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H. Smith Richardson Golf Course

4.3 (114 reviews)

2425 Morehouse Hwy, Fairfield, CT

(203) 255-7300

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H. Smith Richardson Golf Course

4.3 (114 reviews)

2425 Morehouse Hwy, Fairfield, CT

(203) 255-7300

Holes

Par

6,676

Yards

72.1

Rating

126

Slope

Yes

Driving Range

Description

H. Smith Richardson (“Smith”) is Fairfield’s primary 18-hole public course and a true full-length round that feels more like a traditional golf facility than a typical short muni. The course is built on rolling land and plays with real variety—some holes invite aggression, while others reward conservative targets and smart layups. It’s designed to handle a wide range of golfers with multiple teeing options, but it can still be challenging because approach shots and green-side recovery often determine whether you save par or take your bogey. The facility is known for being a dependable choice for both regular local play and planned outings, which speaks to its balance of playability and challenge. If you want a legit public 18 in Fairfield County that feels established and complete, “Smith” is one of the best fits.

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Fri, May 29

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Fri, May 29

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3:36 PM

4 Players

9 and 18 Holes

$64

3:45 PM

1 Player

9 and 18 Holes

$64

4:03 PM

2 Players

9 and 18 Holes

$64

Reviews

4.3

114 Reviews

Well maintained course. The staff welcomes novices and seasoned professionals. I hadn't golfed in a decade and they made the whole experience a pleasure.

Stephen

over 4 years ago

It’s a great place to play, but you can’t get a tee time!!

Karen

8 months ago

This course sucks. Awful service, double booked my tee time and didn’t allow for me to play. Never refunded me for my round, also awful conditions as seen in the picture below

Caleb

11 months ago

Course is always in solid shape, greens probably run at about a 10 on the STIMP meter, in the summer they have someone driving around for snacks and drinks. I’ve only played the front nine but it’s very score-able. Not too many unfair shots or real surprises. One thing is you need to book a day in advance for weekdays and any busy time (after work or weekends) at least 2, if not 3+ days in advance. Also, need to have some twilight offers. 18 when there’s 3 hours of sunlight left should not be the same as the noon rate.

Alex

over 4 years ago

Fantastic golf course and it’s in good condition. Greens are a little on the slower side. The snack bar and restaurant are great with friendly service.