Country Club Of Waterbury

The Country Club Of Waterbury is an 18-hole championship course designed by Donald Ross, located in Waterbury, Connecticut. The layout features a par of approximately 72 across multiple tee options ranging from Gold (3,000+ yards) to Black (7,000+ yards), accommodating golfers of all skill levels.

The course is characterized by elevated tees, panoramic views, and strategic bunkering typical of Ross's design philosophy. Notable features include undulating greens, false fronts, and narrow landing areas that demand precision off the tee. The 2nd hole, a sweeping dogleg left to an elevated green, has been called "the best par 4 in the state" by five-time state amateur champion Dick Siderowf. The 8th hole showcases Ross's artistry with its small undulating green surrounded by four bunkers.

The back nine presents blind tee shots and significant elevation changes, with holes 15, 16, and 17 featuring uphill approaches and steep drop-offs. The finishing hole is recognized as one of Connecticut's best, requiring accurate driving and a demanding second shot to a two-tiered green.

The course's terrain is hilly with native fescues and mature trees that come into play throughout. Water hazards and strategic bunkering throughout the layout create a challenging but fair test of golf.