Rolling Hills Country Club
Frequently Asked Questions
Can non-members play a round at Rolling Hills Country Club, and what's the process?
Getting on at Rolling Hills as a non-member isn't straightforward; it's primarily a member-guest experience. Your best bet is to connect with a current member for an invitation, as they rarely open tee times to the public. If you're lucky enough to secure an invite, cherish it - it's a special day out.
What makes the course at Rolling Hills Country Club particularly challenging or memorable?
The 'rolling hills' in the name aren't just for show - you'll face significant elevation changes, especially on the back nine, that demand precise club selection. Keep an eye out for the par-3 14th; its elevated tee shot over a ravine is as beautiful as it is intimidating, truly a signature hole.
When is the ideal time of year to plan a golf trip to Rolling Hills Country Club?
We highly recommend visiting Rolling Hills in late spring or early fall. The weather is typically perfect - warm but not scorching - and the course conditions are at their absolute peak, with lush fairways and fast, true greens. You'll avoid the summer humidity and the occasional winter frost, ensuring the best possible round.
What can I expect regarding course conditions and typical green fees at Rolling Hills?
Rolling Hills prides itself on immaculate conditions; expect perfectly manicured fairways and greens that roll exceptionally true, often running quite fast. While green fees vary for guests, anticipate a premium experience reflecting the club's high standards, usually in the $250-350 range for a guest round including a cart.
What's a unique post-round experience or highlight at Rolling Hills Country Club?
After your round, don't miss relaxing on the clubhouse patio overlooking the 18th green. We always grab a 'Hilltop Highball' - their signature cocktail - and watch groups finish, enjoying the stunning panoramic views of the course and surrounding landscape. It's the perfect way to cap off a memorable day.