Keney Park Golf Course is one of Connecticut’s most unique municipal courses. The 18-hole layout—originally designed by Devereux Emmet in 1927 with the back nine added by Robert “Jack” Ross in 1930—is a blend of classic architecture and varied playing styles. The front is tight and precise, while the back is open and scenic. The 2016 renovations restored the course to its initial vision, while improving various aspects. Well-maintained today and worth the trip.

What a great track! Some tee boxes were a tiny bit beat up ( not as bad as I've seen by any means) but that is my only critique. Greens rolled beautifully but we're incredibly challenging with all of the undulations. Not long, looks wide open but if you miss a fairway you could roll into the woods very easily. Overall challenging target golf.

Great golf course, beautiful day, now if only I could have played better! A friend told me, "Be prepared to putt a lot." He was not joking. The undulating greens are challenging but fun. Really, the entire course is challenging yet playable. My drives were all over the place (left, right, and middle), yet most could be found and we're playable. There is a good chance I will make this my home course next season.

Really fun, hard course! Suggest getting t times way ahead of time & finding out when the tournaments are, it was super busy when we went. Highly recommend their tavern burger at the turn, delicious!

Absolutely a great course to play! The weather made it very wet for us but I imagine a great day would be amazing! The course management. Of tee times and pace of play was horrible. 5hr+ round and the carts being “cart path only and shutting off if you weren’t on the cart path was the most annoying part of the round It was very enjoyable but not with today’s pace of play. Walking 70 yards to a ball and having to walk back made us and other players have 5 teams on one par three…. Overall we’d come back on a different day and probably get a better experience but not today.