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The Links at Rolling Hills

4.2 (102 reviews)

2657 Everett Freeman Way, Corning, CA

(530) 528-4600

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The Links at Rolling Hills

4.2 (102 reviews)

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2657 Everett Freeman Way, Corning, CA

(530) 528-4600

Details

Holes

Par

7,823

Yards

78.0

Rating

140

Slope

Yes

RangeDriving Range

The Links at Rolling Hills in Corning, CA, is a Scottish-links-style championship course known for its wide fairways, deep bunkers, and fast greens. Designed by John Daly and opened in 2007, this 18-hole, par-72 course stretches over 7,813 yards, making it one of the longest courses in California. The layout offers a challenging yet fair test for golfers of all skill levels, with natural rolling terrain, minimal trees, and ever-present wind conditions that demand strategic shot-making. Located within the Rolling Hills Casino & Resort, the course provides a driving range, practice facilities, and a clubhouse with dining options for a complete golf experience.

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Wed, Oct 7

Last updated 49 minutes ago

Mon, Oct 5

103

Tue, Oct 6

104

Wed, Oct 7

101

Thu, Oct 8

102

Fri, Oct 9

105

Sat, Oct 10

Sun, Oct 11

7:30 AM

$62

1 Player 18 Holes

7:40 AM

$62

1–2 Players 18 Holes

8:00 AM

$62

1 Player 18 Holes

8:10 AM

$62

1–4 Players 18 Holes

8:40 AM

$62

1–4 Players 18 Holes

8:50 AM

$62

1–4 Players 18 Holes

10:00 AM

$62

1–4 Players 18 Holes

10:10 AM

$62

1–3 Players 18 Holes

10:20 AM

$62

1–4 Players 18 Holes

10:30 AM

$62

1–3 Players 18 Holes

10:40 AM

$62

1–4 Players 18 Holes

4.2 (102 Reviews)

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Just played here today with friends. Very cool course, tight fairways and beautiful greens. Challenges you to really be accurate. Im a high handicap, +20, but was extremely fun . Native lands surrounding the entire course, so again , gotta be accurate, or bring extra balls lol. Nice clubhouse also

David

4.0

3 months ago

They allow bookings until 4pm but will cut you off as soon as it hits 5pm. Multiple groups were cut off from playing, regardless of if you paid for a full 18 holes. A waste of money if you want to play 18 holes (and finish).

Stefan

1.0

8 months ago

Marshall/Pro and pro shop employee are so rude, they ruined a great day of golf with friends. The pro wants you to take lessons but he is so unfriendly and condescending why would anyone want to take lessons from him? Does he not know that he would get more business if he was just friendly? The course is great but due to these two employees I don’t want to give them any more of my money. This seems to be an experience that many others I’ve talked to have had with these employees. Not sure why they want to chase off paying customers. Play at your own risk. Hope they won’t harass you like they do so many.

Tim

1.0

12 months ago

I highly recommend The Links at Rolling Hills!!! Friendly and knowledgeable staff Brad The Club Professional is extremely knowledgeable! Both myself and my 15 year old son signed up for 4 lessons each with him and I was able to dramatically drop my handicap. The course is great to play I bring my little guys with us to golf as well and never any issues.

Zack

5.0

about 4 years ago

What a great course! I'm an out of towner, and I have been playing quite a few courses in the Yuba City / Chico area. Even in the winter, this course was great! The fairways were a bit yellow and the grass looks dead, but hitting off it felt like a normal fairway to me. The course is very challenging, and long. And I think the best part of everything is how affordable it is! $50 for 18 holes and it includes a cart. And the play it back rate is only $25! I will definitely be coming back. In the summer, I bet this course would be just as nice as resort courses... Pace of play was slow, 4.5 hours.