White at Tunxis Country Club

The course is in nice shape. I wish Alliance would do as will with Oxford Greens. We had a group in front of us that was on their way to a 5+ hour round. Called pro-shop when we were on #10. They never sent a ranger. Fortunately we were finally able to play through.

Played the white course from the blue tees, very little trouble anywhere. #1 and #12 are the only holes that water actually came into play off the tee. Pretty much a driver exhibition all day, which is fun of course but rather repetitive. Not much decision making to be done. Course was in good shape overall, they were weed whacking, cutting tree stumps, and mowing the rough literally right next to me as I was about to hit my shot, so not the most conscientious grounds crew I’ve seen but whatever, not the end of the world. The pace of play was horrendous though. So bad I had to call the pro shop and ask them to send out a ranger, which unfortunately they never did. I didn’t see a single ranger or beverage cart girl all day which was disappointing and annoying. Overall a fun, easy, very getable course…just not a high end experience at all. Only mats on the range, no turf. Fence is at 240 and there’s a sign that says not to hit over so couldn’t really work the driver very much.

The course is a gem; but there are people out there playing who should be on another course, like the Red.

Two slow groups ahead of us, pulling pins, not playing ready golf,,,no rangers to push them along. Friday round was 4:45,,,,good thing I didn't need to get to the airport. Shame of a wasted golf opportunity.

There was a tourney on the White Course so we played the Green course. It was phenomenal. Unreal weather. Perfect pace of play. Tee boxes, fairways and greens in good shape. Great value too. Would absolutely play here again

Had to walk off after hole 14 because place of play was too slow. 10 minutes in between shots.

White course played well. The fairways are in good shape. Some rough seemed like it had been neglected and the greens were a bit weedy. Would still be ok with playing again.

The course was in great shape for this early in the season. Traps were well manicured. The greens were fast but the brakes were hard to read for most of us, not many putts over 15 feet went in. We're going to try this same course next week to see if we learned anything.

You’d think on April 20 golf courses would still be ‘getting ready’ for the season. Not at aTunxis, the White Course was in excellent condition which mean it’ll only get better. The White Course is truly one of my favorite courses around. Love the layout and openness. And the long par 5’s are absolutely challenging (for me anyway). The greens were near pristine. Great course, terrific value (GolfNow), can’t wait to play there again

This was my first time playing at Tunxis and it was on a whim, but sure glad I did. I got there early to hit balls and putt, which I typically do to try and get the speed down before I head out. Everyone was super friendly and I got sent out early since there was a gap in sending folks out, but even being paired up in a twosome we didn't catch anyone until we got to 15. The tee boxes were well placed and level, the greens were fast and tough but well maintained, the fairways gave you some decent roll, and the rough was long and wet from dew and grabbed everything that went into it. It was a good test for me as I break in my new irons/driver. I will definitely be back to play there again!