How many golf courses does Connecticut have? Unlike the neighboring states of New York and Massachusetts, Connecticut does not possess the same high quality golfing strength and depth, but the Nutmeg State boasts circa 160 golf clubs playing over 180 golf courses.
What is the oldest golf course in Connecticut? The Fenwick Golf Course is the oldest public golf course in the State of Connecticut and, following the Greenwich Country Club, the second oldest course in the State. The first three holes (5, 6 and 7) were laid out in 1894. Holes 2, 3 and 4 were added in 1895 and the full nine hole layout was completed in 1896.
Is Innisbrook black owned? Owned by Sheila Johnson, America’s first Black female billionaire, Innisbrook Golf Resort is home to four courses, including the top-rated Copperhead Course, home of the nationally televised PGA TOUR’s Valspar Championship each March, and a favorite among some of the world’s finest golf professionals.
Who owns Connecticut National golf course? In the past 18 months, Connecticut National Golf Club — formerly Putnam Country Club at Chase Farm — has undergone extensive renovations under the ownership of Jim Dandeneau and Brad Rabitor.