Butler's Golf Course
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time of year to play Butler's Golf Course?
We always recommend aiming for late spring or early fall at Butler's. The weather is typically perfect then, offering crisp mornings and comfortable afternoons, which makes those back-nine climbs much more enjoyable. You'll avoid the summer's oppressive humidity and the unpredictable chill of winter, ensuring the course is in its prime.
How challenging are the greens at Butler's, especially for someone new to the course?
Butler's greens are notoriously tricky, often featuring subtle undulations that can really test your short game. We've seen many a good putt slide by on the 7th and 14th - they break more than they look, so trust your caddie or your gut. Don't be afraid to play a little conservatively on your approach shots until you get a feel for them.
What's the typical cost for a round at Butler's, and are there any deals worth knowing about?
A standard weekend round at Butler's usually runs you about $75-$90 with a cart, which we think is a solid value for the course quality. Our pro tip: check their website for twilight rates after 3 PM - you can often snag a round for under $60, perfect for a quick 18 if you're staying nearby.
What's the signature hole at Butler's, and what makes it special?
Without a doubt, the par-3 12th hole is Butler's signature, and it's a beauty. You're hitting over a natural ravine to a well-bunkered green, with stunning views of the rolling countryside in the background. It's a real test of nerve and club selection, but even if you bogey, the scenery alone makes it memorable.
What should I expect regarding amenities and the overall experience at Butler's after my round?
Butler's keeps it straightforward and friendly. You'll find a well-stocked pro shop for essentials and a casual grill room where you can grab a decent burger and a cold drink after your round. It's not fancy, but it's comfortable, and the staff are always welcoming - perfect for recounting those missed putts.