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Great value for the money. Greens were in great shape, fairways were suffering a little from the drought. A couple of holes had sprinklers running while we played. Our foursome played our round on typical pace of 4hrs and 15 min., but everyone else was in a hurry. We had the course backed up, but we were on pace. The clubhouse needs an upgrade and improvement on concessions, but by keeping it basic, they can continue to offer great prices on golf. Id recommend Rolling Hills to anyone looking to play a round for less than $30.

Do not play here until they've fixed the greens. The course is in horrible condition. At least 3-4 greens are destroyed, so they've covered half of the green with a tarp. There is construction equipment on the course. It's understandable that they are making improvements, but they are still charging full price. With 3-4 greens being basically unplayable, the course should either be closed or heavily discounted. Not $47 in the winter.

It's a really nice course, the staff was friendly and even everyone on the course was cordial. Biggest downfall was pace of play. They may have overbooked tee times or it was extremely slow play. We started out 1 and 2 were fine, then we met a twosome who was waiting on a foursome ahead of them. For the rest of the round we had to wait at least ten minutes at each tee box. Never saw a course Marshall, but they need one.

Love this course. Its relatively short, but you've got to hit good shots. There are a few tricky holes. We played in late November so there were leaves everywhere, it was cart path only, the fairways were pretty beat up, and so we're the greens. This is to be expected in Missouri in late November. During the warmer months, this course is usually excellent.

Myself and two other friends played this course last week and we enjoyed it so much that we booked a tee time and played it again a week later. We really liked the course layout.

A nice course, much better than your typical municipal course