TORRINGTON COUNTRY CLUB

The rolling Litchfield Hills terrain creates natural elevation changes that architect Geoffrey Cornish exploited brilliantly, particularly on the demanding par-4 14th where your approach plays significantly uphill to a severely sloped green. Water comes into play on five holes, but it's the strategic placement rather than forced carries that challenges better players—the pond guarding the 16th green rewards aggressive lines while punishing poor execution. This Connecticut gem proves that thoughtful routing and green complexes matter more than championship length, delivering memorable golf in the state's most scenic corner.