Simsbury Park

Love the layout of the course and you don't run into a lot of other people playing due to how the course is laid out.

Mix of woods and open with elevation changes. Nothing stellar, but nothing terrible, either. Needs better navigation signage.

Same Course as Simsbury Park! Water Tower will show you the way! Good course from longs or shorts - Signage makes the course very easy to navigate tee to pin. Good variety of RHBH vs RHFH/LHBH. Becomes much more challenging in the longer pin positions. Well kept park all year round, as well. Not a lot of foot traffic on DGC other than Disc Golfers, but does boarder a few houses on holes 2, 15 & 16.

Great course if it's not too wet.

Nice course with a fair variety of shots required. No fairways are totally wide open or impossibly narrow. Can be a little hard to navigate. Best to play in the spring or just after a tournament when the high-grass rough is not an issue

This course is always a fun one to play. Hole #2 and #3 are always really muddy and wet this time of year. overall a great day!

Beautiful and well kept park however some holes and tees were confusing to find.

Great course

My second home's local course, it's a great crowd and always fun to play here. Navigation of the course can be tricky the first few times (signage is old and dated). A few unique holes, the upkeep is always good, two tee pads, two pin locations and nice bathrooms. Check out Hangry City Grille and Spirits after game for refreshments.

Fist time playing Simsbury. The course was awesome. Long holes, some woods, and challenging shots in the mix. Two slight negatives however.. the listed address on Udisc does not take you to the parking lot and I left with a little friend (a tick).

Don’t love the course because the baskets suck and the layout is very boring but it’s a good beginner/ practice course with lots of par 3’s