River Oaks Golf Club

The greens have turned from half dead to darn near perfect in just a couple of years!

Fun course to play.

Very small clubhouse, and very rural course. Other than a few small areas of leaves/sticks, incredibly maintained and absolutely beautiful.

Love this course, even in a light but steady rain. It's right next to the Delta so you can g park on the levee under sycamores when you're done golfing.

Great course played Sunday 10/31 12:28

Tee time played in 3.5 hours and could have been faster..done at 4:00 clubhouse and restaurant closed up..no big deal.

We found a bathroom by the cart barn..

A great day.

Course was fairly open and easy to play but difficult to tell where some of the greens where from the tee box. Scorecard didn't help with course layout either. Everything seemed kind of mashed together. Bunkers where hard and not fluffy.

The main improvement that I would like to see are ball washers at least on some of the tee boxes.

Not overly. We've managed to get specials to allow us to play more often. The course is in pretty good shape and the other golfers seem to be courteous. Ball and club washers would be nice.

First time playing last Sunday. It might have been because of football, but the pace was really quick for a weekend. Course was in very good condition save for a few water hazards that were understandably empty. Fairways were wide enough for a moderately skilled golfer to handle. Greens in good shape. Overall great value.

We got a good rate through GolfNow otherwise it would be too expensive for us to play.

I have played this course a handful of times this summer. Found it through a friend.

If you are looking for a fairly straightforward course, but with plenty of right and left turns then this is a good one.

Places to go over the top for the high risk high reward shot are plentiful.

Could be my tenure on the planet, but hole 8 seems to always need an extra club.

Bunkers the only knock here. There are just the right amount of them and in just the right places, but they’re rocks and really you’d be within friendly rules if you pull it out. Seriously, I’m pretty by the book, but no. Trust me.

Greens are true. And some small and the others medium sized. But again, really nice here.

Around the greens for those of us often chipping to save it, all well maintained and good lies to reward a good chip shot.

Tees will make it a different course entirely like most courses. But even more here on some nicely treed holes.

Range is going to look underwhelming. So get behind it now. It’s truly to warm up your swing and body. Use it for that and then head over to Hole No. 1. A simple starting hole that you’ll want to par. So pay attention. Big open fairway doglegs right. I always aim toward the right tree line edge and almost never draw it back to the fairway. But over the trees is an awesome 2nd shot to make to an upward sloping green. So a GIR is almost certainly a par, and a good chip on a 3rd will leave you a good putt for par, too. Small green, for shorter hole so again, make it count right away.

Play it to score. Otherwise, what’s the point. Oh, 18… safe left on the dogleg right, or, go for it over the trees. The willow at the other end is remarkably short.

Play well.

Early start, no waiting on tees, no one pushing us. Weather in the 70's. Great day.