Just spent a couple of days at The Rolls, which in the current drought was doubtless as dry and rolling as it has ever been. I think it's fair to say that my foursome quite enjoyed it, without in any sense being blown away, although there are some gorgeous views and it's a lovely place to hit golf shots. All the members we met were also extremely helpful and welcoming. The green sites were fun, and there was masses of width, although trees still dominated the shape of play on many holes. But there is a lot of hilly walking from green to tee (buggies are used a lot), and the clubhouse arrangements are bonkers, with the stately home (used for occasional golf functions) presumably a major financial drain on the owners (located somewhere in the Cayman Islands, apparently). The on-site dormy ('Raglan Lodge') in which we stayed was rather nice, and at £42 for dormy residents golf was very reasonably priced.
Nonetheless I don't think that I would rush back specifically to play there, and Thorndon Park (my other 'new' parkland discovery of 2022) is in an entirely different league. Still, if stopping off for the night en route to the many gems of South Wales, the Rolls would make a very attractive place for an evening game and a good breakfast the following day.