Not a challenging course. Lots of holes are straight on with no traps or bunkers. Trees give way to…read morewide fairways.

Just play it, you'll come away thinking "this is a muni?" the course is in wonderful shape despite…read morea region-wide drought...the greens are true and reasonably quick fairways are wide and the rough isn't punitive given the lack of rain but there are enough challenges for a test! I guess the best endorsement is that PGA Golf Professional Luke Guthrie refined his game here...

They have enlarged to 18 holes and have done it well. Always enjoyed playing here. The new 9 holes…read moreare very well landscaped and spacious. Well maintained ans a friendly staff.

any golf course with no bathroom on the course is a one star for me. i asked the worker when they…read morewould have a bathroom and he said not for another few weeks

Good course with a great view. Jim Happy in the clubhouse is a great guy who gave us a great…read moreexperience.

Another country course that I stumbled upon while wandering. Nobody here but me on the day I…read morestopped. Locals probably think 60*+ is too cold. Paid the man in the shop about $18 and walked my 18 holes. When I was putting my clubs into the car, he came out to let me know that I could play all day for that amount. Crazy! But I had to get back to Minnesota - I don't know why. Don't miss Hannibal's old downtown - Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer, etc.

This is a fun and challenging course. The Scott brothers work hard to keep it in good condition…read moreeven during the driest weather. Smooth, fast greens with correct undulations. The hole setup is well thought-out and can be played short enough for the average golfer, yet can be amply long from the tips. Highly recommend if your in the Hannibal area.

We were a little disappointed. We rented a room on a Wednesday in July. Room #631 which is a corner…read moreroom on the top floor of the terrace. I believe we are the only one's here in the whole building. We checked in around 4:30 thinking time to ride the complimentary gondolas before dinner. Wrong! The gondolas were closed because the temperature inside was too dangerous. Apparently, there is no air conditioning or fan ventilation. We passed on the open seating as the metal seats suddenly seemed hot and unappealing. Winery was closed. Gift shop was closed. It appeared the other rides may have been closed???? Idk. Restaurant was open and seemed very nice. Only flat bread and sandwiches on the menu. The views from our deck were breathtaking. Several patio tables and chairs to sit on. Our bed was very comfortable. Complimentary coffee, water and muffins. The room was outdated but clean. This place just wasn't as glamorous as I visioned.

My bonus daughter and I decided to come here for a drink while the other people in our group rode…read morethe alpine coaster. We went to the bar and the service was fast. It wasn't crowded at the bar because most of the crowd was outside for the views. Which is understandable because the view is amazing. We were in the mood for something sweet so I ordered Moscato and my daughter ordered the blackberry wine. Both were crisp and delicious. The flavor was exactly what we were expecting. We decided not to eat because the menu didn't look appetizing and none of the food in passing looked good either. However, definitely glad we came for wine. We would definitely return to sit outside while we enjoy wine. Oh they do not offer wine tasting which is a bummer.

This is a decent course but they don't have anyone monitoring the pace of play and the group in…read morefront of us were blitzed out of their minds and the two guys in the group were barefoot, slow and obnoxious. This would have easily been spotted by a ranger. As for the course itself, I've seen it in better shape in the past. The greens had many ball marks that were repaired and the tee boxes were as hard as rock. The fairways were in good shape. Decent price but too slow of a round.

Really ridiculous you have a practice faculty with a range but closes at 5 every night? How are…read morepeople with work suppose to practice after? Seems like a poor business strategy to me

This is a nice course, front 9 tight, back nine longer but more open! Concrete cart paths make way…read moreto some hills, valleys and water making for an interesting course! There are prettier courses out there (complete with flowers) but this course is definitely worth your time!

Great staff, fantastic employees.. gorgeous scenery/! Will definitely be back. Fantastic location…read morefor family parties !!

This was the first golf course that I golfed on so I am a little partial here. I had a great…read moreexperience and really the friends that I was with made it an awesome experience. I will usually go back to this course anytime I am down this way. When you walk into the club house you can see that several different football players and other sports figures have come through to play the course. It is owned by Justin Smith of the Cincinatti Bengals and he grew up in this area so that's pretty cool. This is an 18-hole Public Golf course that plays just under 6700 yards from the longest tee, for a par of 72. The front nine has some holes near water and appear to be in better condition than the back nine. Hole #2 is a par 5 where you can't even really see the fairway, but you have to be precise in where you drive the ball. Your second shot is generally between 220 and 189 (depending on how far you drive). Reachable in two for an eagle. If you go left then chances are you're dropping a shot. Holes #17 and 18 are challenging. 17 goes straight up a hill and can be frustrating if you don't hit a good tee shot. I call 18 the arrogant tee shot. The correct way to play the hole is to hit into the small fairway patch and then attack the green. This hole has a severe dog leg right and it's about 230-250 to clear the trees if you want to go straight for the green. Most usually end up in the trees, but if you can find your ball then you are just a chip shot away. I would normally give it 5 stars, but the recent conditions of this course have made it drop one star. There is a fungus that is killing the greens and they don't seem to do much about it. Another factor is that the greens are somewhat small so you don't have much to work with. Overall though, for the price and location, it's a fun round.

This is a wonderful 18 hole golf course. It's very well kept and most of golf carts are very nice…read more They have a shop inside full of golf items. They have a lot of food and drinks to offer. Some of the holes on the course are what I would call narrow and lined with trees. It's a little more challenging than other courses I've golfed at. Overall it's great for a nice round of golf. Not as family friendly as TCGC in my opinion though.

I don't know what's been happening at the club, but lately the food has been absolutely fantastic…read more There's more imagination and style on the menu and with the specials each night. I love the chicken schnitzel, the filet, the spinach and Caprese salad. The wine selection has even gotten better! This just may be one of Hannibal's best kept secrets.

Something for everyone, kids meals, lighter fare, or hearty dinners, you can find just about…read moreanything you want at the club. With a full bar, patio seating, and a "welcome home" atmosphere, the club will surely be a place you want to go back to. The ever changing seasonal features keep things fresh, as well as member favorites being a staple year round. Good food, great staff, and great times to be had by all.

I am trying to plan our first golf event for the place where I work. It was recommended to try…read moreRolling Hills Golf Course. I met with Marv, the superintendent. He was very helpful, shared some good insight. We are looking to host our event in July and I think it will be successful..

A nice little course up in Godfrey. Played in the afternoon midweek, paid less than 15 bucks for 18…read morewith a cart. Greens were in very good shape considering how they are in the rest of the area right now. Not too many ball marks or burnt up areas. Fairways were in decent shape, and the rough was pretty straightforward to play out of, played very fair all around. Layout-wise, the front 9 benefit a longer hitter, lots of space to go hard with driver. Groves of trees separate most of the fairways from each other, so be prepared to play some low safety shots if you're a little wild off the tee. The back 9, however, I didn't really care for. There's two hard left doglegs that just seemed a little cutesy, they were easy to play with an iron off the tee, I just thought the design was lame on the first hole with it, and then the second was enough to annoy me into ranting about it. Assume it's due to a lack of space on the back side, which happens, I understand, just wasn't my cup of tea. Other than that, a pleasant little course. May be back if I can snag another cheap tee time. As an added benefit, looked like they had a nice big driving range, and more than enough space to warm up on the practice green. Can't attest to the food and beverage situation in the clubhouse, but assume it's on the same level as any other course around.