⛳ Opening Day Announcement

Guilford Lakes Golf Course will open for the 2026 season starting on Monday, April 20th at 12:00 PM.

Tee times are now available and highly encouraged—please book online in advance.


All players must check in at the pro shop 15 minutes prior to their scheduled tee time.

Please note: early-season course conditions may apply.

2026 Season Passes are Now Available!

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Were you a 2025 season pass holder? Contact the course for an exclusive discount on your 2026 season pass!

 
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Guilford Lakes Golf Course

Guilford's "Little Augusta"

Guilford Lakes Golf Course is an Executive 9-hole golf course, Voted "Best Public Golf Course" On The Shoreline. This challenging course, has been recognized by several state and regional industry publications as the #1 executive golf course in New England for its playability and its impeccable conditions. It has been nicknamed "Guilford's Little Augusta." 

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Dress Code

Proper golf attire is required. Please, no sweatpants, bathing suits, basketball shorts, T-shirts or tank tops allowed. Sneakers are allowed. No work boots, bare feet, baseball or soccer cleats allowed.

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Take your game to the next level with a USGA GHIN Handicap. This numerical rating accurately reflects your golfing ability, allowing you to compete fairly with players of all skill levels.

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About the Course

9-hole Executive golf course

Municipal golf course

Located in Guilford, CT

Designed by Al Zikorus 

Par 27 | 1395 yards from blue tees

35.5 rating | 113 slope

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Testimonials

“The course is a ‘must stop’ for anyone passing through. Just a few minutes off I-95, a great way to spend 1.5 hours. Short course, but with a memorable layout. Something for everyone. Uphill holes, downward, over water. The longest hole is 180, so the younger players can even use their driver. A perfect course to practice your short game and have lots of fun. Definitely should be in the Top 100 par 3’s.”
— Jeremy Scott