1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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 Nice Course, Apr 17, 2004
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reviewer: Rhonda J.
from Orlando, FL USA
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| Very nice course and well kept. My only complaint is no Driving Range!!! |
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0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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 Un-friendly Staff, Apr 12, 2004
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reviewer: Brent
from Longwood, FL
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| The new management of this course is chasing away business and they don't even know it. They went from private to public, but have no idea how to treat golfers who may become regulars. I've moved in the neigborhood recently and have played the course a couple of times and practiced on the putting greens only to be told that the practice area is for members only. That's fine but at least put some damn signs up that indicate that. I urge all golfers to play where they treat you like a valued customer. Rolling Hill does not! |
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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 Now OPEN TO PUBLIC! Challenging and fun!, Feb 12, 2004
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reviewer: barry robb
from Winter Springs, FL USA
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| Rolling Hills is a great course for the intermediate to advanced player with its challengingly longer holes and strategically placed hazards, yet is fun for the beginner player with closely placed tee boxes that avoid most water hazards. The contour of this beautiful Longwood property yields anything but the typical FLAT Florida experience. For instance, the par 5, 14th takes you from the back tee box across a 180-yard water hazard to the first landing area, which originates below a 6% grade approximately 65 feet below the green. Other holes leave your second-shot approach to the green completely blind, unless your tee shot carries past 200. The dogleg left par 4, 9th, takes you up and over a large hill and drops 35 feet to the green protected by both water long and sand short. All par 5's are barely reachable in two, giving even long drivers a slim chance at eagle. The par 3's, though most are short, have tight greens and close O.B. markers. Water comes into play on a handful of holes. Eleven holes are nearly straight with a few very tight fairways. Some dog-leg holes require perfect tee shots or accurate fades to reach the green in regulation. The course grass could be greener and the fairways better managed, but at $35 per weekend morning round in peak season for FL residence, I think Rolling Hills is a great value. Pros: driving range, solid greens, fun course. Cons: No refreshment cart the day I played, a couple neglected fairways and too many lost balls on the 12th! |
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