The Golf Club At Oxford Greens

The bunkers are atrocious, the restaurant is never open. It was masters Sunday, we would have probably spent 500 per person yesterday, but they never have staff. Hire more people and run the course how it should be run.

Played Oxford annually for about 10 years. Hopefully the course conditions were more a matter of early spring and be corrected as season goes on. Sadly the tee boxes, particularly on par 3 and short par 4s are a mess and need considerable work.

Always enjoy Oxford Green. A little cold and windy this morning and wet after all the rain. However, despite the early season course was is decent shape and greens were rolling well.

While you might read my rating for The Golf Club at Oxford Greens and conclude that the course is not a good one, the wet conditions on the date I played really impacted our round. I think Oxford Greens is one of the better public courses in Connecticut. However, wet conditions and paying $75 in March (when the greens and fairways were soaked) ultimately led to my poor review. Management should take course conditions (cart path only, slow pace of play) and price the round accordingly.

No water on the course( STILL on the covid thing?) Ridiculous. No beverage cart, no refreshment stand.

And, here's one for the suggestion box.. when your greens are aerated, let the players know during the booking process. Bunkers look like they haven't been raked in weeks, hard pan mud.

Other than that, we all know this is a great course and a fabulous layout

Oxford Greens was in great shape, but the pin placements were brutal. One of the hazards of booking by yourself is you play with strangers. The starter made a poor decision and made me give up my cart and ride with a difficult person. This completely compromised my round. Too bad, because the course was great.

Course is in good condition with good variety .

Pace of play very slow..took over 5 hours!

Was a great challenging but easy to play course. Highly recommend it for everybody.

The tees are in very rough shape but it’s still my favorite course to play in Connecticut!

Very hot day and all fairways are sloped . Made for lots of walking from the cart on hilly terrain.

Condition of the course was excellent .

9th hole hamburger stand wasa life saver.

This course is one of the nicest in ct, but the course is going down hill. When the course first came out it was cart paths only. I get it is inconvenience to all, but as course managers you should put up ropes in more places and make sure carts keep off of key areas. You have 0 digit mixes on par 3's or on the course. You charge enough money you should be able to make this a reality. If you font address these issues your course will be a crappy course. It would be a shame to watch another great course go down the tubes. Make the adjustments to justify 100 dollars a round.