Rolling Oaks at World Woods Golf Club

Been wanting to play Rolling Oaks for a while now and decided to visit since the last cold front came through making the weather perfect. The price to play here and the condition of course is not something that can be beat, the only complaint I have is that the greens were a bit rough because the winter grass was dying and the summer grass was coming in. I can give this place a solid 4/5 and it would be a 5/5 if the greens were a bit better. I can definitely say I will be coming back to either play Rolling Oaks again or Pine Barrens, and I recommend you get out to World Woods and play there too the price and course condition make it a bargain you shouldn't pass up.

The layout of Rolling Oaks is beautiful. It has lush green fairways with moderately difficult short rough, and not an over abundance of deep rough or woods. The greens were not the best, but there had been a frost, which killed some of the grass. The staff were in the process of repairing them. It was a well kept course. we thoroughly enjoyed playing it.

Great place with friendly staff. Excellent fairways and bunkers and tee boxes. Greens were coming back from a frost but were still playable. The staff informed us prior to the payment which is great as well. Price is a little high but understand. Course and staff very friendly and professional. We weren’t rushed and pace of play was outstanding.

The greens were in terrible condition and impossible to putt.The course has a good layout and very challenging.PACE of play was good and I would definitely play again and recommend a friend but the greens need work .

I’ve played both courses at World Woods. Both great lay outs. However paid $60 to play Rolling Oaks yesterday. Not one green was in good condition. All greens had areas of dead grass on them. Very disappointing

I’ve played many rounds at both Rolling Oaks and Pine Barrens. The conditions have always been superb.

However... the greens on Rolling Oaks are abysmal currently. A recent frost played havoc with the conditions, and even though they are charging a reduced rate, it is not worth the drive to play a course with Hellenes in such awful shape.

As a side note.....be very mindful while driving on the cart paths. There are enough potholes and upheaval made by the roots of the pine trees that is more then likely you may loose a filling if you hit one of those craters. Be aware.

If you’re considering playing Rolling Oaks in the near future, my advice is to wait. It is just plainly not worth your time or money in its current state.

For the price one pays you would expect decent conditions. Needed a sledgehammer on these greens . Disappointed to say the least. If you have a lengthy drive Don't do it !

I think there is a lot of potential. I know they had a fungus and frost issue on the greens and I gave the pass on that(it happens), but ignoring the greens I'd still only give it 2 stars for upkeep. It's a shame.

The course should not be open Greens are horrible more sand and moss than grass

I played the Rolling Oaks course @ World Woods Golf Club. The greens had severe frost damage and were sanded. The fairways were in fair condition. The tee boxes were nice with over-sead. Their other course, Pine Barrens was obviously the better maintained of the courses and more heavily played. I think the locals knew this and were playing that course. I would like to play this course again maybe in the fall when the course recovers from winter damage. I do feel the Pine Barrens course is a better and more interesting layout however.

Most grass on any of 18 greens was 20%. Completely moss or sand covered. Totally unacceptable for the price. Play Pine Barrons, the other course in the grounds.

The greens almost unplayable. Management needs to consider closing this course until green are restored. Sad because fairways are in good condition.

They lost the greens during some of the winter frost. Should get better when the Bermuda start growing aggressively this spring. Hopefully it gets back to previous years conditions. Pine Barrens is in awesome condition.

Course was fine except the greens were terrible, staff said frost damaged.

Usually love to play at either course but Rolling Oaks greens are a complete mess.

Beautiful course, but challenging, greens weren't in the best shape but you can expect that in the winter to spring transition. Highly recommend it to anyone who wants to test their skill set.

We played both courses today. The Pine course was amazing. Rolling Oaks has a great layout with a ton of potential. However, the fairways were rough and the greens were simply terrible. My son and I were pretty disappointed based on what we had heard and world woods. Fortunately, the other course lived up to the hype.

Course design and condition are very nice, but disappointed with the greens especially for the price.