Twelve holes of Connecticut muni golf carved from what used to be an estate
Twelve holes of Connecticut muni golf carved from what used to be an estate. The Black course at D. Fairchild Wheeler runs longer than its sibling Red, with more room off the tee but tighter approaches. Fairfield County prices stay reasonable here because the parks department runs the show. Walking is straightforward on most holes, though a few transitions ask you to stretch your legs. The kind of public course where regulars know every bounce and still show up three times a week. Cart traffic is heavy on weekends, but walkers who go early or late get the place to themselves.
