Bartlett Hills Golf Club

Great club house staff

Range grass cut like a country club range

Greens are in fantastic shape and roll like a country club

Fairways are in great shape and glad they opened up some fairways with tree removal.

Absolute great value for your money.

If you enjoy 3/4 putting every green, this course is for you. Really want to love this course, but the greens don't allow you to have enjoyable day. Don't try and hide the condition of the greens by making them impossible to putt on.

I like the layout and the contours of the golf course
I have played it several times. Inwas disappointed in the condition of the course. Tons of dandelions and many bare spots on fairways. Just needs a littlenTLC

Great place, very well kept. The greens are a challenge, very fast.

We had to wait on every shat. Shot. Saw no ranger. I do understand, from the club’s standpoint, it was a beautiful day in November & every one wanted to get in on last round. A little course management would have helped however. The corse was in good shape & overall my wife & I enjoyed ourselves.

I've played here many times before this year. This year the prices were very high, so we didn't play there. End of year prices now. Played on a Saturday and they were over booked. Over 5 hours to play.

Slow play Ranger was totally rude when I questioned group being slow in front of us

Tee’d off at 11:04a. By 4:30p, I was teeing off on hole #14. It was the last hole I played. I’ve never walked off a course before, but this was terrible. Starter was incredibly friendly, but no ranger. It wasn’t that we were stuck behind a slow group. Most of the time, there were three groups on each hole.

For a low to mid handicapper leave your driver in the bag and hit hybrids. The course plays shorter for many holes because of the hills. During the late summer fall it can be very dry, so the ball rolls. Bailing below the hole is often the preferred to coming out of pot bunkers with hard sand or either chipping or putting down a severe slope.

1. The green is tricky. If you have to bail, bail short left. The green slopes severely back to front in the back and particularly in the front. A chip from the side could roll off the green.
2. Play conservatively and get your iron in the fairway. If in the rough play for the front and try to get up and down. Some of the bunkers have nearly no sand and are much lower than the green. Challenging to get up and down from. The green has a terrace and you want to be on the right terrace and below the hole. Even with a tee shot in the fairway if you miss you want to be in the short grass in front of the hole.
3. A longer par 3 with fluffy sand in the left trap. A tiered green where you want to be on the correct tier.
4. Play a couple hybrids. The fairway is narrow with trees on both sides. The green is tiered and fast. Miss in front of the green allows for an up and down birdie.
5. Shorter par 3. Fast tiered green where you want to be below the hole. Missing left should not be an option.
6. Could use a 3w here but because of the slope a hybrid works. If you miss miss short. The green is again fast and tiered. Bunkers are again very hard and low.
7. Fairly open fairway and relatively flat green.
8. Trees to the right are trouble (red stakes). There are trees on the left but still leaves you in play. A well struck hybrid will cover the gully. May want to consider a 3w. Green is relatively flat.
9. OB right, trees left. Tiered green. A little longer than 8. Traps hard. If you bail, bail short left in front of the green.
10. Much more room to drive than most of the holes. Recommend laying up. The green is tiered, and bunkers have hard sand. Trees around green.
11. Left is jail. Bunker in front is deep and sand hard. Green tiered. Missing low left best.
12. OB left. Suggest using much less than a driver. Any club you feel confident that will go straight. Even an iron is preferred to OB. The fairway slopes down so you will get roll. Miss short. The green is severely sloped and fast. Missing long leaves a difficult putt!
13. A fair amount of driving room. Though red stakes left for a severely miss hit shot, generally, missing left better than right. Right has trees and a bunker with a tree in front of it. Green is tiered and fast. Want to be below the hole..
14. The fairway slopes down so your tee shot will roll. Don’t need driver. Right is jail. If the flag is tucked back and you can’t see it, ok to bail left short. The green slopes severely downhill on the front side towards the woods.
15. A shorter tee shot with a flat lie may be better than a longer one with an uphill lie. Green is somewhat tiered. Better to bail short if in trouble or unsure.
16. Fairway slopes right off tee so a tee shot in the fairway will wind up on the right side. Hit a longer club to lay up close to the green. Laying up too far back puts a large tree into play on the lay up.
17. More driving room than most of the holes. Green flatter than most. If you bail lower right.
18. Elevation knocks 5 yards off distance. Be on the correct tier of this large free and below the hole.