Green River Golf Club

We got a hot rate for $16.00 had played many years ago really looking forward to it. Major disappointment. Fairway lots of dirt no grass. Greens had major bald spot. It was a very hot day and the course has no place to get water. No cart person. Overall the $16 was way over priced. Very sad because I remember it being a nice course when they had 2 18's. . Very sad

Even at $30 this was not a value. The greens, well well-maintained, we're slow and unpredictable. The course is heavily under repair, many fairways not even playable. Don't waste your money.

I picked this course because of the good rate I recieved and was attracted by the name" Green River", in reality there is nothing green about this course and no river to be seen. This course was bone dry, aesthetically one of the ugliest landscaped courses in the I.E. I guess you get what you pay for.

I was bringing out a pair of beginners. As such, the course had the right pace for our group. The group ahead of us was slow... if it weren't for the fact that we were slow ourselves. The fairways were wearing to dirt in a few places, but the rain helped soften them up enough so that it wasn't bad. I will play again, but only when I am not expecting a high performance group.

Haven't played here for years.. course is in horrible conditions.. cart paths riddled with pit holes as well as animal holes all over the fairways.. extremely slow play.. left after 12 holes..

I always enjoy playing at Greenriver as it is a good course and not too expensive for a weekend round. Tee boxes aren't in the best shape, but you'll find a decent spot here and there. Fairways are in good shape, but some patches of dirt off the fairway in the rough. Bunkers are good with occasional low sand spots. Greens, over all very god for a muni course. If you fix divots on your line as there will likely be a few, your ball will roll true. If you haven't played here before, give it a try, you'll be surprised and I honestly prefer this course over near by Los Serranos and El Prado.

I was really surprised that it wasn't busier. There wasn't a wait when I walked into the pro shop to check in. My buddy and I didn't have enough time to warm up on the range. We were told that we were second up on the tee. We were given a golf cart that had seen better days. The seat had a burn mark and a tear in it. The steering on this thing was awful and I know why. The older cart paths were full of potholes. But, they did re-pave a few of them which was nice to see. I was really impressed with the condition of the greens. I was not thrilled with being stuck behind two slow groups which we finally decided to pass on the 13th tee. There was no marshall on the course. On this really hot day I was very surprised that I didn't see the beverage cart at least twice. I would definitely play again.

Green River is a terrific value for anyone in the OC not wanting to head out further into the Inland Empire, where most of SoCal's best golf values exist.

Somewhat of a no frills place, as the golf carts are about as basic as they get (no cooler, no GPS), but they're trying. A special in April 2017 has weekday rounds + a dozen ProV1's for $69 and for $79 on the weekends. If you conservatively place a dozen ProV1's at $40, then it's $29 to play with a cart weekday. How can you go wrong with that?

They did a great job of consolidating the two 18's down to a single course after all the river damage. Each hole has some risk reward, and although you can spray and still play, but shotmaking is still very much rewarded. Currently, the greens are in great shape and rolling true. The bunkers, however, although neatly groomed, are not much more than dusted blacktop, so should you find your way into one, consider punching out with your rock club.

I live just down the hill from Anaheim Hills Golf Course and would sit through 30 mins of traffic both ways (even though it's an 8 minute drive) to play Green River 10 tiimes out of 10 versus having to endure the nonsense of Anaheim Hills Golf Course's layout.

Green River is a pleasant round of golf...every time.

We had a fun day even though only 16 holes were open. The other 2 are supposed to be open this coming weekend. Greens were nice, fairways were in pretty good shape. I'll be back.

The front nine of this course is well laid out, challenging and has a fair amount of character. The back nine unfortunately is terrible. It feels as though the last 8 holes are all in one big bucket. There are constantly balls flying at you from the preceding or following hole. This year with all of the rain the course is in nice shape, the greens run very straight.

This is an older course and definitely not elite in any way but its very pretty and I've always enjoyed playing there. Unfortunately the rains have really messed up the course and you can currently only play 16 holes. The course website doesnt mention that so I was surprised to find that out when I got there. Greens were very rough on the front 9 and the rough is quite patchy, so I would recommend skipping this course until they have time to repair it.

I have not played this course for a while so it was a nice gauge for how I have improved my game. I have always liked the location, no houses lots of mountain views and wild life., the river.

Course was in extremely poor condition (e.g. one of the green was covered with sand rather than grass). I left a pair of sunglasses in the cart at the end of the round. When I called in the next day, staff didn't acknowledge finding one. I cannot support a business that hires dishonest employees. Stay away from here, not worth the money.

soso...

short course, windy in afternoon,

The course qreat shape. The pace was good. We did not wait much at all. It was a good day.