Settler's Hill Golf Course

It's April 3rd and the course is not ready to play. There were no tee markers out. Also the greens were not cut or rolled since last year.

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They are all remodeling. Very good design.

But all course condition is so bad.

No maintenance. It’s much better than before design if maintenance good. This course is perfect

waited on just about every hole...no ranger pushing slow players... close to a five hour round...course still needs time to mature from its renovation, as the grounds were pretty rough in many areas (fairways and greens)...I do like the new layout and have always enjoyed the course ...will look forward to next year...

Front 9 is laid out nice, back 9 has too many 300 yard holes. Seems like they were squeezed in. This course had a complete remodel so the fairway and greens need more time to mature. Poor clubhouse amenities and the 18th hole takes you away from the club house, feels strange, part of the flow issues. Feels like there should be a clubhouse built in between the 1st and 18th greens, maybe that’s the long range plans.

The course reopened recently, so the best will come. Course was in good shape, but will improve with time. By spring it should be where the green sleeper will be happy. Changes to clubhouse are on the horizon.

The course was very solid and it had great elevations that make it quite the challenge

The New layout is great. The new Tee boxes are the best, Big and Flat. The Greens on the other hand have all been resurfaced and are slow and very hard to play. Maybe next year they will be able to speed up the greens but right now, Not so good

Settler's Hill is an interesting course, with a nice layout. Unfortunately, it's not well prepared or well kept. While there's been significant changes to the layout, including some holes rerouting and reshaping of the greens to remove some of the most extreme sloping, the course is still not prepped as you would expect an inland links style course would be. The rough is super short, which means any ball missing the fairways can easily run 40-50 yards (often into OB or a hazard, as happened several times to my playing partners), and combined with the many blind tee shots required, that's deadly. The new tee boxes are already chewed up very badly - we had a hard time finding a fresh spot to t-up on several holes within the 2-club box. And the greens are SLOOOWWW, which is perhaps to be expected with the changes, but still disappointing, especially at the price point charged. I like the layout, but it's a while yet to being ready for play, and certainly overpriced at this point.

Since Settler's Hill was closed for almost one and half years, I had high expectations. One of the things, I heard they were supposed to add was an irrigation system and a new clubhouse. Well, if they added a irrigation system, they are not using it. The tee boxes and fairways were like concrete. There was also many brown patches on the fairway. On a positive side, the greens were in decent shape. They also have realigned holes but haven't made changes for GPS systems such as USwing It to recognize holes, which made it challenging to get accurate distance. Finally, so far there is no new clubhouse. In fact, they haven't even broken ground yet. They had no halfway house to grab a hotdog or brat along the way. I've enjoyed playing this course in the past due to some unique holes but it may be a while before I return. The course needs improvements.

The new course layout is really nice. But the conditions of the course are rather ragged right now. They would have been better off waiting until the spring to open. They still have a new clubhouse and driving range to complete with a new practice putting green. Once it grows in I think it will be excellent