Hamden Connecticut Golf Courses

Hamden Connecticut Golf Courses

Laurel View Country Club	Meadowbrook Country Club
New Haven Country Club	Sleeping Giant Golf Course

Featured Golf Course Review:

Laurel View Country Club -- *Hidden away, but worth the trip*
Review by: Markvs	LV has recently been given a big facelift, and it shows. The course is challenging, and if you're walking the front 9, you'll stand a good chance of being near exhaustion towards the end. LV has a full driving range as well as a chipping/putting green with several types of grass and lies. Costs are more than reasonable for the quality of the course. Lots of water on this course, which in terms of difficulty compares well to Tashua in Trumbull. My only complaints would be that last time I played some of the cart paths were close to offroading, and some of the greens were a little worn.
From Trumbull, CT

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New Haven Country Club -- *horrible*
Review by: Anonymous	it was so ugly soggy grass when it hadnt rained in a week smelt bad and worst of all HORRIBLE service at the resteraunt
From hamden ct

Meadowbrook Country Club -- *Closed*
Review by: Anonymous	As of the end of 2004 season this course will no longer be operational.
From New Haven, CT

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Quail Ridge Golf Course
"Great Learning Course"
A very fair, playable course. Gives the novice an opportunity to try their skills without extreme risk. It also will challenge the low handicap golfer with it's terrain and hazard placement. The par 5's are scattered on the course so as to challenge you at the most critical times. Holes 8 through 12 will leave you feeling as though you've run a marathon only to have very delicate par 3's ahead.
---Jason S. Bruce, Joplin, MO
Cane Creek Golf Course
"Good"
I play this course regularly. Its better than most city courses. Its fair but you better bring your "A" game or it will bite you.
---Dennis Moyer, Weaver, Alabama
Tommy Jacobs' Bel Air Greens
"Not bad at all!"
No Hassle, Low Cost, Beautiful Greens! Not crowded!! Nice Driving Range also.
---New Golfer in PS, Palm Springs, CA
Pine Creek Golf Course
"Golfing guru makes spectacular analysis"
There are too many geese deficating on the fairways. Plus I found there to be only one hole per green. This proves to be much too challenging for novice golfers such as myself. Multiple holes and flags on each green would be a great improvement to your facility. Are the ponds really necessary? By filling them in with dirt it would provide golfers with more hitting surfaces. One tree per hole will suffice, too many trees takes the fun out of the game. Another suggestion would be to eliminate ob and thin all grass. Sand was much too sandy and loose. Doing away with the sand would draw more golfers with superior skills such as myself.
---Brad Still, Hendersonville, TN