Rolling Hills Golf Club - Classic

I usually go to this course when I want to get the craving off me for the day. Only thing I would say that needs work is the bunkers, other than that beautiful course and worth it.

I booked this course for me and my son. I thought the power cart would be a normal price, somewhere around $25 like in most courses. They said they charge per person, not per cart, $21 per person, plus tax $47. This is not a high quality colf course, but you end up paying that kind of price price after everything. The charge for the power cart is good enough reason not to come back here. I though I would save some money by going there and ended up paying the same as in better quality courses. Probably will not go back.

The layout of the grounds for the courses was lovely. The classic course was at a level I was comfortable playing at as a new player of 2-3 years with only a lesson or two. Though the bunkers were still needing sand which seems silly as rumour has it it’s been that way a couple of years now.

What our group found most annoying was the badgering of the court Marshall on this course. We were playing a decent pace and all four in our group moving along well. The people ahead of us may have been a bit faster than the average but we definitely were not holding up anyone behind us. It was a little frustrating and irritating to be interrupted over it. Especially being their most basic course. We easily caught up with the people in front of us then ended up waiting ourselves to play the next hole.

Found some great deals at the pro shop after our game and bought a new rain jacket for golf play. Lunch and snacks available at the restaurant after were decent.

Our members were 3. Two people want to ride auto cart.

And one player want to walk. I tried to pay for Two carts.

But your staff asked me to pay extra $10 for each cart.

I could not understand why I had to pay extra charges.

Finally I paid $20 more for the day round.

The staff who charged me extra money was young guy.

It was a fairly good course. The course was easy to play and easy to walk, making it a great choice for beginners. The only downside was that the club was mostly dominated by older Korean women golfers.

This is a short, beginner-friendly course that allows golfers to walk and enjoy the experience.

The only issue is the large number of Korean old ladies playing in the morning.

Otherwise, it is an excellent course for beginners.

Nice course, the degree of difficulty & length, suits me just fine, being a super senior.

I brought a guest with me and all he could do is talk about the great condition of the greens.

Would play here again. Staff were great. Course is exactly what I expected, good for working on your iron play. Holes are close together so you get a few wayward balls from time to time. Great value for money.

First time plating this course. I'm a new golfer playing 2 years now so my perspective is from a beginner. Upon arrival I found the pros shop staff to be friendly and efficient. I walked the course and was paired up other walkers by the starter. Tee boxes were not fancy but they were level for easy hitting. There were no sign board or ball washers so you need an app or golf watch to determine distances. The fairways and greens were well maintained and the course is open and forgiving. Unlike the name the course was fairly flat which makes.for.easy walking. The bunkers had ko sand and was overgrown so it's a free lift. Short course but very enjoyable for new golfers or someone wanting to play a quick round.