Pomperaug Golf Course

Southbury, CT

Keith Angilly

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Pomperaug Golf Course in Southbury, CT, is a fantastic spot for disc golf enthusiasts. It has garnered a solid rating, and I can see why! The course layout offers a great mix of challenges, making it enjoyable for both beginners and seasoned players alike.

As I played through, I appreciated the well-maintained fairways and the variety of hole designs. Some tight shots and strategic throws kept me engaged, while the scenic surroundings added to the overall experience. It's a perfect place to spend an afternoon with friends or to practice my skills.

The welcoming atmosphere at Pomperaug makes it a great destination for disc golfers in the area. Whether you're looking to improve your game or just enjoy a casual round, this course has something for everyone. I can't wait to return and tackle it again!

Overall Rating

4.0 (87 reviews)

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Top Reviews

Not a bad course. Plays fast. Needs some work on the fairways. Good price for a quick 9.

- Lawrence Berger

All in all I think this course is worth the play . It’s pretty causal u won’t run into being rushed by the group behind you or any strict dress code, the reviews are correct the course isn’t in the best condition comparing to other courses around the area . But if you’re a beginner golfer you will love playing this course it’s flat and pretty straight . The clubhouse is very helpful as well give it a shot it’s worth the $35 to ride

- Kyle Abe

Challenging course very nice, pretty beat up, but it's late in the season. Had a good time.

- Ed Martinez

We play this course every weekend.its my favorite 9 hole around with some long holes not just short ones .

- Empire State Construction LLC

The course is in horrible shape. It's not an interesting layout in the best of times, but this spring, even with spring rules, it's hard to find a patch of grass to put your ball on. Bare patches, and rough stands of what looks like crabgrass everywhere. The fairways are no better than the rough, I told out league president to never schedule there again.

- John Krieger