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Keney Golf Course

280 Tower Ave.
Hartford, CT 06120
(860) 525-3656

Holes: 18
Architect: Devereaux Emmet, Alfred M. Tull (1927)

Directions: I-91, Exit 34, head north on Windsor Avenue, turn left into park entrance, then turn right at intersection. Course is on the right.





    Staff:

  • Head Pro:
    Al Pascale, PGA
  • Course Manager:
    John Garcia
  • Course Superintendent:
    Bryan Wille

    Practice Facilities:

  • Putting green
  • Chipping

    Clubhouse:

  • Pro shop
  • Restaurant
  • Beer
  • Snacks

2009 Starting Times

Phone: (860) 525-3656
Weekdays: 7 days in advance.
Weekends: 7 days in advance.

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2009 Fees

Weekdays Resident Non-resident Seniors Juniors Cart fees
9 Holes 11.50 15.50 8.50/
12.50 		6.50 8.75 pp
18 Holes 16.50 23.50 9.50/
15.50 		-- 13.50 pp
Weekends
9 Holes 14.50 17.00 -- -- 8.75 pp
18 Holes 18.50 26.50 -- -- 13.50 pp
Restrictions
& Discounts 		Windsor
residents
included;
Twilight &
Early Bird
rates available 		Twilight &
Early Bird
rates available 		Resident/
non-resident;
62 & over 		17 & under --
Club Rental Not available

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Course Statistics

Front Back Total
Tee Yardage Par Yardage Par Yardage Par Rating Slope
Back 3034 35 2980 35 6014 70 68.1 115
Middle 2890 35 2849 35 5739 70 66.8 113
Forward 2547 35 2420 35 4967 70 68.9 116

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2009 Course Comments

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Wednesday, September 09, 2009 at 20:18:52 (EDT)
Eric Bradley, Cromwell, CT | Email
Played the back nine on Labor Day weekend and the course is in really rough shape. Tee boxes were hard as a rock with no grass, and many areas of the fairway were almost as bad. Seemed to be either dried mud and rock hard or muck, but little in between. It's too bad. The course had been in better shape earlier in the year and they have a great staff on site. I understand this isn't Pebble Beach, but for the same rates as other local courses, I expect a little better. The front nine was busier and may have been in better shape, but I didn't play it.
Monday, August 31, 2009 at 11:53:33 (EDT)
Civel Stewart, Bloomfield, CT | Email
I am glad new management moved in. An old course with a lot of history. It does need a lot of work, so let's hope new management gets in gear for the 2010 season. I play here almost every weekend and you cannot beat the prices and great tee times. So it looks very promising.
Sunday, May 17, 2009 at 11:17:41 (EDT)
Josh MacDonald, Glastonbury, CT | Email
Played on May 10. Course was in very poor shape. Clearly, the management needs to address a number of issues. Most greens were okay, but all needed to be mowed. Tee boxes are a disgrace. Yardage markers are largely non-existent. It wouldn't take much work to make the course nice again, but I won't be back until they commit to making it worth the money I'm spending.
Monday, April 20, 2009 at 12:10:09 (EDT)
Dan Nemergut, Goshen, CT | Email
Greens were very good.
Tuesday, April 07, 2009 at 14:33:57 (EDT)
Brian Mendoza, Rockfall, CT | Email
The new head professional is Al Pascale. His background, knowledge and track record of providing an excellent customer experience for first-time and repeat golfers alike will be a great addition to this course. I look forward to a great season!
Saturday, March 28, 2009 at 12:41:13 (EDT)
Kevin Boudreau, West Hartford, CT | Email
Keney GC and Goodwin GC are both under new management for 2009. American Golf no longer has the contract. I believe they both will be run by MDM Golf of Hamden. If anyone has any information about greens fees or new policies, please let us know.

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