Quintessential New England Golf
18 Holes of
Bliss and Serenity
The Course
Designed by Al Zikorus and opened in 1967 (as Heritage Village Country Club) Silo Point Country Club winds its way throughout the Heritage Village community. Instead of designing straightaway fairways, 16 of the 18 holes are majestically carved through the foothills and along the Pomperaug River. SEE PHOTOS
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The Par-72 course plays at 6,241 yards from the blue tees, 6,041 yards from the whites, 5,500 yards from the red tees and 5,595 yards from the gold tees.
The Clubhouse
Once belonging to Alfred Kruger, inventor of the Scotch Tape dispenser, the barn, built in the 1800's with its signature silo, was converted into the Pro Shop & Clubhouse in the mid 1960's. With its 15-foot cathedral ceilings, original exposed beams, and floor-to-ceiling picture window, the barn has spectacular views overlooking the practice green and several holes framed by the lower hills surrounding the Pomperaug Valley.​
The Range
The Driving Range and Practice Green are conveniently walkable from the parking lot to the first tee. All Members have access to the Driving Range with their membership. Grass tees are set on the range Friday-Sunday and Holidays.
