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ASPETUCK VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB 67 Old Redding Road, Weston (203) 226-9989 ASPETUCK VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB 67 Old Redding Road, Weston (203) 226-9989 From NORTH: Merritt Parkway SOUTH to Exit 44 (Route 58 - Black Rock Turnpike). Turn RIGHT onto Route. 58. Go North 3.6 miles to Route 136-stop light. Turn LEFT. Follow Route 136 for 0.7 miles to intersection of Old Redding Road- stop sign. Go RIGHT over bridge on Old Redding Road for 0.5 miles. Entrance to Club on the RIGHT. From SOUTH: Merritt Parkway. NORTH to Exit 42 (Route 57 - Weston Road) Turn LEFT onto Weston Road, then LEFT onto Easton Road (Route 136) at 2nd stop sign. Continue for 4.6 miles to intersection with Old Redding Road - 2nd stop sign. Turn LEFT over bridge onto Old Redding Road for 0.5 miles. Entrance to Club on the Right. BIRCHWOOD COUNTRY CLUB 25 Kings Highway South, Westport (203) 221-3282 From NORTH or SOUTH: Merritt Parkway to Exit 41 (Wilton Road - Route 33). Head towards Westport following Route 33 approximately 2 miles. Turn RIGHT onto Post Road (Route 1). Go about 0.8 miles. Turn LEFT onto Kings Highway South. Entrance to Club will be on the LEFT. From NORTH or SOUTH: 1-95 to Exit 17 (Route 136 - Saugatuck Avenue) Turn LEFT onto Saugatuck Avenue. Take the 1st LEFT onto Sunrise Road and go to the end. Turn RIGHT onto Indian Hill Road and go to the end. Turn LEFT onto Treadwell Avenue. At the intersection, bear RIGHT onto Kings Highway South. Club entrance will be about 0.5 miles on RIGHT. BLACK HALL CLUB Buttonball Road, Old Lyme (860) 434 2038 From EAST: I-95 SOUTH to Exit 71 (Four Mile River Rd.) At end of ramp, turn LEFT. Go 1 mile to stop sign. Turn RIGHT onto Route 156. Go 3.7 Miles to Buttonball Road. Turn RIGHT onto Buttonball Rd. Club entrance will be on the RIGHT. From SOUTH: I-95 NORTH to Exit 70 (just after Baldwin Bridge, over Connecticut River). At end of ramp, bear RIGHT onto Route 156. Go 3 miles toButtonball Road (at end of long curve after crossing Black Hall River). Turn LEFT onto Buttonball Road. Club entrance will be on the RIGHT. From NORTH: Route 9 SOUTH to I-95 NORTH. Follow signs to New London. As you enter I-95, go over the Connecticut River and take the 1st Exit #70. At end of ramp, bear RIGHT onto Route 156. Go 3 miles to Buttonball Road (at end of long curve after crossing Black Hall River). Turn LEFT onto Buttonball Road. Club will be on the RIGHT. Old CWGA Club Directions – not maintained Page 1 BROOKLAWN COUNTRY CLUB 500 Algonquin Road, Fairfield (203) 334-9033 From NORTH: Merritt Parkway SOUTH to Exit 47 (Park Avenue). Turn LEFT onto Park Avenue and go about 3 miles to Capitol Avenue (Street sign is on the Left). Turn RIGHT onto Capitol Avenue and go to the end. Turn LEFT onto Brooklawn Avenue. Go 4 short blocks. Turn RIGHT onto Algonquin Road and go about 0.5 miles. Club is on the RIGHT. From SOUTH: Merritt Parkway NORTH to Exit 46 (Easton Turnpike. - Route 59). Go SOUTH for about 3 miles to 3rd traffic light. Continue for 3 short blocks. Turn RIGHT onto Algonquin Road and go about 0.5 miles. Club is on the RIGHT. From NORTH: I-95 SOUTH to Exit 25 (Fairfield Avenue - U.S. 1). Turn RIGHT. Go 1 block. Take sharp LEFT. Go 3 blocks and turn right onto Dewey Street. Continue on Dewey Street about 1 mile to Brooklawn Avenue. Bear LEFT onto Brooklawn Avenue and go short block to traffic light. Next LEFT after light is Algonquin Road. Turn LEFT onto Algonquin Road and go about 0.5 miles. Club is on the RIGHT. From SOUTH: I-95 NORTH to Exit 25 (State Street) Go under viaduct. Take 1st LEFT onto Dewey Street. Continue on Dewey Street about 1 mile to Brooklawn Avenue. Bear LEFT onto Brooklawn Avenue and go short block to traffic light. Next LEFT after light is Algonquin Road. Turn LEFT onto Algonquin Road and go about 0.5 miles. Club is on the RIGHT. CHIPPANEE GOLF CLUB Marsh Road, Bristol (860) 585-7931 From EAST: I-84 WEST to Exit 38. Take Route 6 WEST for about 10.5 miles to Hill Street which is 2nd right after Cemeteries on both sides of Route 6. Turn RIGHT onto Hill Street and go about 1.5 miles to Marsh Road. Turn LEFT. Proceed up Marsh Road to entrance of the Club. Optional: 1-84 to Exit 31 (West Street - Bristol - Route 229). Go NORTH on Route 299 (toward Bristol) for