Middle/Back at Rolling Green Golf Club

If you want a fairly wide open tract with fast greens, go here! If you are a beginning golfer and don't want to lose too many balls, go here! If you want to play at an elite, country club.... go pay $65+ somewhere else!
Really done a LOT of work on the greens in recent years and the hardwork is paying off. This is a weekly favorite for my tune ups!

Conditions of greens and fairways were in pretty good shape for this time of the year. Course had wide fairways on almost every hole layout was a little difficult to follow for a first time play. Greens putted pretty smooth with consistent speed from green to green.

The cart paths are in need of attention. The carts are old and out dated. For the money it's not worth it. Other nicer courses to pay in the area for same money.

I realize that one review doesn’t mean a lot but I will explain what happened and leave it up to everyone to decide if you would want to deal with this.

We got to the course and it started raining, it was an unusually cold day for the time of year but we tried to tee off anyway, Even after some hail, we tried to play but after having carts with no covers for your clubs and standing water on the greens, we decided it was time to leave.

While trying to get a rain check we were told that because we booked through golf now, the course was not getting “paid” for this round so they could not give us a rain check. GolfNow would need to give a rain check but the course wasn’t officially closed. Even though it was unplayable we were told we could wait it out...

After trying to figure out how to get a refund from golfnow we decided to go out. What a disaster. If the course shouldn’t have been closed due to weather, it should be closed due to conditions. Only 3 of the 18 holes had actual grass on the fairways: the tee boxes weren’t much better and in some cases worse:

So overall, I’ll never go back and I don’t understand why we couldn’t have just got a rain check in the first place. Never again!!

Good course, not much water in play. Tee boxes clearly marked. Almost no yardage markers to be seen. Could use a few more rakes and golfers that use the rakes that are there. Will definitely be back.

This is a 27 hole course. Holes 1-18 have new greens. Not sure the type of grass but very course. It makes them a little slower to play than I am use to, but putts so true. This course's name is on point. There are some subtle breaks that will make you scratch your head. Some false fronts will also surprise you should you take your eyes off of your ball before it comes to a stop. There has been times my jaw has dropped as I pull up to the green to find my ball off the green after hitting a beautiful shot.

They have done great work on the first 18 greens. This is a 27 hole course. And all 27 holes are worth playing in the same round, but have only replaced the first 18 greens. They are immaculate! They are slow, but in amazing shape. It's a really great course to play. Some holes are short, some are long, but when you are done you feel like you have played a unique course. It's not a course where you drive, approach and chip/putt. Each shot is different. Play and enjoy!

Like the layout , plus it’s 27 holes. Play one back 9 this time and the other the next time !!!! Good choice !

Pros: Friendly staff, holes #2 through # 8 (Pinehurst-esque?), most greens in mint condition, most fairways in good condition, mountain views from # 15 fairway through # 17 fairway, family owned and operated.

Cons: Conditions of sand-like traps, no water stations on course.

Well I got to the course and the parking lot is almost full that told me it was going to be a bad round and I Was right.They just set off 32 guys in a large group just before I got there plus others that were coming in and that book tee times. The owner was very nice man and the course was not in bad shape. I received the bucket of balls that had a bunch of split balls in the basket . The pace of play was terrible you had to wait at each hole for upwards to five to 10 minutes at a times only played nine holes and I quit because it already at three hours .

Bill, Ken, and I met at Rolling Greens to play today. They are replacing their bent grass greens with zoysia and have finished the first two nines. The new greens were a little slow, but they were beautiful. We played the final nine with a mixture of bent grass and zoysia and had a little trouble finding the pace of putts. All in all, I think the change will improve the course. I love the last three holes on the third nine. They really challenge you to "grip it and rip it". Rolling Greens has the best hotdogs around.

First time playing here. The fairways were pretty wide open. I played 9 and started on hole 10. The 16th or 17th hole tee box was pretty much bare ground. The guy checking people in was super nice and other than the threesome behind us the course was empty on a Saturday evening. I’d prob play here again for the price. Nothing special though.

My first time playing this course. I expected the condition to be better than what it was for this time of the year. The greens were in relatively decent shape, but could have been better. Holes 1 & 8 were closed due to the greens being under repair. I would not have booked the course had I known this in advanced. The tee boxes were horrendous, particularly on the par 3s. I was hitting off of dirt or dead grass on every box. I certainly would not recommend this course at this time.

We enjoyed our round- beautiful rolling hills and challenging greens. Of course being March the fairways were dormant, but that didn't take away from our enjoyment.

Great time playing. A lot of challenges on this course. Hope to play again soon

I was really disappointed in this course. TOO HIGH on the price for the clay traps (sand traps). The greens were good, fairways really rough.