging as such. However, if made a par 4, it would be way to simple. Overall, a nice course.

Tough challenge since the rough is basically unplayable. It's a cheap course and the island green…read moreis cool. Half the greens are pretty good. Tee boxes are pretty bad. Staff was nice. But yeh, the rough is absolutely a disaster. If you want a basic layout for 22 bucks, it's there and probably not busy.

Excellent venue for a wedding. My daughter & son in law got married there & was amazed at the…read moreimmersive quality of the venue (would never know Rt 6 is right outside & for a converted use facility; being a former wedding DJ, the owners & management co have done an amazing job of curating a wonderful property. Food was very good and the service from the staff & bartenders was excellent.

My daughter and son in law recently got married here and the venue was beautiful. The day was…read moreabsolutely perfect, staff was wonderful. Planning the day, however, didn't run as smoothly though. My daughter booked the entire property 2 years ahead. Get ready, ceremony and cocktail hour at the Mansion, reception in the barn. A few months before the wedding, after the invites went out, she called the venue to ask a question. They then realized that they had double booked and there would be another wedding in the mansion that day. Also, we would have to push the wedding back an hour. Invitations were already out at this point. I understand mistakes can happen but this was a big one and was only realized when my daughter called them about something. We were all disappointed, however, like I said the day itself was beautiful and the staff, food, facility was excellent.

The staff here are amazing very professional and friendly. The course is nice with many recent…read moreupdates to the bunkers.

Always enjoy my time here, but it really feels like the Casino's golf course to push as many high…read morerollers thru as possible every day. It's a beautiful course, but for the price (without a high tier Mohegan Sun relationship) it's a little disappointing that you always feel both rushed and held up throughout the 18 holes. Combine that with the fact that it feels like this course has been incomplete for several years (changing holes, fixing bunkers, etc) and I wonder where these prices come from. If you're friends with a gambler, it's a beautiful course for the free round!

On Memorial Day my wife, older son and I had a great experience golfing at Twin Hills. Twin Hills…read moreis where I learned how to play over 25 years ago . I believe over the last couple years it's under new ownership and management. It definitely shows the course is well maintained and greens are in great shape. There is a nice clubhouse with a great selection of craft type beers to enjoy . The third hole is my favorite one. It's the hardest hole with water in front of the green. Someday my goal is to at least boogie it . Lol. Had a awesome experience and will definitely return. Golf is a game of etiquette , I know all are welcome but my only negative comment would be a pair of golfers with one wearing athletic type gym shorts the other with wind type pants. Come on guys step it up and keep it classy. If you are looking for a fun well maintained course check out Twin Hills .

Ridiculous pace of play, ridiculous managing, absolute waste of time and $$$. Course is mediocre…read moreat best, no ranger, no clue how to run a course. Course is not only based on conditions, but managing pace of play. Got there 40 min prior to check in. Was there and some group showed up at their tee time, not 10 min / 5 min, but at their exact tee time and still were not ready to tee off yet the course allowed them to go out anyways. What did this group do? They took their fuhking time, jacking up pace of play, holding up everyone, just complete losers. They had clearly (2) to (3) holes in front of them and the course put a single out the back nine because these A-holes took their god damn time and then this single jacked up the original jack offs. This course is a stain on the golfing community and I will not ever step foot at this course and employ others to do the same.

Very nice grounds with plenty to do. Came for a school field trip and was pleasantly surprised…read more Pizza truck with quality pizza and ice cream truck too for dessert. Rope swing, ball field , playground, basketball court , and swimming pool. Staff were all fantastic. Only 3 stars because mini gold needs to be redone . Lots of weeds and missing some parts. Pool outside landscaping could use some attention too. Lunch tables were covered in pollen but could easily be taken care of with a leaf blower. All in all would definitely return and recommend for future field trips. Kids had a great time and adults too.

From the owner: Summer never felt so good! At Holiday Hill Day Camp our superlative and totally dedicated staff…read morejoins campers in becoming a true summer family, and camp becomes nothing less than a special summer lifestyle. Campers leave school behind to reinvent themselves in a spirit of safety, comfort, acceptance and SERIOUS FUN! We have daily transportation, a broad general program of swimming lessons, sports, archery, canoeing, introduction to golf, ropes course, nature, crafts, creative dramatics and hundreds of games and activities; plus, special offerings in dance, horsemanship and riding lessons, golf and mountain biking. Holiday Hill has a special leadership program for grades 9 & 10. As a result, many campers go on to join the staff becoming the same kind of beloved role models whom they have admired. Eastern Connecticut's summer tradition of fresh air, fun and friendship since 1960. The only American Camp Association Accredited, state licensed, independent day camp program in the region.