Rolling Acres Golf Course

Rolling Acres Golf Course is a 27-hole public golf course located in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, spread across 250 acres of rolling countryside. Built on a former farm estate, the original course opened in 1964 and was designed by James Harrison. In 1988, the course underwent an expansion that blended the original holes with new ones, creating the current layout. The course is situated in a rural setting that offers golfers an escape from urban environments, featuring the rolling terrain characteristic of the region. The facility accommodates golfers of various skill levels, including junior players through its Family Course Program with forward tees. Rolling Acres serves as a public course open to daily play and also hosts tournaments and events, including appearances on the U.S. Kids Golf Tour. The course is equipped with modern amenities, including Club Car GPS-enabled golf carts, and features additional facilities such as The Timberhouse and The Antler Lounge for dining and events.