Green River Golf Club

The course and surroundings areas have been “under construction” for over 5 + years. It looks terrible and the course doesn’t look like it’s well maintained. I had a 1pm tee time and couldnt start until almost 1:25pm because they didn’t have enough carts. I couldn’t even finish the full 18 holes because it was dark by then and that 25 minute difference made all the difference.

The whole course was open today! First time in many months as the water district is working on the Riverbed through the course. Generally speaking in decent shape, a few bare spots on greens and in the fairways, but fun to play the whole course again.

They only had 9 holes total to play. You start at 1 and 2 then shoot over to 12 - 18. Once you finish 18 you start back at 1 and play the same holes again to complete 18 holes.

Course is in bad shape!!

The course was under construction so you can play holes 1,2 and then 12-18, twice through. The conditions of the course were okay, fairways were decent and greens had a few divots. I’d be curious how the full course would be. But the driving range was about maybe 180 yards, at most. When it comes to the pro shop, I was thoroughly amazed that one person can be that sleepy while working. The cashier spent our entire interaction fumbling for words and rubbing his eyes. I would not drive out to corona again to do that.

Great weather for golf. Course is temporarily having you play 9 holes twice due to construction.

1st hole green is under repair. Overall, course is good and challenging. Took over 5 hours to play 18 holes on a Tuesday. . No Marshall to monitor pace of play. Usually the pace is better.

Check in was easy.

Four-some group in-front had no idea how to play and no idea of how keep pace always looking for their balls with no care what so ever about people behind them.

The course is a mess at the moment because of some railroad construction. You play 1 and 2 and then jump to 12, play to 18 and start over on the same holes. For being a mess I have to say on 9 to 18 the greens are in excellent shape, Better than our CC!

Would be nice if there was a starter regulating play but we thinned out after a few holes. All in all it was fun and when the course is put together again I would give it another try.

It’s cheap because it’s only 9 scramble holes(1-2 then 12-18) and they are in horrible condition. The pro shop worker was pretty rude and didn’t give much help. No starter at the beginning to help either. Seems like it’s going out of business. Go spend you $25 on a driving range or pay $15-$25 bucks more to play on a real course. Waste of a morning today

Only 1-3 and 13-18 are open so you have to play them twice around. Greens were all chewed up. Bar was closed. Pro shop barren. They appeared to have scheduled tee times as if they had 18 holes open which was not the case. This caused everyone to be stacked up 2-3 groups deep at each tee box. I've played here before and beside the cart dying on 14, it was a good time. It's gone way downhill since then. I don't think they can call covid the culprit since other courses in the area are open for business as usual.

Made reservations for $29 on Golf Now. it said that would be playing same 9 twice. I had no problem with that. When got there the course first said it was $56 I said it was $29 on site. They said that they open the other 9 so instead of playing same 9 twice would play 18 holes. I said I paid to pay 18 holes it should not matter if 9 twice or 18. They reduced to $42. I paid it since i was there already but did not think it was fair. Also the course needs a ton of help. The 1st great was more dirt than grass. Several greens very similar. Lots of dirt patches on fairways and the sand traps were unplayable. I use to love this course when they had 2 18 holes but the last couple of times I played the course has been a disaster. And as I said not happy with the increased fees.

The front 13 holes are in bad shape back 6 are decent. But looks nothing like the pictures on golf now

Green River is one of my personal favorites. The holes are set up in a great LONG layout with very few par 3 holes. I suggest you ride. This course is set against an amazing hillside backdrop and there are generous boundaries for beginners. There are multiple tee choices on all the holes and bunkers in all the right places, making it a challenging but fun experience each time. The course is covered in trees that give the players multiple socially distanced shade locations and with an open cooler policy, you can picnic in style. The fairways are decent, they have patches of longer grass in some places that create an uneven play structure on a hole by hole basis but overall they are kept up well. The greens are demons. I cannot stress enough that it is impossible to read the greens, but this just adds to the challenge and fun. Remember that the dreaded snowman can be your best friend, when there are multiple 500+ par 5 holes.