South Riding Golf Club

Good track and conditions with a variety of holes and risk/reward challenges.

However, a shame to putt on super fast and good greens (11-ish on stimp - love it) when pins were hopelessly set.

Yes, I get the A,B,C positioning and the need for rotating pins, but they were generally poorly set, mostly in slopes, and not on flatter areas.

It really seemed like the Sunday greenkeeper had no clue.

We were 4 decent golfers who got more and more frustrated. This also slows the pace down, as greens just become too difficult for most golfers.

Course played in good condition for the spring. Staff was helpful on check in and the concessions were open until course closure.

Driving range mats were in poor condition and were set on a slight upslope. Grass driving area was closed.

Range balls were new and looked like they were just unboxed for the spring.

Great course layout, lots of room. Greens are very good, pretty fast, with lots of slope. Bring a rangefinder - there are no yardages on carts. Get water at the clubhouse before starting - there is not a drop of drinking water on the course. Pace of play can be atrocious - there are lots of beginner players who do not now how to keep moving, and no on-course ranger - slow play is epidemic. Un-filled divots and un-repaired ball marks are everywhere. The rough is very thick and rarely cut, especially around the greens. Missing a green by 1 yard is like being in a bunker, but with weird bare patches, roots and clumps mixed in. The course IMO should mow its rough much more frequently.

Were able to play 10 holes before the huge rainstorm caught us. Course was in good shape. We were able to play fast.

Nice layout. Flat. Good pace of play. Fastest greens I ever played. 10 foot putts just kept rolling.

Had a great time playing the course. I will be back!

I enjoy the course. There are a couple of holes you have to play smart. Pace of play was a bit slower than usual.

Staff friendly.

Enjoyed the layout of the course, challenging but fun. However, I cannot understand why many of the fairways were soaked since there hadn’t been any rain for weeks.

Well, it was a good run SRGC...too bad you're back to having your tees overrun by crab grass and your fairways not draining...the course was in great shape late last year and very early this year, but i guess they forgot what they did to recover it and it's back to looking like a cow pasture. I WILL admit that the greens were decent, rolled pretty well, but the clientele apparently do not understand the phrase "fix your ball marks" (also divots would be nice)...

DEFINITELY nowhere near worth $130 on weekends, barely worth $80 on a hot deal, sorry to say. I'll save $30 and play Brambleton, which is close and in decent condition.

What a shame...it's a great layout...