Country Club Of Farmington

Established in 1892, Country Club of Farmington is one of Connecticut's most distinguished historic links courses and among the oldest clubs in New England. Designed by renowned architect Devereux Emmet, a prolific course designer responsible for over 150 prestigious courses, the layout reflects classic links design principles.

The course features distinctive ground contours and strategic green placements that challenge golfers throughout the round. Each hole possesses unique character, with undulating greens surrounded by bunkers that evoke the spirit of traditional Scottish links golf. Reading greens before chipping is essential to success on the course.

Located in Farmington, Connecticut, the course offers complex design and presents significant difficulty that appeals to experienced golfers of all ages. The layout has been preserved as a shining example of early American golf course architecture, maintaining its character and challenge over more than a century of play. The course serves as the centerpiece of the club's facilities, which also include dining and event spaces.