South Riding Golf Club

It is 90 degrees, humid. Please provide water on the course.

The organization of this course is good, but the signage to help you navigate it is not. As a first time player there are more than a few spots where it’s difficult to find the next tee and at times you’re driving on cart paths that fork multiple times in completely concealed areas. Add to that an awkward pace of play that was compounded by a group that slipped in behind us on the back 9 and proceeded to hit into my group for 5 of the last 9 holes (we had a group in front of us), and you have a nice course that just needs some effective marshaling and signage. I would play again because the course is good and the greens are super challenging, but I’d advocate for some better on-course oversight.

Slow play and no water on the course on a 91 degree day.

South Riding is a consistently well maintained course that provides a good balance between forgiveness and challenge. If you keep it in the short stuff you can shoot a low score. I would like them to have an tee in between the whites and the blues to keep the yardage in my comfort zone of 6200 -6300 yards.

South Riding Golf Course is a great course to play. It has a good practice area, friendly staff, good driving range, and well maintained golf course( bunkers have real sand). Pace of play was fine and the weather was perfect. Nice greens and fairways. One downside was the lack of water on the course. The staff at South Riding GC said it was a Virginia regulations since COVID-19 so bring plenty of drinks . They have free water with ice so make sure to grab a few prior to playing 9 and make sure to grab some on the turn. Overall good course to play … hyderate

Course was in good shape despite all the recent rain. Was cart path only, as they were being cautious which was understandable and was just a minor inconvenience. A couple tee boxes could use some attention, but were certainly fine. Starter was great and got us out early ahead of some less experienced golfers which was much appreciated. The price ($74) is slightly high for weekdays, but prices have gone up at other similar courses as well. This may keep some folks away but meant pace of play was great with no waiting or having folks right on your tail (~20 handicap so need a few extra swings). All in all pleased with course and had a good time.

$100+/round+range for this course is not worth it.

Great day golfing. Course was in good condition. Very friendly young man at the golf carts. I’ll be back.

For less than $60 it was a good deal! Fairways were in good shape. Tee boxes were in good shape. Greens were slow, but healthy. Facilities need some tending to, but we went for the golf and it was a worth while value.

Played 2/28/22... allowing for the fact that it's the off season... Tee boxes are in rough shape, first cut of rough is scattered grass and mud, divots ABOUND in the collection areas, and plenty of ball marks on the greens. Cart path is in rough shape - there are MANY locations alongside tee boxes or greens, where there used to be railroad ties or synthetic curbs, all that's remaining are rows of dangerous synthetic posts which present tripping hazards. Clubhouse had no food service, not even hot dogs. $2.00 small bag of chips at the turn. Course hasn't improved at all since last year, in fact, it's significantly less appealing. I won't be back. Place is a dog track.

The course was in pretty good shape for off season. Bunkers were definitely playable and the greens were rolling straight. Grass was definitely dormant, but never had a bad mud lie anywhere in bounds.

Cart path only because of the offseason, so heads up.

Other than that a pretty good course, not too challenging, and definitely an interesting layout for golfers who can't hit as long, as it rewards good set-up shots off the tee.