MattGolfer123456

Staff is tacky and petty.

Cart girl noticed we had a cooler bag on our cart. The Marshall asked if he could inspect our bag (this is on the 12th hole and we had already purchased food and alcoholic beverages from the club house prior ). I said sure, no problem sir. I was polite and honest. We had some snacks/waters and 2 of our own beers in our bag. He wanted to take our beer and keep them. To me, that sounds like they wanted to throw a sticker on there and then re-sell them to someone else at $8 a can.
I said no it’s ok,..we will gladly just leave. A warning and letting us finish our round would have been sufficient but then I realized they’ll be watching us even more now and making us feel uncomfortable if we where to stay.

The best was when I asked the Marshall if in his 40 years around the game of golf if he ever had an “un-authorized alcoholic beverage “ on a golf course and his answer was
“NO”
What a bare faced lie right to my face. Please buddy, who you kidding. Gimme a break. 40 years, never once lol. Ya ok.
We where honest and open with them,..them not so much in return.
Left a sour taste in my mouth about Rolling Hills and the staff that represents the golf course. Petty.

Pace of play is slow and the Marshall/cart girl is watching you like a hawk. More interested in catching people drinking un-authorized beverage than they are about controlling the pace of play and safety of golfers.

Safe to say we won’t be back there.

Course is in great condition. Decent pace of play as well.
However, the staff is tacky band petty.
Had a Marshall rummage through our cooler bag. Ya we had a couple of our own adult BEVERAGES , snacks and sandwiches in there. We had also BOUGHT 3 rounds prior to being confronted on the 12 hole by the Marshall. He wanted to take our adult beverages away from us .., not dump them out. To me that means so they could throw a sticker on there and sell them back to people at there cost of $8 . We where honest and thought maybe they’d let us continue with a warning. We would have been more than happy with that and no hard feelings.
The best was when I asked the Asian/oriental Marshall who rummaged through our bag if he’d ever once had a non-authorized beverage on a golf course during his 45 years in the industry his answer was NO..
bare face lie. Gimme a break pal. Who you kidding here.
We where honest with them but he wasn’t with us. Leaves a sour taste in our mouths.
We where more than polite and decided that we’d rather leave then continue especially now knowing we’d be followed and watched by the course staff for the rest of the round.

Safe to say the course is petty and we won’t be back there.