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TPC River Highlands

Cromwell, CT
4/5 grail
Designed by Pete Dye  ·  4.7★ players
✈ BDL 22 mi · Hartford 9 mi
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Why it’s a grail

Esteemed private club and the long-standing annual host of the PGA Tour's Travelers Championship.

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2026 Pieper Olson Foundation Golf Classic at TPC River Highlands
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TPC River Highlands
TPC River Highlands · Club-owned (nominative fair use)
TPC River Highlands
TPC River Highlands · Club-owned (nominative fair use)
TPC River Highlands
TPC River Highlands · Club-owned (nominative fair use)

About the course

TPC River Highlands is a private golf club in Cromwell, Connecticut, located south of Hartford. Originally redesigned by Pete Dye, it is a key part of the PGA Tour's Tournament Players Club network. The course gained prominence as the long-standing host of the PGA Tour's annual Travelers Championship, an event it has welcomed since 1984.

Championships hosted: Travelers Championship (annual since 1984)

Player reviews

Google 4.7★ · 552 ratings
5★ · Rick Landers · 3 months ago

Was a great experience. You definitely will walk a lot do your self a favor and wear good shoes we were here for the travelers championship as guests of travelers. The one downside was the price of concessions.

5★ · c roy · a year ago

It was my first time golfing, and this place was amazing. It makes me want to golf again. The range was great. The clubhouse was amazing. Everyone working the event was amazing. Made my first golf outing a memorable experience.

5★ · Dan Amatulli · 2 years ago

What an absolutely amazing golf course! The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The courses was in great shape and the greens were playing very fast. There's a lot of renovation happening on the course (blame Rory) so 2 holes played as temporary par 3

Course timeline

  1. 1928Opened as Middletown Golf Club
  2. 1984Redesigned by Pete Dye and reopened as TPC of Connecticut
  3. 1984Became the annual home of the Greater Hartford Open
  4. 1989Renamed TPC River Highlands
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