Green River Golf Club

The course is just not kept up well, many gopher holes, greens not taken care of and the fairways just are dying. This course needs major renovation if it wants to succeed in the future.

The course was great but the carts needed to be charged. My cart ran out of juice after 9 holes (Played 18 holes).

Course closed from 3-11 due to construction that’s lasted forever!!! Fairways ok, tee boxes and greens ROUGH to say least. No amenities and little guy in pro shop afraid of virus from 299ft away.

Waiting to go back when construction over and virus done.... sad used to be a fun course

Green River has a problem with the construction taking place beyond the railroad bridge. Repeating the front nine is not as satisfying as doing the back nine.. But the reduced rate is a real gift to its fans. The hills, the rough terrain, the long fairways are fun. I'm one of those people who is bothered by the passing trains and the traffic from Route 91. But it's worth the thirty minute drive up from Laguna Hills. We've never been turned down for a tee time on the day we call.. The course was not very busy. Good luck in the future.

Had to play holes 1,2,12-18 twice as an 18 but our front nine took 3 and a half hours and with time obligations, we couldn’t continue. TERRIBLE pace and nobody to do anything about it. Not what I expected from what I saw online about this course. My last time here, at least until their round layout is fixed.

I played here ten years ago. At the time there were two eighteen par 72 courses and they are fine to play. Now it shrinks into a nine hole course and the condition is not very good. I will never play this course again.

We had to repeat 9 holes twice. It was not mentioned when our tee time was made. The second 9 was terrible. At the 10th hole, 3 foursome were lined up at the tee box. The starter was nice enough told us to skip couple holes. The group ahead was upset seeing us to skip; been behind them. We were fortunate enough that a twosome let us join them.

We didn't pay too much for $24 walking, but we paid for a cart for $10 per player. Overall, we have decided AGAIN that we'll never go back again. It was as bad as 5 years ago: sick greens and not maintained fairways.

Course is in bad shape. Needs more regularly maintenance on the greens and fairways. Pace of play was very slow.

If you wish to golf 18 holes that costs a little more than a large bucket of balls, Green River is your course.

The tee boxes are mostly level. The Fairways are mostly green, and the greens are pretty good.

But, for $19 after 2pm, it's a great practice course.

Just bring some kidney support as you will drive over endless ground squirrel mounds which rival most motocross tracks.

I've been playing at Green River for over 10 years now and it never changes.

So, if you want cheap golf, Green River is your course.

I knew that there was construction going on and we had to play the same 9 holes twice. However, when I was paying for my round, the staff members were being completely rude to me. I was asked if I knew about the construction and I said yes but what holes are we suppose to play and I got terrible responses saying that I should have known this before I booked it. There were other things as well but you can tell by that response what I was dealing with.

It started with the guy in the pro shop. No personality and was rolled up in a blanket. Not sure but he may of still been sleeping!

Then he notified me that the course had been reduced to 9 holes only. That was news to me!

There was no starter so it was a free for all right of the 1st tee. Everyone I asked claimed to have a 7:30 tee time! All 12 of them! In yet I had a 7:27 tee time! I'm not sure how many of them actually paid and I'm sure the course doesn't either!! Play was very slow. There was not signage to support the truncated 9 hole golf course. You play 1,2, then jump to 12 with no signs or card to tell you which hole is next or where it is! They should just close the course until they get their act together!!