River Oaks Golf Club

I've played here over the last month, and play 18, 36, 18, 27, and 18 today. From the first 18 to today's 18 the course has slowly gotten really nice and close to great. They're working hard fixing the issues from the flooding. Greens have been better every time too. It's not perfect greens yet but more then worth the money. I plan on coming back many times again. Plumas has always been my home course and I love it, but this might be my new home course.

This course is coming back to shape. The greens were in horrible shape, but now they have been sanded and are like any course with sanded greens. I expect the greens to be in great shape in a few weeks.

The greens are recovering after major flooding. They have a way to go but the improvement is notable.

By late spring i believe they will be in good shape. Right now they are bumpy and have some strange grass in spots.

Other than the greens we played after three days of very heavy rain and did not find a puddle or wet spot on the course. Drainage was excellent.

The staff is terrific.

Having played this course several times over the past 2 years, I was shocked at how BAD the greens were. It was worse than playing on Punched greens. Very disappointed in the condition of the course. Enjoyed the sunshine and fast pace of play...I wont play here again.

The greens are still recovering from the course being closed for months. Overall good course, nice open fairways and a lot of fun.

The greens are in pretty rough shape as they nurse them back to health. But it's a nice layout and a good value with the reduced rates. Will be nice when the greens get back in shape for putting. For now, just assume the ball isn't going to roll true and deal with it.

Great course lay out, pace of play was great. The greens suck. I guess it was under water for while due to the heavy rains and flooding last year.

Played course in Nov. 2017 and greens were really bad. Played yesterday and they were greatly improved, but still need warmer temps so bare spots will grow in. As long as company keeps it current price point then there is value in playing River Oaks. The layout is good and a fair test of your game. The tee boxes are great as you can pick what yardage you want to challenge yourself. The course is very enjoyable for women. I hope the ownership can survive the current down trend in golf.

Ok, I get it, this course has ways to go before I can give it four or five stars but it should get there very soon. The biggest and really the only major problem is the condition of the greens. A times it’s like putting over washboard. My partner and I just agreed on a two put maximum and just had fun. It’s my understanding the course recently reopened after being closed for several months during a change in ownership. The new owners seem committed to getting the course back in top condition as soon as possible. I like this course and would recommend to anyone in the condition it’s in right now but if you can’t stand to play a track that isn’t four or five stars just give it a few months.

Beautiful surroundings and easy to follow course. The drought has not been friendly to the course.

Good to see River Oaks back and running at full speed ,greens need improvement ,but assured they are working on them. Playing course is like going back in time to area that reminds me of my youth. John the manager is always friendly and accomodating. See you in Nicklaus you will like it.

Lincoln dave

Reviewed before. Course closed for awhile ,reopened and is progressing nicely. Good course surrounded by ranch land . Great practice facility . A rural gem.

No grasses in the fairways you can't tell which fairways or which rough. The greens are half with dried patches.

We have played here many times and love it. We can’t really complain for Golf now price we paid so this is more of a FYI.

The greens are all suffering some sort of a invasive rot or?? Putting was a challenge Ball was bouncing all over. Hope they can get it fixed soon.

Have played this course a hundred times. I love it, but unfortunately, since last years floods, the course has had a hard time recovering. Fairways, great. Greens, need a lot of help, but for the price, worth it.

I haven’t played here in several years. The maturing trees is turning the front side into a classic tree lined 9 holes. The fairways are looking really good. The elimination of the split rail fences and ob on the right side of #10 &#13 USA good thing. The greens are a work in progress, a lot of either invasive grass or dormant Bermuda. Bottom line course is looking good, Greens need work. It is a fun course to play