Golf in Rocky Hill

Rocky Hill is a compact Connecticut River town in Hartford County positioned between Wethersfield and Cromwell on the west bank of the river, bisected by the Connecticut River ferry—one of the oldest continuously operating ferries in the United States, connecting Rocky Hill to Glastonbury on the east bank since 1655. Rolling Greens Golf Course serves the local residential community in a town that is primarily suburban in character, with state government offices and insurance company campuses complementing the residential neighborhoods that developed around the historic village core. The ferry tradition and Connecticut River proximity give Rocky Hill a distinctive geographic identity within the Hartford metropolitan commuter corridor that distinguishes it from the other bedroom communities along the west bank.