Rolling Green Golf Course
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Rolling Green Golf Course
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History
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Celebrating 50 years!
Transformed in 1958 from a farm into a public golf course, Rolling Green is the oldest public golf course in Washington County, Pennsylvania. It originated as a 9 hole public golf course, with meager green fees ranging from$1 for 9 holes on weekdays, to $2 for 18 holes on the weekends. The debut was a success and in the early 1960's a second nine was added. Although many of the holes were rearranged to accommodate this second nine, holes #1 and 9, although updated, are to this day still part of the original 9 hole layout. In the mid 1960's the game of golf was changed forever as motorized carts became more reliable and popular. Rolling Green acquired 6 par pony carts that were little more than a seat, steering arm, and battery. Many changes have occurred through the years, but to this day, Rolling Green remains owned, operated, and designed by J. Russell Wylie and family. Looking for another challenge? Check out our other course by clicking the link below.
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