Rolling Hills Golf Club - Challenge

Location is very convenient price is ok needs talc and employee training

No very challenging, short, plays like an executive course, slow play and little management

The hole #1 and #10 switched caused some confusions for finding the next hole, especially for finding hole #11 after finished hole #10. Several groups of golfers drove around to find the correct holes. Proper signs should be placed to guide people to the correct holes.

The washroom between hole #1 and hole #10 was shutdown which was very inconvenient. The portable is not as clean and the water for hand washing is too weak to clean the hands probably.

The fee is too high compared to what we used to pay. I have been playing for over 12 years. The green fee at this level allows us to have a lot more choices in the area. We will not come as often as we used to as in the past 12 years.

They jacked up their price significantly. Use to be $40 w/cart. Very short course, par 4’s is only 260 yards. Don’t bother paying for a cart, you can easily walk this course.

Rolling Hills Challenge is only about 4900 yards from the back tees, and many of the holes are quite open, but it is a good course for higher handicappers, shorter hitters, or when you need to build some confidence in your game. Club selection off the tee is important on several holes, especially if your driver is not cooperating. Many of the bunkers had some (and sometimes a lot) of water in them, but it was great just to be able to play golf in April. The rest of the course was in reasonable condition.