The days are longer, the skies are bluer, and the greens are calling your name. Summer is the perfect time to enjoy the beauty and challenge of Lyman Orchards Golf Club. Wether you're an early bird chasing the sunrise or a weekend warrior looking for the perfect round, here are five ways to make the most of golf season at Lyman Orchards.

1. Tee Off on Two Championship Courses

Lyman Orchards boasts two stunning 18-hole layouts - the Robert Trent Jones Course and the Gary Player Course - each offering unique challenges and panoramic views of the Connecticut countryside. Whether you prefer classic design or modern flair, both courses deliver an unforgettable golf experience.

2. Don't Sleep on the Apple Nine

Short on time? The Apple Nine is a scenic and beginner-friendly par-29 course that's perfect for families, juniors, and anyone looking to sneak in a quick round. It's a great way to introduce kids to the game or work on your short game in a relaxed setting.

3. Book Early Morning or Twilight Rounds

Summer can get hot, so why not take advantage of cooler tee times? Early morning rounds offer peaceful fairways and fresh-cut grass, while twilight golf gives you a golden hour glow and often lighter crowds - plus discounted rates!

4. Fuel Up at 1741 Pub & Grill

After a round, treat yourself to a cold drink and a delicious meal at 1741 Pub & Grill, located right at the clubhouse. With outdoor patio seating, seasonal menus, and local craft brews, it's the perfect 19th hole to recap your best shots (and laugh off the worst ones).

5. Join a Summer League or Tournament

Want to add some friendly competition to your game? Lyman Orchards offers a variety of golf leagues and tournaments throughout the summer. Whether you're playing for bragging rights, prizes, or just some mid-week fun, it's a great way to stay motivated and meet fellow golf lovers.

At Lyman Orchards Golf Club, summer isn't just a season - it's a celebration of the game we love. So grab your clubs, book your tee time, and make this summer your best golf season yet.