Golf in Stonington

Stonington is the southeastern corner of Connecticut, a peninsula jutting into the waters between Rhode Island and Long Island Sound, with a historic fishing village at its tip that is among the most intact eighteenth and nineteenth-century maritime communities in New England. Stonington Borough's granite-cobbled streets, Federal-era houses, and working fishing fleet give it an authenticity that brings visitors throughout the year. Pequot Golf Club and Stonington Country Club serve the broader Stonington township, which encompasses the historic borough, the Pawcatuck River valley, and the suburban neighborhoods that developed in the twentieth century. The Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribal territories to the west give the region a native heritage that the Pequot Golf Club name directly acknowledges.