Grass Clippings at Rolling Hills

Pretty short but has a couple par 4s.gets backed up on the 7th.great restaurant next to clubhouse. They gave you warm up balls😄

2 6-somes teed off in front of us and by the back 9 it was an 8-some in front of us. Hit the ball 3 to 4 times then sit on the tee box for 10-15 minutes...4 1/2 hours to play an executive course...needle to say it is now on our DNP list

I don’t live in the area. This is one of the first courses I play so I can knock the rust off my game and hit iron shots.

It’s overall a decent place to play. And it’s worth the $40 I paid (included cart and range balls)

My gripes are not about the course. It’s about pace of play. It’s awful. Never saw a ranger. To make things worst, I noticed several foursomes who decided to play as twosomes. I saw them leave the first tee as foursomes and then caught up to several groups of twosomes on the second tee. A ranger would have fixed this.

You can imagine how that backed up the course.

Staff was friendly and helpful as this was our first time playing this course. The pace of play was great, finished in a little over 3 hours. Greens and fairways were in good condition.

First time ever playing night Golf. Would recommend this to anybody.

I want to like this course, beautiful scenery, nice outdoor bar and great smelling mesquite grilled food. Unfortunately the greens are hammered, probably from the near 20 hrs of play each day with the night golf, greens are like concrete and pin positions are extremely difficult on most holes, tap the ball and it runs off the green. - should be a fun fairly quick round since it’s mostly par 3’s , carts are gps'd and ours locked up repeatedly on the cart path…very slow play, waited nearly every shot. Range was also irons only..

On Tuesdays, late afternoon tee times you get to start on the back 9 so you can play all the par fours. What an awesome experience! Internally you feel rushed as the sun is setting, thinking you have to get holes in before dark. Watching the sunset, playing golf realizing you're good to keep playing after the sun goes down is awesome! What an awesome experience I go at least once a month now on tuesdays afternoons just for the experience.

Food is great staff are always accommodating and friendly.

The course offers fun but challenging short holes. Par 4 holes are my most fav;short and forgiving.

Overall, never been disappointed.

Haven’t played here since it was called Rolling Hills. Loved the new outside bar and the changes they have made. Challenging for sure and lots of fun. Will be back. I appreciated them being open on Christmas Eve Day so we could golf.

This was a fun first time experience, but I do think it’s a little over priced for a Par 3 only course (at night). The holes were fair and not overly difficult, but there are A LOT of random range balls scattered around the course.

The staff was very friendly and informative, but during the cooler months of the AZ desert as you play later into the night you can expect the dew on the grass to form throughout your round. The course tends to firm up a bit in the “winter” month conditions. Definitely great option if you have never played in stadium lighting night golf conditions.

To be honest, I would prefer to come back, hits some range balls annd putts, and then have dinner, drinks and/or appetizers at the Glenrosa restaurant and take in the sunset and views.

Super fun course even though it’s mainly par threes. Great target course love playing her best price in the valley and great bang for your buck

this course was nice before the new changes now they have shortened all but a couple of holes and the conditions of the grass is subpar the music playing around the course is very annoying. the cart will stop if you go the slightest bit off line to bad this was a great place to go not at this price maybe if was around 20 bucks maybe but this was my last time