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Rolling Fields Golf Club is a public course in Western Pennsylvania that was built in 1955. The 18-hole course features 6,320 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70 and was designed by John Chernega. The course has tees ranging from 6320-4390 yards making play enjoyable for golfers of any age.

The course is nestled in the charming town of Murrysville, Pennsylvania, just a short drive from Pittsburgh. Rolling Fields boasts fast greens that are some of the area's best, with the layout stretching across rolling green hills sprinkled with mature trees. The front nine is fairly straightforward with only trees and the occasional bunker causing trouble, while the course gets more challenging on the back nine, which starts with the longest par 4 on the backside featuring a narrow fairway and small green. Rolling Fields Golf Course boasts one of western Pennsylvania's premier finishing holes, a stunning par 4 with a lake that guards the front of the green.