Rolling Hills Golf Club - Challenge

Overall it is an intermediate challenge with most holes being fairly straight and short, e.g. 228, 253 and 279 yd par 4s and no par 3 longer than 165. Not sure if they are in the process of building bunkers, but anything that looked like one, was a neatly defined shape, with a pile of dirt in the middle.

Greens are quick and don’t hold so it offsets the short yardage. Tee boxes were rough and definitely need attention, like more water and levelling.

Bunkers are being filled in. Huge mounds of exposed dirt where the bunkers are. I feel the price should reflect this. If your ball lands in these green-side bunkers, it is unplayable.

No marshal.

3team simultaneously had waited in the last 9 holes

Hopefully they can fix their bunkers they have been under construction for years. Not sure why they haven’t filled them

Challenge course was very soggy after the storm...not great drainage.

Well the weather was in our favor even though they were thunder clouds everywhere so the course was less busy so we had a wonderful time playing our 18 holes of golf.

As well the pace was much better than the previous in the past even though we had few people who were horse playing a lot and slowing on certain holes wish the Marshall was out more to fix these matters or maybe they should have some kind of CTV cameras to see the horse playing should stop other than that wonderful day of golf even though it was wet weather will definitely play again without a doubt.

Been playing at Rolling Hills (all courses for 20 + years).

Still a great place and now my son is playing here. Making memories!!!

Thank you

Very walkable, easy short course. Greens are fair to good shape, fairways are fair, absolutely no sand bunkers at all ( muddy packed traps )

I only play here if I can get a discounted green fee. Greens were fine but tees are in bad shape not much grass on them. Fairways were OK a bit brown but with the hot dry weather we've had I'm not surprised. Didn't bother me since I like hard fast fairways. If you've played here before and know what you're in for it's no problem. You don't get $100 course conditions for a $40 green fee. If you know that you'll be fine.Having said that staff and starter are great and beer is reasonably priced so it's OK by me.

I like the way the course plays, the hole lengths are mixed so you can get into a nice rhythm/tempo, long hole followed by short hole then two long holes then short hole, etc. It helps if you walk the course as there a no extreme hills, so aptly named "Rolling Hills"