New Milford, CT · More golf in Connecticut
Candlewood Valley Country Club is a golf course in New Milford, CT and is 4.1-star rated. Book tee times online below — select a date and choose from available times.
401 Danbury Rd, New Milford, CT 06776, New Milford, CT
The course itself was fun, but I must say we didn't have knowledge the greens were aerated, prior to us playing which was a bummer. But the real highlight here was the clubhouse food! Wow! The burger, onion rings, and wings were fantastic!! Burger was cooked to perfection 👌 If I was to criticize anything, the slaw was delicious but I would add a little more vinegar, salt and pepper and then it would be out of this world!!! I will literally go out of my way to eat here even if I'm not golfing! 10/10
5 months ago
Never going back again! I've played there for years but NEVER AGAIN! The new carts are the worst, they drive and break nicely but God forbid you go too close to the Tee box as well as many other spots on the course. The cart shuts down and starts beeping insistently. So I think, OK, I'll back up a couple of feet and it will stop beeping-NOT I had to back up 20 yards away will the cart is berating me with these constant annoying beeping. My friend said you have to look at the screen above for a warning...When I'm driving through a severely damaged cart paths and terrain I"M WATCHING THE ROAD!!! Golf should be a relaxing sport-NOT HERE! It was like the cart was scolding me and punishing me...The anxiety it caused me screwed up my whole game. Not going back like I stopped returning to Ridgefield Golf course because they have the same ANNOYING carts.
6 months ago
I played here about a month ago and was extremely disappointed. The course was in very poor condition—rough was overgrown, fairways were chewed up, and drainage was terrible. Many holes had little to no visibility because of overgrown ponds filled with weeds and cattails. The cart paths were so broken down it felt more like off-roading than a golf course. The only positive was the new carts, but honestly, that adds no real value. Most golfers have GPS on their phones or use rangefinders, so GPS carts aren’t necessary. On top of that, the pricing was unreasonable. I had only one option: $90 whether I played 9 or 18 holes, and this was at 4:00 on a Sunday. Given the condition of the course and knowing what this club recently sold for, I just can’t justify the new prices.
6 months ago
