Semi-Private · 18 Holes

Rolling Hills Golf Course

8900 East 29th Street, Tucson, Arizona

Semi-PrivateMembership

18Holes

William F. BellCourse Designer

4.5★260 Reviews

Tucson, AZLocation

2Listings

The Club

About Rolling Hills Golf Course

Rolling Hills Golf Club in Tucson, Arizona, offers a semi-private 18-hole golf course designed by William F. Bell. Established in 1962, the course features a mix of nine par 3s and nine par 4s, with a total length of 4146 yards. The club is known for its superb maintenance and quick playtime of under 3.5...

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Green Fees

Weekday 18 Holes$47

Weekday 18 Holes (Twilight - After 1pm)$37

Weekday 18 Holes (Super Twilight - After 5pm)$31

Weekday 9 Holes$34

Weekday 18 Holes (Jr/Sr/Military-Active Duty)$37

Weekday 9 Holes (Super Twilight - After 5pm)$25

Weekend / Holiday 18 Holes$51

Weekend / Holiday 18 Holes (Twilight - After 1pm)$41

Weekend / Holiday 18 Holes (Super Twilight - After 5pm)$31

Weekend / Holiday 9 Holes$37

Weekend / Holiday 9 Holes (Super Twilight - After 5pm)$25

Rates are approximate and from public sources — confirm current pricing with the course.

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart

Pull Cart

Club Rental

Club Fitting

Pro Shop

Golf Lessons

Driving Range

Putting Green

Chipping Green

Practice Bunker

Restaurant

Bar & Lounge

Reception Hall

Changing Room

Real Estate

Listings at Rolling Hills Golf Course

2002 S Camino Seco

Tucson, AZ

$299,000

1722 S Camino Seco

Tucson, AZ

$363,000

Membership

Joining Rolling Hills Golf Course

Rolling Hills Golf Club offers a variety of membership options, including Affiliate, Single Stockholder, and Family Stockholder memberships. Members enjoy full use of the course, restaurant, bar, and driving range, with varying levels of guest privileges and tee time booking advantages. The club also features a fully stocked pro shop, club fitting services, and the Niblick Bar & Grill.

Membership Options

Ways to Join

Affiliate

golf

$140/yrAnnual

Pay regular green fees and cart fees with full use of course, restaurant, bar, and driving range.

Make tee times one week in advance
Limited guest privileges

Single Stockholder

golf

$1,750/yrAnnual

Must own a share of stock to be eligible. Pay no green fees, only cart fees if riding.

Make tee times two weeks in advance
Has guest privileges

Family Stockholder

golf

$2,800/yrAnnual

Must own a share of stock to be eligible. Pay no green fees, only cart fees if riding.

Make tee times two weeks in advance
Has guest privileges

Non-Stakeholder Single Membership

social

$2,400/yrAnnual

Full access to bar, bridge club, restaurant, and special events.

Non-Stakeholder Family Membership

social

$3,700/yrAnnual

Full access to bar, bridge club, restaurant, and special events.

Fees are approximate and gathered from public sources — contact the club to confirm current pricing.

Reviews

What People Say

4.5/5

★★★★★

Google · 260 reviews

In summary

Rolling Hills Golf Course is appreciated for its friendly staff, reasonable prices, and enjoyable par 3 layout, making it a popular choice for families and high handicap golfers. The course is well-maintained with challenging greens, and the clubhouse offers good food and drinks. However, some visitors have experienced issues with the driving range conditions, slow pace of play, and confusion over twilight rates and course closing times.

★★★★★5 months ago

The course is in pretty good shape but the driving range has something to be desired. Hitting off of the ground and mud basically.

— Cory Penttila

★★★★★4 months ago

Probably the best hot dog i've had on a golf course, good chili too ! The course itself was alright, best green fees in Tucson tho ! Highly recommend !

— Tristan Caputo

★★★★★2 years ago

Went here after checking into our hotel, loved the fact that they had grass to hit off of. The grass was a little beat up though, may have been because we went here around 5 pm, so late in the day.

— mike d

★★★★★2 weeks ago

Great par 3 golf course. Clubhouse is fantastic, great food and great drinks

— joshua adams

★★★★★4 months ago

Nightmare 4 hour round if you’re under 30 and it’s busy if it’s empty it can be absolutely serene but there is not enforcement of pace of play

— Trevor Cummings

★★★★★6 months ago

Nice course. Cold beer. Friendly staff and reasonable prices

— David Pruett

★★★★★Edited 3 years ago

Great golf course, kids love being there as do I. Staff is very friendly and 1st tee program is great for kids to learn a great game

— Hector Leyva

★★★★★10 months ago

Rolling Hills GC is special for so many reasons. Of course, the golf is fantastic, but anytime you play golf, you must first book a tee time and interact with the staff. The staff is incredible! I can't say enough about Jeremy, Dave, Jenny, Macie, Annalise and everyone else who makes a trip to RHGC a wonderful experience. Now we address the golf... The course may be shorter than the average course in town, but that certainly doesn't mean it's easy. The course has numerous challenges, including the rewarding and punishing greens. All of which make for a challenging, exceptionally enjoyable…

— Andrew Faulkner

★★★★★Edited a year ago

Course is short but decent. Why does the pro shop (aka the driving range) close at 5with 2 hours left of sunlight so can't do anything after work if you plan to? You could still play 9 in that amount of time ?? No reason to go unless retired or non standard working hours

— KDA _15

★★★★★a year ago

Small course very dry and hard. It is nice to play there if better hydrated. Front nine is easier, flatter but back nine isn’t hard. High handicap golfers will like this course due to short length(s) and open layout. You lose less balls.

— Bob M

★★★★★9 months ago