The River Club

Greens are in very poor condition! I never remember them looking that way!

Greens had been plugged recently so greens were w little difficult. Excellent lay out ,very challenging. Can't wait to play again.

Just opened back up because they were closed for maintenance. Greens were aerated. Not worth $45 right now. You can play courses in better shape for less. Come back here in a month when you’ll get your moneys worth.

Most of the greens are in bad shape. Which is not how I last remembered the course from a month ago. The prices are the same though.

It's a shame that courses in the area still want to charge high prices and not offer a half way decent course to play on, Greenfield has joined that list and may very well be leading the pack.

My advice is to stay away for a month, maybe the course will do a 180 and start heading back towards being in better shape.

#16 has always been a obnoxious par 4, that I love to hate. A well placed teeshot is necessary to get a sniff at par.

Design of the course is nice. Staff was friendly. Tee boxes and fairways are in good shape. The greens are suffering right now though.

Course was in fairly good shape. The tee boxes were cut good and fairways nice. Some of the bunkers were not done because of all the rain. Greens were in really rough shape, seemed to maybe have a fungus but there were a lot of rough patches and the ball did not roll well at all.

The greens were bumpy and patchy with foreign grasses growing in the middle. The fairways were patchy, a lot of times playing from dirt. My wife wanted to play and she didn't want to waste money going to University or Azario when she hardly plays. If your serious about your scores and your game you may want to chose a more well maintained golf course.

This course must be built on a toxic waste dump or there are diseased Z.O.G.bot grass goblins living under the greens because they keep getting worse each summer I play, or they just don't give a hoot about putting money into them in the low season, to say nothing of the drought of course. But private courses seem to manage it.

The majority of the greens are essentially unputtable and it's maddening for a good player wanting to score.

While the greens are some of the very worst in the area right now for a championship level track, the course layout has always been great.

You can play Bent Tree or Wellen Park for <30 and have a much more normal experience, although Bent Tree's greens are waning already too... It's just the sad state of low end public golf in Florida summers. I'll still play here once a month for the ball striking challenge and nice jaunt around the course. Robb is a great hire.