Rolling Hills Casino Resort

Outstanding golf course to play. Has all the practice space to perfect your game. The course can be challenging. But way worth it. Let go of the longest drive on most holes. Play within the realm of your club choices. ….

A must stay and play adventure. Now are the longer days of the year. Come out here play 3 rounds in a day. Believe me. It’s possible. The course can be a challenge with the club choices you make. Play the course smart by not over cooking your driver choices.

Our tee time was 11:50, when we checked in, we were told there was not a starter and when we went to the first hole, we were the 3rd group to tee off. The course was in decent shape, the greens were okay considering they were worked on several weeks previously. We ended up only playing 9 due to the extremely slow pace of play.

If you strghle off the tee and spray the ball everywhere, this is NOT the track for you. You will lose a ton of balls in the shrubs/tall grass, it is a links course for shure. Great fairways & greens.

Always a great day out on the Links. One of the nicer courses around the area that’s not private.

The horn sounded when we were on hole 9 for thunder and lightning to call everyone in. Clubhouse packed with inpatient golfers waiting for cell to pass that was likely to take over an hour. Instead of waiting, everyone in my party was given rain checks (literally) to play entire round again on any given day. Very accommodating and friendly staff.

Great challenge. Hard because of wind. But great layout

Rolling Hills is in its name…ball rolls forever! I have been playing 5 months on a weekly basis. Play off the ladies tees, but for a bigger challenge the first and second tees are way behind them. This is a great course for beginners and more pro level. John Daily did a great job with this course!