Golf
Courses & Clubs Miniature
Golf Courses Disc
Golf
Bay
Path Golf Course, E. Brookfield MA
Brooklyn
Country Club, Brooklyn CT
Harrisville
Golf Club, Woodstock CT
Hemlock
Ridge Golf Course, Fiskdale MA (Sturbridge)
Heritage
Country Club, Charlton MA
Highland
Ridge Golf Range, Mansfield CT
Malerba’s
Golf Driving Range, Norwich CT
Monster Golf, Webster MA
Norwich
Golf Course, Norwich CT
Pine
Ridge Country Club, N. Oxford MA
Putnam
Country Club, Putnam CT
Raceway
Golf Club, Thompson CT
River
Ridge Golf Course, Griswold CT
Royal
Oaks Country Club, Southbridge MA
Skungamaug
River Golf Club, Coventry CT
Twin
Hills Country Club, Coventry CT
Villa
Hills Golf Course, Storrs CT (Mansfield)
Vineyard
Valley Golf Club, Pomfret CT
Webster-Dudley
Golf Club, Dudley MA
Willimantic
Country Club, N. Windham CT
Woodstock
Golf Course, Woodstock CT
Miniature Golf Courses
Bogey
Lanes, E. Brookfield
MA
Buster’s
River’s Edge, Thompson CT
Putt-n-Dine/The
Dog House, Chaplin CT
Putts
Up Dock Mini Golf, Norwich CT
Disc
Golf
Disk golf,
also known as Frisbee™ golf or Frolf, is a
popular sport in which the players hurl a flying disc into a
basket. It is similar to golf and uses many of the same rules
and terminology. The sport was started in California in the late
1960s on an informal course designed to get children to hurl
discs through a prescribed course of objects. It was standardized
by a number of innovators and culminated in the formation of
several disc golf associations. The sport’s enthusiasts
typically play on an 18-hole (basket) course with about 250 yards
between each hole. While most courses are in open spaces, more
challenging venues are situated in lightly wooded and hilly areas.
The sport has spread to Great Britain and other countries. There
is even a Disc Golf Hall of Fame. Whether one’s favorite
throw is a hyzer, tomahawk or thumber, the disc golfer can find
courses at a number of locations in The Last Green Valley, including
West Thompson Lake and Buffumville Lake.
