Mohegan Sun Golf Club

Mohegan Sun Golf Club (formerly Pautipaug Country Club) in Baltic sits 15 minutes north of the Mohegan Sun casino-resort complex and is the official golf destination of the Mohegan Sun property. The course has a three-generation architectural lineage unusual for a Connecticut public track: Geoffrey Cornish laid out the original 1960 routing, Brian Silva's protégé Mark Mungeam's firm (then Cornish & Silva's successor Kay Golf Design) executed a 2002 redesign, and Tim McNeil added finishing renovations in 2011, meaning the playing experience blends Cornish's classic New England routing bones with modern tee-box positioning and green-complex sophistication. The 7,104-yard par-72 layout has earned Golfweek's Top 10 Public Courses in Connecticut ranking, which puts it in Connecticut's narrow top tier of public access tracks. Fairways move through mature hardwood stands, wetlands, and subtle ridgeline terrain that make club selection genuinely uncertain on approach shots. For the Mohegan Sun / Foxwoods / eastern-Connecticut casino-golf trip visitor, Mohegan Sun Golf Club is the on-property golf option paired with nearby Lake of Isles (TPC-quality, 15 min from Foxwoods) for a classic two-round Connecticut casino golf package.