Rolling Hills Country Club

Rolling Hills Country Club is a George Cobb-designed 18-hole course in Monroe, North Carolina, built in 1963 and crafted to suit golfers of every skill level. The traditional layout features reachable par 5s and challenging par 3s, with verdant Bermuda fairways and TifEagle Bermuda greens that make for consistently enjoyable playing conditions. Whether you're a high handicapper looking for a relaxed round or a scratch player seeking a genuine test, the course delivers on both fronts. A limited membership keeps the experience personal — no tee time lotteries, no morning or afternoon draws. The compact layout between holes also makes Rolling Hills equally suited to walking or riding.