Rolling Acres Golf Course

Hole19 golfers rank Rolling Acres Golf Course one of the most-played courses in Pennsylvania on Hole19, and the layout gives them plenty of reasons to return. Designed by James Harrison and opened in 1964, this public 27-hole course in Pennsylvania, United States plays across tree-lined fairways with water from seven lakes, sand and grass bunkers, and large, gently-tilted greens. The North/South combination stretches to 6,728 yards from the White tees, while the West Nine measures 3,003 yards — giving golfers flexibility in how they take on the property. The course has hosted the U.S. Kids Golf Pittsburgh Summer Tour. The clubhouse includes a restaurant and lounge open to the public from early morning to late evening, The Antler Lounge bar, a pro shop, banquet facilities, and a picnic shelter.