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Top Courses in Connecticut(2024 #8)
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by PaladinGR1 on 11/01/2024
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Photo submitted by PaladinGR1 on 11/01/2024
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Photo submitted by PaladinGR1 on 11/01/2024
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Photo submitted by u568876388 on 05/02/2024
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Photo submitted by kenygolf on 07/01/2023
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Photo submitted by anandchiplunkar on 07/28/2022
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Photo submitted by PaladinGR1 on 05/11/2022
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Photo submitted by Suwanatatnina on 04/30/2021
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Photo submitted by PaladinGR1 on 07/13/2020
Golfer Reviews
Try Everything Once
The course begins with the 1st 7 Fairways and greens challenging, blind spots, dog legs and sloped areas. The next 11 Greens are not as challenging as far as golf is concerned, but the limited signage to get to each hole is scarce, entering and exiting through the parking lot is odd. After completing the front 9 you must use the cart path which is at the end of the tee box of the 10th hole. All in all beautiful day, which made it more enjoyable
Very under-rated, good playable municipal course
Well designed, and somewhat wide opened course with few blind dogleg holes. iF you are first timer, you will get lost after hole six to go to hole seven.
Greens are reasonably fast and readable.
This course is fair for the price asked
I only paid $19.00 to play and for that price it was worth it but it was very slow playing and the course was a bit unfair at times. Some great holes however as well.
Oak Hills is in terrible condition, much worse than years ago.
I used to play Oak Hills years ago before I joined a private club. I played it again recently and found it had deteriorated badly. The fairways are full of weeds and bare patches, the traps are in sad shape, and the greens are slow and uneven. And the starter acts like he's doing you a favor to answer a question.