I try to play golf every Monday. Normally I play one of the Hartford courses but this week I had…read morean appointment in New Haven, so I searched for a new experience on the drive home. I stumbled across Hunter. The course is in excellent shape. The fairways were maybe a little soft from the rain but thick and lush. Some of the greens were faster than others, but that's golf. Unfortunately, I played about as poorly as I have in the year since I took the game back up, but I can hardly blame that on Hunter. The price for a walking senior was very reasonable and I would like to play again when I am hitting the ball better

this municipal golf course is always in great condition, beautiful scenery, nice staff, reasonable…read moreprice range for 18 holes. Good food and drinks on the porch balcony overlooking the course adds a special touch to the day

A very nice nine-hole course of par 3's and 4's…read more Miner Hills has a great location between New Haven and Hartford that's pretty easy to find. One of my associations had a twilight golf event here and Miner Hills was terrific to deal with, they easily worked with us on the catering and food service. Super reasonable cost for golf and carts, and we dealt with some very nice people at the pro shop organizing the evening. Yay, I'm a fan!!

When I started to learn to play golf, a good friend took me here and said this is a great place to…read morelearn the game, and then stay and enjoy the game. I like the friendly folks, its a simple course and easy to plan and enjoy. A good price for 9 and a cart. I usually play alone and always find someone ahead/behind me to play with as we take our time and enjoy. I always start my season here, and look to play a few time when I need just some me time. It is like an old friend, always happy to be here.

Fun evening at TPC River Highlands sitting outside on the deck overlooking the 18th hole. Staff was…read moregreat and so attentive. We had the flatbread for an appetizer and it was so good. The ingredients were so fresh. I had the avocado salad with salmon. This far exceeded my expectations. Both in presentation and in taste and flavor. Can't wait to return!

For this golf novelist, today was my first golf tournament. Oh what a day, too! A work associate,…read morewho knows a copter pilot for Travelers, finagled some super duper tickets and parking. No, sadly, we weren't flown in! However, the parking was superb. We arrived around 8:30 am, proceeded the pro-practice area saw a few favorites of my buddy, as I was still making my list on the fly. I do have to say I wound up favoring my usual underdog, a Scottish chap Martin Laird of Glasgow, Scotland. Starting the day 2 under while the leader Paul Casey was 16 under. Being about 9:00 am the stomachs were grumbling and the food booths were open. Two egg, sausage, and cheese on a croissant and (yes) two Bud Lights a mere $30.00 even. "Say what?" Called out my dwindling wad of cabbage! I was indebted to my friend and this equated nicely. We wandered the remainder of the day seeing a number of the players. Up and down the picturesque rolling hills, halting and whispering when necessary. The course is beautifully designed and maintained. Our morning was cool and cloudy, the afternoon brought sunshine and light humidity. The Travelers, other Sponsors, Organizers, and Volunteers go all out to assure everyone, players and attendees, are well cared for. Such as, numerous Public Facilities, Public Tents with shade, food and beverages, also pricey, unless you have friend/contact with one of the many Corporate Sponsors. All in all, it was a great day. I don't think the golf bug has bitten other than maybe another tournament.

what a difference a year makes! the course looks great and the greens are "Green" again and the…read morefairways really look good! The new management has really turned this course around! Now one of my favorites to play!

Pros: -9 hole course with carts for $30-35 a person…read more-Every hole is different and a mix of difficulties Cons: - Most of the greens are cooked, the are scalped down to dirt in 25%-50% of the total green - The fairways and rough is very tall, I've never played on a course where I can't find my ball on the fairway - Pro shop is small offers very limited balls and brands - A good portion of the Tee Boxes are just dirt and gravel, great way to destroy your drivers. I would only play here if it's the only place you can get a Tee-Time.

Let me start, NOT BEGINNINER FRIENDLY…read more Course is narrow, fairways are small. Not a good experience as amateur. Pace of play is slow, especially if there's other amateurs, you'll be backed up like 3-4 groups by hole 6.

I cannot speak for the restaurant associated with the course, but the course itself is in need of…read moresome work. The grass on the tee boxes is sparse and if you find yourself anywhere but the fairway you are in trouble as there is no grass...only hard packed soil with rocks scattered throughout. The course has a lot of potential, but is let down by the condition, even for early season.

Great event and location. Parking was easy as signs were posted and staff assisted…read more There was plenty of space to stand or sit on grass at each hole. Just be prepared to walk alot and to sweat! The course is larger than I expected so it is a lot of walking and maneuveribg. Add in a hot day June day and it's exhausting It's really great to see the players and have a variety of fun things to do Drinks were expensive like at a concert venue. $10.50 for a coors light and $4.50 for water. Got a decent turkey sandwich and a friend has the Southwest burger. He said that was unexpectedly delicious. Bottom line to really enjoy the day is dress cool, bring a cooling towel, wear waking shoes and brings lots of cash for food and drinks. I'm definitely going back

A spectacular show on every level. Big names every year, and a wonderful fan-friendly experience…read more Whether you're following your favorite golfer, or parking somewhere on the course to watch the procession of golfers and caddies go by, or having something to eat in the Fan Zone, or enjoying the amusements in the Kid Zone, or grooving to the sweet sounds at the Power Station Concerts, this week long celebration has something for everyone. It's our state's biggest sporting event and it seems to get bigger and better every year.

Beware of the bait and switch. They advertised their fall rate of $45 for 18 holes with a cart…read more We made tee times for 8 senior golfers, and when we arrived from as far away as 50 minutes, we were charged $50. They should have taken the $45 and told us that the future price would be higher. No apologies were offered. In fact, the Manager (a lady) was rude and arrogant. She claimed they were the cheapest (false) and best conditioned (false) course in the area. I informed her that we play all over the state and she is neither cheap nor top conditioned course. In fact we used to play there 5-10 times a year before they raised the prices nearly 100% over the last 5 years, and only went there today because the advertised price was more reasonable. The course was nearly empty but it was windy. There was no drinking water or ball washers. Leaves were every where. The carts are sub standard. They use yellow flags on the greens and there is no way to know if the pin is in the front back or middle. I play 100 rounds a year and we used to enjoy this course, and considered it a value and centrally located. I understand their costs have gone up but no more than other courses, Our players come from Milford, Oxford, Burlington, The shore line and eastern CT. We are retired on fixed incomes and look for value so we thought we would take a chance with their new advertised fall rate. The regular summer prices here are exorbitant for a course that is no better than average no matter what the manager thinks.

Great course but they send ppl out every 5 minutes there are three ppl on every hole. Took over an…read morehour to play 3.....

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.

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.

Great pros who work with all levels of golfers. Very comfortable to work with and extremely…read moreknowledgeable. Multi- lesson discount a bonus

Best club fitters I know of in New England, innovative partnership with NPI and their team of 8-10…read moreextremely well respected Teaching Professionals, all led by Peter Egazarian. Chris Cote continues to invest for the future rather than sitting in place, multiple locations, all upgraded. If you cannot tell, I give them

Great service, no pressure. I spent nearly an hour with someone there asking questions about a…read morepurchase I told them I wasn't going to make for about a year. They went above and beyond in answering my questions, and I'm looking forward to buying from T&M when I buy my first pool table!

Great customer service!!!!! Called to have the pool table…read morecloth stretched, they were there the next day and did a great job.