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You have to pick your spots but given the right day and time it’s a decent track that’s always in pretty good condition especially considering how much traffic it gets. Pace of play can be a concern, especially if you’re accustomed to private courses, but overall not a huge issue. Cart paths are bad in spots but ultimately avoidable. I play this course about once a week and I’ll keep going back.

Rolling Meadows is a decent track that is usually in pretty good shape. I enjoy playing there because of the close proximity to my home and the reasonable pricing when I can find a hot deal. My biggest gripe about the course is the greens. They are been pretty bumpy and INCREDIBLY slow, which any decent golfer will tell you that it’s really hard to make puts in these conditions. Based on the cost of greens fees I would hope to see some type of improvement in the speed, but nothing has changed.