Rolling Hills Casino Resort

After a long hot summer, we did not have high expectations for our round. The local munis have been showing the effects of weeks of 100+ degree temperatures (dry/bare fairways and greens) so we did not expect conditions to be any different here. Boy, were we surprised! Green fairways, fluffy rough, receptive greens , and smooth putting surfaces were there to make for a very pleasurable day. The cart-guy brought out our rides before we were even unloaded. Nice practice facilities to loosen up before the round too. All in all, this was a great way/place to finish off the golfing season before winter!

Had a blast at The Links. Great conditions and a super fun layout. Course was in near perfect condition (just a little wet in spots). Staff was friendly and pace of play wasn't bad at all. Will definitely be back soon.

I’m halfway hesitant to leave this review because I kinda prefer Rolling Hills to remain a “secret.” I drive from Chico at least once a week to play it. It’s head and shoulders better than any course in a 100 mile radius of it. It’s challenging, well-designed and nicely maintained. I don’t always agree with their pin placement but overall they do a great job of keeping the course fresh and fun to play. Can’t beat the price for this quality of a course. Similar courses are $75-90. Rolling hills is an under appreciated gem.

My first time playing this course, the guy at the desk was super friendly and helpful , the green are little slower and small, course knowledge is important the golf course is native area all around if you hit your shot in the death grass you have to take a relief without penalty stroke which makes it easier to score, if you're not used to play in wind conditions it can be though, overall good experience.

Other than the starter who can be quite moody this is always a great experience and value!

I've played Rolling Hills dozens of times and it is always in excellent condition. Friendly staff and great practice facility. There are a number of blind shots but once you know where to hit it's no problem. Only caveats are that it can get windy and the fairway grass is dormant in the winter.

Course is called the Links at Rolling Hills. All the holes are surrounded by tall native grass, have to miss fairway by alot to get in it. Some greens have extreme slope. Course in great shape but difficult. Nice campground behind casino, also truck parking. Great promotions at casino.

I had heard about this course from my friends that live in Redding, so on my way back down to L.A i decided to play it. It was around 1pm on a Tuesday and no one out. The staff were friendly and helpful. The weather was great for golf. With no one out there it was perfect for a 1st timer as there is lots of blind tee shots and carries, so you could drive up and scout your line and landing area. The fairways are big but not huge, so you need to be straight off the tee. This would be a tough course for a high marker or 1st timer if you didn't know where you were going.

The course was in great condition, a few more signs to know where you are going would be helpful as you can not even see other holes sometimes. . The greens were pure and a good speed. Definitely would play again.

I have played this course several times and each time I find it even better. Even though it was early spring the course was in excellent condition. It was had to find divots in fairways or on the greens. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The 2 newbees I brought also thought the course was great. I love the links style and this course is one of the best examples on the west coast. The driving range and practice areas were also in top condition. It is well worth the drive to play this course.

The Course is the Best I have ever played. You will not find a dead area of grass on the course anywhere. No invasive grass anywhere. I don't know how they do it but the course looks like a painting. You just have to go and try it for yourself.

It had been too long since my last round here. I had almost forgotten how much fun this place could be. The multiple tees give players the option of choosing one to fit their game. I'm always less than amused by those who insist on playing the John Daly tees and fail to reach the front tees. This course is long enough without adding unnecessary length.
Golf carts are included with your green fees due mainly to the distance between holes and on those warm summer days, you'll appreciate the wheels.
The greens are the most entertaining for me. They play fast and have tons of movement to them.