Rolling Oaks at World Woods Golf Club

didn't get to play because of a escaped convict so the police shut down the course. How do I get a refund?

Courses are always great...some of my favorites in the state. It wasn't the course's fault, but we caught 3 groups of foursomes on hole 9, so unfortunately we waited 10 minutes on every tee box on the back 9...it was SLOW!!! I hate SLOW players!

Pace of play was a little slow as we were behind 4 backed up groups. Rangers came and offered one group to play ahead and 2 other groups to play back nine on there other course. Really sped things up and we where able to finish. Very professional. Course in great shape.

Played both courses back to back and had a great time. Staff helpful and friendly.

Rolling Oaks is more my speed but both courses beautiful and very well maintained.

I checked the site before playing and it said 90 degree for carts. No rain but it was cart path only. There was probably 3 wet fairways. But all holes CPO. Still a great course.

Just wow. Best course I have ever seen played. Pretty open fairways for how challenging of a course it is. Second shots are really the toughest part of the course. A lot of bunkers but always true sand making for reasonable out chances. Worth the hour drive from St Pete.

The Barrens is ready for aerifcation. Needs it. Rolling Oaks is great! If they made the greens just a wee bit faster it would be perfect! Love this place!

actually better condition than Copperhead ,and we love Copperhead .This Rolling Oaks course was outstanding shape and Scott and crew did wonderful job getting us 32 players early

I played both courses at World Woods as Pine Barrens is ranked in the Top 100 public courses in the US. I am very glad I decided to play Rolling Oaks as well. Rolling Oaks surprised me. The conditions on this course were significantly better than Pine Barrens. The greens had lots of undulations, but they did run rather slow for a course of this stature (probably 9 on the stimp). There are several memorable holes on the course and I found I took much more pictures of my round here than I did on Pine Barrens. If you are planning a trip to World Woods make sure you have enough time to play both courses. I don't know which course I liked better. I would give it 4.5 stars out of 5 if I could. Just can't compete with courses like Streamsong that are about the same distance away from Tampa. Great as a local course, very average as a national course. I wouldn't go too far out of my way, but if you are in the area then it is a MUST play.

One of the best courses that I've played....great layout on both courses.

Course was in great shape. We enjoyed everything. It's worth the drive.

We enjoyed golfing at Rolling Hills yesterday it was the first time that my friend and I have got there. We intend to golf there again the staff was good the course was great there's another course there that we would like to golf on next time I'm sure that will be golfing there within the next week we appreciate all that you have given us to enjoy. Thank you.

Still in good shape. The fairway is really tough to hit irons compare to up north Pa.

Loved the course, staff was friendly. This is my favorite place to play, both rolling oaks and pine barrens are beautifullly manicured courses. Two thumbs up.

This course was amazing. Great value. Tees, fairways and greens were immaculate. Very visually appealing. Will be back for sure!

This is one of the most beautiful courses you could ever play. The fairways are lush and well kept. Tee boxes are stunning. Greens are impeccable. The greens are very very challenging and hard to read. Only thing I would say is maybe some ball washers and more water stations. Other wise I can't say enough good things about this course.