Rolling Hills Golf Club

$ 26 for afternoon tee off (I went after 3p) and apparently only $ 20 after 4:30p. I haven’t been to too many courses, but this seems like a reasonable price. It’s an extra $ 5 for a push cart to hold your bag.
Newbie here, we went on the par 62 Classic Course. It’s pretty open and straight away. Good course to practice your shots and putts, little places to lose a ball. For the most part, when you shoot your first shot you can see where you want to get to, great for a newbie.
After you finish, you can use the bucket of water+soap next to the café to clean your clubs. It has a brush for you to get anything a bit harder, seems like a decent brush to not scratch your previous clubs. And you can clean off your shoes right next to it.

Challenge Course.
Getting a golf now deal made this pretty good. I used to use Rolling Hills as my start to the season as the course is fairly basically laid out. There’ nothing too challenging aside from a few green side bunkers, everything is flat including the greens and the fairways are wide open. Course is in reasonable shape for a Club Link course.
Hate the design of the Challenge course as its like a clover. When you’re in teeing off in the center holes there’s always 7 or so other holes spitting distance away and 6 others with greens landing nearby. So there’s always movement, chatter and carts swinging by at all times.
That reason alone makes this course blow.
However, if you’re a newbie ready to move from the range to a course, RHG and maybe the classic is a great way to start.

Clublink club with three courses:
— classic (small par 62)
— challenge (intermediate)
— championship (advanced)
Great value for money, especially for twilight rounds.