Rolling Oaks at World Woods Golf Club

I play World Woods as my home course..... count me as very lucky.... The reality is that so many people think that playing Rolling Oaks is a step down from the "named course" at World Woods ... Pine Barrens but the reality is Rolling Oaks is a much harder track.... This "ugly step sister" is instead the better of the two choices..... Hard, hilly, and very provocative… she is not easily tamed even to the last hole…. She will bite you back when you least expect it. Sure sometimes she has some rough edges but that makes her just a little more wild and exciting when you are trying to tame her.... The staff is great..... The cart girls are super.... Relax... Have fun.... and enjoy life on a course with no houses.

The continued decline of World Woods is very disappointing. What was once a top place to play has now become an overpriced average course. I keep returning hoping to see a glimpse of its former glory. I hear they may be under new ownership maybe that will bring some positive change. POSITIVE- staff is always friendly and accommodating.

If you want a real challenge play from the green or back tees. You will get to see a lot more of the course.

Played on 86 sunny day. #1 complaint. 1 cart person for 2-18 s . We got thirsty for adult beverage!!! Group in front 3 guys playing 2 women ride alongs. Women looking for balls every hole ,taking pics. Ugh! Slowed play! For facility that has fantastic golf course. Amenities lacking. Hurt the whole experience.

The greens weren;t as good as the ones on Pine.
They should have a ranger out to keep the pace of play up. Two foursomes in front of us were holding up tremendously, Ruined my round of golf

The course was in great shape for this time of the year The layout of the course is very good.

I always enjoy both courses at world woods. This round on Rolling oaks was great as we didn’t see another group until hole 16. No waiting. No holdups. For a Sunday afternoon with 70 degree weather, that is amazing. Greens were a little slower but rolled true.

Fun course and in pretty decent shape. Worth the drive from Orlando .

When I am in town this is the home course. its never in bad shape. been playing here for over 15yrs and I can honestly say ive see it in bad shape only 1 time. must play when in town. this one or Pine Barrens

Brutally long 5 1/2 hour round. Interesting course (played for black tees) but really really slow on the back 9. Par3s had 3 groups waiting on the tee box.

Play about 6 months ago and the greens at Rolling Oaks were terrible. They overbooked the course so badly we had to get a rainchack took us 3 hours to play 9 holes.
I'm happy to report that the ace of play was much better and the greens are coming back I'm happy to see the golf course Bouncing back
It's a phenomenal layout with a awesome staff and beverage team.
there are no houses on the golf course and it's extremely peaceful and quiet.
Keep up the great work.