Rolling Pines DGC

This is a real gem! Pull in and there is plenty of parking and a big sign telling you all about the course. First tee is right there off the parking lot and easy to find. The place is beautiful and ... show more ›

This is a real gem! Pull in and there is plenty of parking and a big sign telling you all about the course. First tee is right there off the parking lot and easy to find. The place is beautiful and you see that from the first basket leading you in. I noticed 3 tee pads ( may have been more) on each hole, making it playable for any level, and the course had great signage making it easy to navigate. The gold longs we’re tough as they should be and whites were challenging, didn’t get a chance to play the shorter ones but those looked like some great lines too. This place is super fun and gets progressively harder as you get to 18. Lots of tall canopy trees to wind through and the hanging basket was cool. Then in the back you get a bunch of great elevation shots that were really mapped out well to not kill you on the hike. Hands down the best course I have played in NC for both playability and challenge.

We just played the Rolling Pines, "South of the Pines" Tournament, and it was a blast! Granted, it was the first time playing this course but we found the course beautifully maintained, good flow with ... show more ›

We just played the Rolling Pines, "South of the Pines" Tournament, and it was a blast! Granted, it was the first time playing this course but we found the course beautifully maintained, good flow with the layout and great teepads. The holes were a fair mix of technical and distance, having short/long pads, that varied difficulty accordingly. I would definitely recommend playing it and, if you get the chance, play an event there! Everyone we met during the event were very friendly and helpful.