Nice course and in very good shape except there were a large number of ball marks on the greens. Played in an outing and one of the Rangers was rude and condescending saying that we were playing too slowly (many pictures were taken by the Event Hosts) when we finished in 4 hours and 20 minutes. That's very quick for an outing. He was unaware that the foursome in front of us was slow, and we passed them. I will not recommend that one of my preferred charities ever use this course again for future events. Additionally, I sit on several Board's in the Greater Danbury area and will not recommend this course to any of them for future events.

Richter is one of the nicest public courses around, and in general the folks are polite, too. Not an easy course, short, flat, or beginner course; best enjoyed if you already know how to play and can appreciate a nicer course. Some holes penalize even a small mistake; if you're having a bad day Richter could make it a very bad day; but neither is it insanely difficult. It is also a pretty course. However, there can be "other" issues, for example, if you mistakenly golf when there is a tournament going on, play can be very slow. (Tho, I suppose this is true of many courses; I'm not sure how many rangers Richter has to keep folks moving along, but they could use more. One kind of "expects" players to know the etiquette on a nicer course (???) If you already know how to play the game and can be patient when (sometimes) play is slow or there are other annoying issues; highly recommended.