Rolling Pines
Wilkesboro, NC
Bombers delight. Great course for big throws and fun elevation change.
Course layout
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Hole by hole
Main layout · 18 holes · Par 58 · 7,405 ftWhat to expect at Rolling Pines
Rolling Pines is a 18-hole public course in Wilkesboro, NC, playing 7,405 feet to a par of 58. It is rated pro. The terrain is open. The course runs long for its par: 14 of the 18 holes are par 3, but they average 371 feet, so most of them are genuine two-shot holes for the average arm.
- Terrain
- Open
- Longest hole
- 639 ft (hole 8)
- Shortest hole
- 235 ft (hole 12)
- Layouts
- 1
- Length vs NC
- Longer than 96%
- Mapped by
- Daniel Gretsch
Scores & records
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Good to know
Quick answers, straight from the course data.
Is Rolling Pines free to play?
Yes — Rolling Pines is free to play.
Is Rolling Pines good for beginners?
Rolling Pines's holes average 411 ft and the course is rated pro, so newer players should expect a challenge.
How long does a round take at Rolling Pines?
Most groups play Rolling Pines's 18 holes in about 135–165 minutes at a casual pace.
What layouts does Rolling Pines have?
Rolling Pines has one mapped layout on Radius — 18 holes, par 58.
Where is Rolling Pines?
Rolling Pines is a disc golf course in Wilkesboro, NC.