ALLING GOLF CLUB

The rolling fairways cut through mature Connecticut hardwoods demand precision over power, rewarding golfers who can work the ball around century-old oaks and maples that guard every approach. Donald Ross's understated design philosophy shines through elevated greens that fall away on multiple sides, creating the kind of short-game tests that separate weekend warriors from legitimate stick-handlers. This municipal gem proves that great architecture doesn't require private club pretension—just thoughtful routing through New England's natural amphitheater.