Green River Golf Club

FAIRWAYS, DIRECTIONAL SIGN AND CART PATHES IN NEED OF REPAIR AND UPDATING.

Needs better grass in the fairways, better maintained greens, better cart paths, and actual sand in the bunkers.

Loved playing here other than the long wait to tee off at each hole. Couldn’t complete 18 because it was getting to dark. Took 5 hours to play 14 holes

This course is nice for enjoying. Not too difficult, Not too easy.

Usually Green River does well with pace of play. Not today. Not only did they allow 2 twosomes out consecutively we ran into a 10some? You read that correctly. 10 people on 1 green. Then we proceeded to watch all 10 tee off on the 11th hole.

Majority of the fairways and light rough areas are covered in leaves where it’s difficult to locate your golf balls. It’s a simple procedure for the grounds crew to clear up the leaves but doesn’t seem like it’s a priority.

Like the layout and improvements that are being done

Course is in decent shape better than it’s been in awhile. It’s still a little rough at some points, but for &30-$35(including cart), it’s about what should be expected. All the staff was friendly. Price is reasonable. Pace of play was great. 18 in just under 3.5 hours

It’s a decent source and I’d play here again.

Course was tired! First green terrible. Played this course many years ago and was in much better condition then.

The course was O.K. And that's O.K. because I only expected O.K. The problem is the COVID bourn golfer. The golf industry has been pushing the "Go Play" advertising campaign since the courses reopened. The campaign should be "Learn to swing, practice at the range, then go play." The result of the COVID golfer is extremely slow play, no respect for other golfers, unraked bunkers, unfixed ball marks and frustrating rounds for golfers that have been playing for years. It's ruining the game. We waited on every shot. It's a joke. The fun is slowly being sucked out of the game we love. These new golfers have no clue about etiquette or respect for the golfers behind them. I get it. More business is better for the industry. It's killing the game. There is a reason the PGA has a clock to prevent slow play. Nothing more frustrating than watching a player in front of you on the first tee take two or three swings without making contact. Or only moving the ball a few feet. Or hitting several balls until they hit one they like. And laughing like everyone watching is amused. We're not, and never will be. Learn to play before screwing up other people's rounds that have already put their time in at the range. Golf is suffering. Slow play is ruining the game I have loved for years. And no, 30 years ago when I started I didn't run to the course and slow others down. I was taught and went to the range. I started at 9 hole courses and par 3's. The industry needs to push practice, etiquette and respect.