Golf in Torrington

Torrington is the largest city in Litchfield County and the industrial center of northwestern Connecticut, situated in the Naugatuck River headwaters where brass and copper manufacturing established the economic foundations of a city once known as the Brass City of the Hills. The Torrington Company—which produced needle roller bearings integral to American industrial output during World War II—exemplified the precision manufacturing tradition that defined the city's economy. Eastwood Country Club serves the golf community of a city navigating the post-industrial transition while maintaining its status as the regional center for commerce, healthcare, and services in the northwestern Connecticut hill country. The Naugatuck River valley and the surrounding Litchfield Hills provide a dramatic landscape context for a community of Torrington's industrial scale.