Rolling Hills Country Club

The 7,150-yard, links-style course is David McLay Kidd's design, built into rolling coastal terrain reclaimed from a former sand quarry. Kidd is known internationally for Bandon Dunes (Oregon) and other award-winning courses; Rolling Hills CC represents his work in the Los Angeles market specifically.

Membership at Rolling Hills CC requires an initiation fee and ongoing dues, neither of which the club publishes; prospective members are directed to contact the PGA Director of Membership Sales. Buying a home in The Residences does not automatically confer membership as far as this research could confirm -- sourcing describes memberships as 'available' to Residences buyers, language consistent with priority eligibility rather than confirmed automatic inclusion. Treat golf access as a separate purchase decision from the home until confirmed otherwise with the club/HOA directly.

The Residences at Rolling Hills Country Club is a 228-acre, 114-home private enclave developed by the Chadmar Group and Toll Brothers, sold out by March 2022. Homes come in five architect-designed styles (Robert Hidey Architects: Modern Farmhouse, California Ranch, Interpretive Ranch, Adobe Ranch, European Ranch), 3,500-5,600 square feet on lots from about 8,086 to 35,052 square feet, priced roughly $2 million to $5 million at sellout.

Beyond golf, the club offers a golf academy, full driving range, tennis and pickleball courts, bocce ball courts, a Junior Olympic-sized saltwater pool, a fitness center, a spa, a kids' club, and both fine and casual dining.

The club sits in Rolling Hills Estates on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in southwestern Los Angeles County, a short drive from the South Bay beach cities and the separate, smaller City of Rolling Hills.