Mohegan Sun Golf Club

Nice 25 minute ride from the Mohegan Sun casino. Tee boxes - good. Fairways some trouble spots due to rough summer. If you roll 'em in the short grass no concerns. Greens - perfect. Rough - thick and lush. Bunkers - consistent. Play it back to use all your sticks.All greens slope back to front. #3 postage stamp size green with tons of undulation. 6 putts in 2 rounds! Super could speed up the greens but average Joe would have a dozen 3 jacks. Overall enjoyable track.

Immaculate course. Everyone should play it at least once. Can be difficult with rolling greens and fairways and elevation changes. But, that's what makes golf.

Beautiful day beautiful course, Today I brought to good friends to the Scorzz who have never played it. At the end of the round they both said it’s one of the more beautiful courses in Connecticut and would happily play it again

I always love the scores people are very nice and it’s just a beautiful way to spend the day

The whole experience was excellent.

Loved the course.

If the pace of play was vastly improved, this course would be terrific. Greens are relatively slow, but TOUGH. Many holes have blind shots where if you had knowledge before the hole, it would be relatively easy to play. Holes are short but many difficult shots into the greens.

This scenic course offers natural beauty. It offers a variety of risks and reward shots. Challenging contoured greens and a terrific natural layout with a wonderful flow for the game.

Delightful staff and make you feel like a winner.

Played this course last weekend after finishing up a conference at The Mohegan Sun. Unfortunately, this was the hottest day of the summer (over 100 degrees). We were very fortunate to be able to tee off early and they had coolers along the course filled with ice and bottles of water. Very nice of them! The course can be a little tricky off the tee as not every hole is a driver off the tee, which puts a premium on position golf off the tee. There are numerous fairway bunkers that have fescue around them, which can make it difficult/unfortunate if the ball doesn’t make it to the sand. The fairways were firm and in good condition. The greens were nice and soft and rolled pretty well. They were a little slow for my taste the day we played but they rolled well so that made up for it. Overall, it’s a pretty good course and would recommend playing if in the area.

Even with all the past rain, course was in great shape. Stay in short grass as rough can be hard to get through.

Course was in great shape!

A tough layout if you left your A or B game home ..... like I did today. Ouch!!

4 some in front of us were either beginners or just having a very very bad day. Thankfully they let us pass through at the snack shack.

Staff was very accommodating

The young guys working the bag drop area were outstanding.

Food in restaurant was excellent and reasonably priced !

Golfnow price of $40 was amazing!!

This course was amazing to play, even with the course being wet and having been aerated recently. The course was well maintained. The drainage system worked well because even during wet conditions our balls didnt even plug. The ball rolled true and was pretty fast even during wet play. The only thing I can say is this course was amazing and I will definitely Play it again.

1st time playing the course and heard great reviews. The staff was nice and helpful. Played in the afternoon and the greens were beaten up with spike marks along with tons of unrepaired ball marks - pet peeve of mine. If we played in the morning the greens would have likely been better shape. For a Thursday, the round took almost 5 hours with no oversight from staff. With that being said, the course had some unique holes that required some thinking. I would recommend this course only if you are being comped from the casino or found a great deal from golf now, but beware of the slow play...

Mohegan Sun is a bit of a hodgepodge, owing to its recent history. The course dates back to the 60s, but when the tribe bought it for the benefit of its resort guests and members a decade ago, architect Robert O'Neil updated the bunkering into a more rugged aesthetic, but he also built a few new holes, which are a bit different in style the rest of the course. The greens on these newer holes are a bit lumpier than the back-to-front Cornish ones, but overall the course is worth playing for its pleasant parkland setting and the excellent conditions. Just be careful and err on the side of safety on the somewhat awkward 6th and 7th.

The greens alone make this course an unusual treat. Interesting contours, true rolls, fast without being ridiculous. The shotmaking challenges were fun, but I really looked forward to pulling out the putter. Traps were in need of some raking, otherwise the course conditions were excellent. A couple of tricked-up tight doglegs with blind drives; otherwise a very nice layout.

It's amazing how much better you hit the ball when it is on a perfect surface/ This course has perfect Fairways from one end to the other. Medium narrow Fairways in some spots, rolling Fairways on many holes (think Player Course at Lyman Orchards). The greens are hard, undulating in spots like a miniature golf course. Free bottled water at several holes. Special holes feature elevated greens, blind doglegs and a blend of Links and traditional American layouts. A very nice staff round out the experience. I only played nine holes and it was the best I've played EVER. One drawback: gas golf carts!