WHERE TO PLAY	WHERE TO STAY	WHERE TO EAT
>> Fox Hopyard GC	>> Foxwoods Resort	>> Captain Daniel Packer
>> Lake of Isles	>> Inn at Mystic	>> Craftsteak
>> Shennecossett GC	>> Whaler's Inn	>> Seamen's Inne

 

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WHERE TO PLAY

>> Fox Hopyard Golf Club: Designed by former Robert Trent Jones Sr. associate Roger Rulewich, this wooded layout is located inland from Mystic and offers a quintessentially New England golf experience, especially in the fall.

>> Lake of Isles (North): Part of the Foxwoods Resort Casino, the Rees Jones layout takes advantage of the namesake lake, which comes into play on many holes, including the green of the 196-yard 11th, which sits on one of the natural islands..

>> Shennecossett Golf Course: With views of Long Island Sound, this Donald Ross layout is a hidden gem in Groton, a town better known for its submarines, thanks to the nearby naval base.

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WHERE TO STAY

>> Foxwoods Resort & Casino: Located just north of Mystic, the casino has several lodging choices, from the original Grand Pequot Tower to the rustic Two Trees Inn to the sleek MGM Grand.

>> Inn at Mystic: Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall spent their honeymoon in the Gate House of this secluded property, which has 68 guest rooms on 15 hillside acres.

>> Whaler's Inn: Conveniently located to both the Mystic Seaport and the Mystic Aquarium, the Whaler has 49 cozy rooms in its five distinctive buildings in the heart of downtown.

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WHERE TO EAT

>> Captain Daniel Packer: Opened more than 250 years ago, DPI was a rest stop for travelers between New York and Boston in the 18th and 19th centuries, and still welcomes weary travelers with hearty fare.

>> Craftsteak: Part of acclaimed chef Tom Colicchio's Craft empire, this steakhouse in the MGM Grand offers numerous steak choices as well as an assortment of seafood.

>> Seamen's Inne: Adjacent to the Seaport, the restaurant's local seafood like New England cod or Stonington scallops is a perfect way to cap a day of golf or exploring the area's maritime culture.