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Lake of Isles Golf Club

1 Clubhouse Drive
North Stonington, CT 06359
(888) 475-3746

Holes: 18 (North Course)
Architect: Rees Jones (2005)

Directions: From I-95, Exit 92 (Route 2), head west on Route 2. Course is on right.





    Staff:

  • Director of Golf:
    Robbie Leming, PGA
  • General Manager:
    Archie Cart
  • Course Superintendent:
    Jim Ritorto

    Practice Facilities:

  • Driving range (grass)
  • Putting green
  • Chipping
  • Sand

    Clubhouse:

  • Restaurant
  • Golf Shop
  • Lockers


2009 Starting Times

Phone: (888) 475-3746
Weekdays: 30 days in advance.
Weekends & Holidays: 30 days in advance.

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2009 Fees

Weekdays Resident Non-resident Seniors Juniors Cart fees
9 Holes -- -- -- -- --
18 Holes 195.00 195.00 -- 25.00 Included
Weekends
9 Holes -- -- -- -- --
18 Holes 195.00 195.00 -- 25.00 Included
Restrictions
& Discounts 		-- -- With adult, 18 & under --
Club Rental $60.00

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Course Statistics

Front Back Total
Tee Yardage Par Yardage Par Yardage Par Rating Slope
Black 3653 36 3599 36 7252 72 76.6 146
Gold 3381 36 3336 36 6717 72 73.2 137
Silver 3168 36 3136 36 6304 72 71.5 135
Copper 2733 36 2836 36 5569 72 67.9 125
Jade 2457 36 2480 36 4937 72 69.0 127

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2009 Course Comments

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Saturday, July 04, 2009 at 05:54:16 (EDT)
Dave Wallach, Stratford, CT | Email
Clearly, the hardest course in CT. Forget the price. I lost 16 balls in the round and I normally lose 2-3, if that. Once the fairway ends, you have 5-10 yards of rough, then you're in the woods. There are no open holes, I repeat, no open holes. Beautiful course, but your driving game better be on and straight.
Thursday, April 30, 2009 at 21:20:08 (EDT)
Del Weston, Meriden, CT | Email
The North Course at Lake of Isles GC is an impressive layout and is nicely maintained. The views are beautiful, and extremely picturesque in autumn. This course deserves its high praise. However, many players find fault with the tees. The Silver tees are very playable, but they shorten the course too much. The Gold tees provide a nice overall length to the course, but some carries from the tees are huge. For example, the 17th hole demanded a 235-yard carry to clear the water hazard on my recent round. That was followed by a 225-yard carry on the 18th. Meanwhile, the Silver tees were playing about 75 yards shorter on each of those holes. A couple of the par-4 holes are short even from the back tees, but the par-3s are tests from any tee. In fact, par can feel like an escape on any of the par-3s. Everyone should play Lake of Isles at least once, but you might not want it for your regular play.
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