Course Tour

Par: 3
Handicap: 18
162 ♦ 156 ♦ 138 ♦ 112

The “shortish” par 3 has a long narrowing green, which will force the player to use a variety of clubs depending on where the hole is located.

Par: 5
Handicap: 6
607 ♦ 525 ♦ 515 ♦ 486

This long par five plays downhill on all three shots. The narrow landing area off the tee must first be dealt with. The “lay-up” shot must be properly placed to a landing area that slopes away from the player. The third must be hit with the highest level of accuracy to a narrow well bunkered green.

Par: 3
Handicap: 16
196 ♦ 180 ♦ 144 ♦ 110

This mid length up-hill par 3 features a “false front” and a two tiered green. The player must hit a well struck golf shot to avoid the golf ball coming back down the front of the green.

Par: 4
Handicap: 8
358 ♦ 334 ♦ 296 ♦ 263

This relatively short uphill par four is well bunkered down the left and features a two-tiered green that will need to be successfully navigated by the second shot or three putts are a possibility.

Par: 4
Handicap: 10
401 ♦ 375 ♦ 370 ♦ 334

The front nine finishes with a strong dogleg right par four. This classic “cape hole” will challenge the player to play conservative to the left or take a more aggressive line to the right. If the player can successfully play to the right he will encounter a much shorter second shot to this up-hill well contoured green.

Par: 5
Handicap: 1
539 ♦ 521 ♦ 495 ♦ 450

The 10th hole turns back, slightly up hill, towards the clubhouse. The opening hole of the back nine is usually a three shot hole, but the longer more aggressive player may wish to “take a shot” at this well-bunkered, narrow, three tiered green.

Par: 3
Handicap: 11
204 ♦ 183 ♦ 165 ♦ 145

The 12th hole presents the player with another challenge. The green is wide and undulating. The contours will challenge even the best of putters.

Par: 4
Handicap: 13
371 ♦ 348 ♦ 327 ♦ 280

A relatively short downhill par 4 with the magnificent backdrop of the Housatonic River Ridge. A short iron is usually the second shot to this narrow and undulating green.

Par: 4
Handicap: 15
371 ♦ 345 ♦ 308 ♦ 274

This “classic” short par four requires the player to think his way through the hole. A well placed tee shot up the left side will give the player the right angle into this well bunkered green.

Par: 4
Handicap: 3
452 ♦ 429 ♦ 422 ♦ 262

This strong par four begins with an uphill tee shot across wetlands. The player will encounter an uphill second shot to a narrow, well bunkered green. A par on the 15th is a very good score.

Par: 3
Handicap: 17
201 ♦ 183 ♦ 165 ♦ 127

The 16th green is an inviting target some 50 feet below the tee boxes. A mid-iron will need to properly be placed on this well contoured green.

Par: 4
Handicap: 9
443 ♦ 411 ♦ 395 ♦ 304

The 17th continues the strong finishing quartet through the hollow. The player must drive his ball into a fairway that “bottlenecks” to ensure the right angle into this shallow green.

Par: 5
Handicap: 5
495 ♦ 472 ♦ 450 ♦ 375

The 18th is a reachable uphill par 5 with a very narrow and well-bunkered driving area. The second or third shot to a 10,000 foot green must be well positioned or the player may be faced with a 120 foot putt. A finishing birdie or eagle will provide any member or guest with a fond memory of their round at Bull’s Bridge.