Rolling Hills at Silver Lake Country Club

Busy place 2 outing going on, but things moved along at a good pace..Friendly staff. Course was in great condition.

I was on the 9-hole course (Rolling Hills)... didn't realize it at the time of the reservation since I filtered for "18-holes", so I was surprised to find out when I arrived that it was the 9-hole course. Greens were a little challenging but that was to be expected with a par 3 course. My biggest concern was how poorly the tee-boxes were marked. I got lost leaving the greens trying to find the next tee. No cart paths and very few signs.

On the upside, staff was very friendly, course was kept in good condition despite the drought.

My brother and I are beginners and felt the 9 holes for us were perfect to be able to work on basic swings. Would definitely go back

Fun to play. Nice layout and very nice, interesting layout

For a 9 hole course these greens can be challenging. Playing in the spring, the rough is thicker and the greens roll a tad slower than usual but the breaks can turn a one putt into a 3 putt very quickly. A couple of the holes are very narrow which gives you a nice challenge. A few shots back and forth over a creek. Definitely a nice warm up 9 hole course.

Very nice course Good for short iron practice and good for new golfers. Course was in great shape. Staff there are very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this course for some fun and practice.

A nice challenging nine holes in the Southwest Suburbs. Your short game will be tested here, not a long course but very hilly.

Harder than your typical 9 hole in the area, rolling hills offers a nice step up as well as being an overall nice course.