Rolling Green Golf Course

I don’t normally trash courses, especially after the weather we’ve had… but this may be the worst kept course in western Pennsylvania. There’s a difference between weather effecting golf conditions and not caring… they don’t care. $49 for 18 is a ripoff. Ground hornets everywhere. Bunkers were weeds, rocks, and water. I try to be lenient with public courses but this was so bad it needs to be posted. Just have some pride in your course that’s all people ask for.

Great value. Table top greens in great shape. They pride themselves on the greens there and it shows. Fun holes. Fun layout. It's a hike but it's walkable given the layout. Props to the groundskeepers. One of the employees told me they only have four guys working the course. If that's true they do an incredible job. I had a nice round. I'll come back.

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. Unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing from start to finish. Upon arrival, the two male employees working at the time were unfriendly and unwelcoming. Rather than creating a positive customer experience, their tone and demeanor came across as rude and dismissive. This was not the first negative interaction we have had at this course, which made the experience even more frustrating. In addition, the course itself is poorly maintained. The cart paths are in very rough condition, with potholes and significant wear throughout, an…

Great little course, very well maintained considering the abuse it takes. Not a lot of respectful Golfers on the course as I will find divots all the time on Greens. But if you are there early the greens keepers will always have them fixed and the greens rolled. I've been to multiple courses the last couple weeks, Butler's, Chippewa, & South Park. And I can tell you hands down that Rolling Green was by far the best kept. We are in fall season and I had no issues losing my balls due to leaves. I couldn't say that for the other courses. Nothing more frustrating hitting a good drive and not able…

Played on 4/11/25 after a lot of rain the past week. Despite the rain the course was in very good shape with no ponding any where on the course including the bunkers which were in fine shape. The greens had been cut in the morning and rolled as well as any local course around. The only downside on the course was the amount of garbage in the wooded areas around holes 3 and 4. It is a shame people throw their empty cans, bottles etc when refuse containers are on most holes. I would encourage the grounds folks take a day to clean up as it detracts from the course. The course itself is about 5…

We had a different kind of round because of the weather. Our foursome started out the day dry, but roughly halfway through the round, it started to rain. Not heavy, but enough to make a difference. So, to be fair and honest, it was okay. I liked the course, so I'll be back to try it again on a more fair day. Regardless of the weather, we enjoyed ourselves over 18.

Not a bad course! Like true Western PA courses the holes were hilly, but the greens weren't evil like some courses. The cart paths leave much to be desired and need work badly. Staff was kind and attentive, tee boxes well kept. Carts are basic, no frills.

If you enjoy 5 hour rounds and greens taken over by pitch marks this is the course for you. I never in my life have played such a slow round, I did not hit a single shot I did not wait at least 4-5 minutes for the hole to clear. Not a single ranger in sight. The fairways are in good shape, most tees are hard to find a flat spot on, and the greens would be in decent shape aside from looking like a minefield. For how cheap it is it’s okay if you have at least 5 hours slotted for a round, but you get what you pay for.

Staff was tremendous. Back 9 was beautiful. Short, semi challenging course. Some of the fairways on the front 9 were in BAD BAD shape..greens were a little roughed up as well. But for a busy public course later in the season.. wasn’t the worst. I’d play again. PS. Some of you need to learn pace of play and etiquette.

Beautiful fairways and tough greens make this course special. Lots of hills so a cart is a must.

One of my favorite courses in the area, but they really need to space tee times out a little better. Ive played here many times and several of those we were backed up waiting to hit or getting hit into. Not gonna stop playing here for this but it would be a nice change and make it a little more relaxed playing. All in all still a great, well kept, and friendly staffed course.

Some rough spots here and there on more than a few holes, but with the weather we've had they've done a pretty decent job keeping after it. If you don't mind a hilly course it's worth playing.