The North course at Rees Jones’s upmarket 36-hole Lake of Isles golf facility is the public one that all golfers can play, albeit for a significant green fee.
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The North course at Rees Jones’s upmarket 36-hole Lake of Isles golf facility is the public one that all golfers can play, albeit for a significant green fee.
Lake of Isles (North)
Situated beside the Foxwoods Resort Casino, near North Stonington, the North course at Rees Jones’s upmarket 36-hole Lake of Isles golf facility is the public one that all golfers can play, albeit for a significant green fee.
Measuring a little bit shorter than the South course, the North is actually rated a tougher track than its twin sibling. Both layouts are routed around a central 90-acre lake with fairways weaving around a number of wetland areas.
Strongest holes on the North’s big layout include the doglegged par fours at the 6th and 9th while, on the more undulating back nine, the testing 574-yard 15th and 459-yard 18th holes ensure a grandstand end to the round.