about 8 miles to Route 6 WEST. Stay on Route 6 WEST to Hill Street which is 2nd right after Cemeteries on both sides of Route 6. Turn RIGHT onto Hill Street and go about 1.5 miles to Marsh Road. Turn LEFT. Proceed up Marsh Road to entrance of the Club. From NORTH or SOUTH: Route 8 to Exit 39 (Route 6 - Bristol). Go EAST on Route 6 approximately 5.1 miles to Hill Street. Turn LEFT onto Hill Street and go about 1.5 miles to Marsh Road. Turn LEFT. Proceed up Marsh Road to entrance of the Club. From WEST: I-84 EAST to Exit 19 (Route 8 NORTH). Go NORTH on Route 8 to Exit 39 (Route 6 - Bristol). Go EAST on Route 6 approximately 5.1 miles to Hill Street. Turn LEFT onto Hill Street and go about 1.5 miles to Marsh Road. Turn LEFT. Proceed up Marsh Road to entrance of the Club. From SOUTHEAST: Route 9 NORTH to Route 372 to Route 72 WEST to Route 6 WEST. Stay on Route 6 WEST to Hill Street which is 2nd right after Cemeteries on both sides of Route 6. Turn RIGHT onto Hill Street and go about 1.5 miles to Marsh Road. Turn LEFT. Proceed up Marsh Road to entrance of the Club. Old CWGA Club Directions – not maintained Page 2 THE CLINTON COUNTRY CLUB Old Westbrook Road, Clinton (860) 669-6074 From NORTH: I-95 SOUTH to Exit 64 (Route 145 - Horse Hill Road). At end of ramp, turn LEFT to blinker. Turn Right and go approximately 1 mile. Club entrance is on the LEFT. From SOUTH: I-95 NORTH to Exit 64 (Route 145 - Horse Hill Road). At end of ramp, turn RIGHT and go approximately 1 mile. Club entrance is on the LEFT. From HARTFORD: I-91 SOUTH to Route 9 SOUTH. Take Exit 9 (Route 81). Go SOUTH on Route 81 to I-95 NORTH (Toward Old Saybrook - New London) to Exit 64 (Route 145 - Horse Hill Road). At end of ramp, turn LEFT to blinker. Turn Right and go approximately 1 mile. Club entrance is on the LEFT. COUNTRY CLUB OF DARIEN 300 Mansfield Avenue, Darien (203) 655-7043 From NORTH or SOUTH: Merritt Parkway to Exit 37. Turn RIGHT onto Route 124 (Mansfield Avenue) heading toward Darien. Go about 1.5 miles. Club entrance is on the LEFT. From NORTH: I-95 SOUTH to Exit 13. Turn LEFT onto Post Road (Route 1). Follow to Darien Fire House (on the left). Turn RIGHT onto Route 124 (Mansfield Avenue). Continue on Route 124 for about 1.5 miles. Club entrance is on RIGHT. From SOUTH: I-95 NORTH to Exit 11. Turn LEFT onto Post Road and go under the turnpike. Pass under railroad bridge and at the 2nd light after the railroad bridge, turn LEFT onto Route 124 (Mansfield Avenue). Continue on Route 124 for about 1.5 miles. Club entrance is on RIGHT. ELLINGTON RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB 56 Abbott Road, Ellington (860) 872-9060 From WEST: I-84 EAST to Exit 64 (Vernon - Route 183). Continue NORTH on Route 83 for 3 miles to the junction of Routes 83 & 74 WEST. Turn LEFT onto Route 74 WEST and go about 1 mile to stop sign. This is a 5 corner intersection. Continue straight on Windsorville Road for about 0.4 miles. Take 1st RIGHT onto Abbott Road. Continue straight up Abbott Road for about 1 mile. Club is on Left. Old CWGA Club Directions – not maintained Page 3 FARMINGTON WOODS COUNTRY CLUB 43 Heritage Drive, Avon (860) 673 0062 From SOUTH: I-91 NORTH (Exit 22) or Wilbur Cross (in Berlin), to Route 9 NORTH to I-84 WEST. On I-84 WEST, stay in RIGHT lane to Exit 39 (Route 4 - Farmington). Follow Route 4 WEST approximately 5 miles to Route 167. Turn RIGHT onto Route 167 and continue about 0.5 mile. Club will be on the LEFT. From NORTH: I-91 SOUTH to I-84 WEST to Exit 39 (Route 4 - Farmington). Follow Route 4 WEST approximately 5 miles to Route 167. Turn RIGHT onto Route 167 and continue about 0.5 mile. Club will be on the LEFT. From EAST or WEST: I-84 to Exit 39 (Route 4 - Farmington). Follow Route 4 WEST approximately 5 miles to Route 167. Turn RIGHT onto Route 167 and continue about 0.5 mile. Club will be on the LEFT. From SOUTHEAST: Route 9 NORTH to I-84 WEST. Stay in RIGHT lane to Exit 39 (Route 4 - Farmington). Follow Route 4 WEST approximately 5 miles to Route 167. Turn RIGHT onto Route 167 and continue about 0.5 mile. Club will be on the LEFT. GLASTONBURY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB Country Club Road, South Glastonbury (860) 657 9499 From NORTH: I-91 SOUTH to I-84 EAST (left hand exit). Follow I-84 EAST to Exit 55 (Route 2 EAST).
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