Rolling Hills Country Club

Private club golf in southern Indiana where the walking culture actually holds. Rolling terrain across nearly 6,700 yards with a slope pushing 130 means this isn't a flat stroll. You'll feel it in your legs. The third hole sets the tone early. A 500-plus yard par 5 ranked as the toughest test on the card. Four par 5s total give the course its teeth, and walking all of them builds the kind of rhythm cart golf never delivers. Eight tee options let members pick their fight. The Green tees play longer than most expect at over 6,200 yards, and the women's slope from those same tees actually runs higher than the men's. Pace of play ratings run high here, which matters when you're on foot and momentum keeps the round moving. Restaurant on-site for the post-round debrief. Walkability score of 85 puts this among the better private options in a state where cart paths too often win by default.