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Quarry Ridge Golf Course

Designed by Joe Kelly/ Al Zikourus and opened in 1993

Quarry Ridge - Portland, Connecticut

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Course Details

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Length:

6369 yards

Slope:

129

Rating:

70.8

Driving Ranges:

The 18-hole "Quarry Ridge" course at the Quarry Ridge Golf Course facility in Portland, Connecticut features 6369 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 70.8 and it has a slope rating of 129. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $72. Designed by Joe Kelly/ Al Zikourus, the Quarry Ridge golf course opened in 1993.

Estimated Green Fees

$72

Scorecard for Quarry Ridge

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue69.50/119	345	155	383	463	337	448	346	392	178	3047	326	447	442	293	154	337	144	459	395	2997	6044
White65.10/108	324	123	267	413	310	426	309	268	125	2565	284	427	386	284	135	294	123	410	305	2648	5213
Red66.70/117	300	114	352	406	280	420	304	256	120	2552	278	367	331	214	129	275	109	398	295	2396	4948
Red (L)66.70/117	300	114	262	406	280	420	304	256	120	2462	278	311	381	214	129	275	109	398	295	2390	4852
Par	4	3	4	5	4	5	4	4	3	36	4	5	4	4	3	4	3	5	4	36	72

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What Golfers are Saying

3.5

Based on 4 Reviews

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Jim B. Reviewed September 06, 2012

Great scenic course. White tees play more like senior tees. If I were to play again I would play from blues.

Michael W. Reviewed May 29, 2011

Sunday May 29, 2011
A very challenging track especially from the tips. I feel a slope of 124 is on the lowside. The course is very playable, although fairly tight. The scenery is great and in the fall, why drive to Maine? My one complaint is that the cart paths are naarrow, and the signage from hole to hole should be clearer. Also, I would recommend taking a cart. There is a sister course in Boston similar to this called Granite Links. There is a nice mix to the layout, and every club in the bag will be used. My favorit hole is #13. It is a short par 4 looking down, and everything is in front of you. It is a gorgeous hole, if you are into your agronomy.

james W. Reviewed June 19, 2010

ok course. Mostly good holes. Some poorly designed holes too.

Ken R. Reviewed June 03, 2010

Played this course on a Tuesday morning in mid-May 2010 for the first time. I cannot improve on the previous review regarding the course scenery, fairways and greens so check it out. It was just a beautiful course and I'd love to play here in the fall (with a camera)for the foliage views alone. Because the course is over hill and dale and in a quarry you definately need a cart unless you are in great shape or a billy goat. We played from various tee boxes; the whites, blues and unmarked tee boxes in between because the whites tended to be too close to the reds. I'd play from the blues in the future eventhough I'm a 25 handicapper. My only gripe was cart access at the clubhouse. Maybe I don't know the traffic pattern but we were confused or naive as to how to get the cart out of the holding area to the first tee. Does everyone backup? Otherwise a really great course and highly recommended.

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