Riverchase Golf Club

They should be paying people to play this swamp. Use your oldest clubs if you play it and a change of clothing.

Look, this course plays like a $20 course and they charge you $80. There were multiple greens that had more sand than grass... on the green. The cart paths are so broken that it is actually better to drive on the grass. The pace of play was god awful. took me 5 hours as twosome and would wait up to 20 minutes on tee boxes. God awful experience and would not recommend.

Tee boxes over grown and cart path only most of the course dry no Marshall on the course bunker need sand very dry.

First time playing here. Won’t be coming back. Course was in rough shape, the cart path looks like an Oklahoma highway, and the greens were the length of rough.

This course could be amazing, although it is very hard to find a 7:10 tee time for $75.00 for two people. My buddy showed up late as usual and they were able to move us up to 7:40 with no hiccups. Pace of play was phenomenal.

Just wear golf shoes that are water proof bc there are swamps on this course- even in the fairway.

Also the cart path should be a testing site for gold cart shocks. 🤯 bumpy and uneven as all get out!

Again, two golfers 7:40 am - $75.00 I feel like I got a pretty good deal.

Course sucked and the greens were so long and slow. All dirt in the fairway and golf carts were horrible. Would never pay to play here again.

Courses in rough shape, especially given the rain that hit the night before.

There are three greens at least that are completely unplayable due to sand spot essentially like hitting through a bunker while putting.

Conditions: In a time where every other course is coming into form with beautiful lush grass, this place struggles to grow it, especially on the greens which are the worst I’ve played in memory. It’s impressively bad.

Greens: They’re too small, bumpy, bare, inconsistent, and grown to different lengths on each hole with varying speeds. Hit a good shot? Should be on the green? Nope it’s 10 yards wide for some reason. Managed to hit the green? Say a quick prayer, close your eyes, and hope it bounces in. Better yet. Skip putting for the day and just roll dice with your buddies for the number of putts on each hole.

Layout: It’s bad. Too tight. Too much trouble. No redeeming factors unless you like looking at busy roads, driving ranges squeezing holes to 30 yards wide, or apartments lining fairways. I’ve had the pleasure of playing a lot of nice courses, some of which are very hard. There’s hard because of good design. And there’s hard because of bad design. This is the latter.

You should only play here if you can’t afford anything else (skipping a meal and going somewhere else would be preferable), or there’s no other option last minute and your best friends are going. I’d try to convince them to do something else. If there’s ANY other option, take it.

There was maybe 2-3 bad greens, the cart path was rough and it was muddy around the path but in texas rain is a blessing so we don’t complain about it. Fairways played great. Tough course with the water.

A couple of greens need some work and cart paths need a lot of work, but overall not bad.