Hunters Glen Golf Club sits in Crivitz, a small town in northeastern Wisconsin's Marinette County, an area characterized by glacial topography, dense forests, and numerous lakes and streams. Designed by Rick Jacobson and opened in the mid-1990s, the course occupies rolling, wooded terrain typical of the region. Jacobson, a Wisconsin-based architect who has designed and renovated several courses throughout the upper Midwest, routed Hunters Glen to work with the natural land movement and incorporate the existing tree cover into the playing corridors. The layout features elevation changes and doglegs that require strategic positioning off the tee, with fairways framed by mature hardwoods and pines. Water comes into play on several holes, reflecting the abundance of wetlands and streams in this part of Wisconsin. The green complexes incorporate subtle contours, and the course generally rewards accurate iron play and course management over pure distance. The property's natural setting provides a quiet, north woods atmosphere common to golf courses in this region. Hunters Glen serves as a daily-fee facility accessible to both local golfers and visitors exploring northeastern Wisconsin's recreational areas. The course fits into the tradition of affordable, regionally focused golf that characterizes much of Wisconsin's public golf landscape, offering a straightforward test of golf amid the state's characteristic forested terrain.