Green River Golf Club

Greens just aerated. But, the rest of the course was nice. Some wide, forgiving fairways and lots of trees. Excellent Monday golf outing.

this golf course use to have two course to bad now convain in one. almost everone enjoy this golf course.

Considering all the construction going on around the course, the course played pretty well . There were areas on the fairways that were dry and spots on the greens that were bad, but just move your ball to a different area and you are o.k. It's the afternoon wind that comes down Santa Ana Canyon that makes this course interesting. You will get a chance to practice your downwind, upwind and crosswind shots.
We met a course Marshall named Roy. He was one of the most helpful and friendly people I have ever met on a golf course. We ran into him a number of times as he tried to get the groups ahead to "please speed up."
Note: If you make your reservations through Golfnow, be sure and print not only the reservation number, but also the page that shows the price includes a cart. I didn't print that page and they charged me an extra $5.00 for the cart.
Overall, Green River is a interesting track.

Nice course with ok fairways but greens are all burned out

7 am start time, out by 11am. Except for a couple of greens, the other greens were in fine condition. Had a good game for a 20 handicapper; keeping the ball in play is always helpful. I liked the setting and the complete practice areas. Living in OC the drive in was easy, and the drive home at noon, no traffic as well.

Great course to walk. Taking a cart is just a bumpy ride. The course was in fine shape and I would play it again. It gets a little windy in the afternoon but so does Kingsbarns in Scotland.

Was impressed with the condition of this course as I hadn't played it in many years and previously it was in bad shape. Access to the course needs improvement.

I booked my "Hot Deal" tee time the day before, and mentioned my plans to a friend that I knew had to work Friday afternoon. What I didn't know was that he was very familiar with Green River Golf Club. His only concern was fallen leaves on the course. I'm glad to report, the day I played the course was in fine condition. The greens were a little bumpy, but so they were at Anaheim Hills a couple days earlier.
The staff in the pro shop was friendly, and willing to send me out ahead of time, same with the starter. When I stated that I hadn't been to Green River before, the starter asked the group behind me if they would allow me to join them, and they did.
The group I joined plays together around the area a few times a month, and were very knowledgeable of the course.
I can't say that everyone playing Green River will be as lucky as I was with the grouping, but it was good enough for me to round up to 4 stars, even waiting for the group in front of us on most shots. Pace of play is as important to me as conditions so when Allen and Bob left after the 12th hole, Paymen and I had the twosome behind us join on the 13th tee. On future visits to OC, my wife will play Green River also.

I would recommend to my friends it's a great and challenging course.

I was my first time, was confuse hole # 3 location

great for the money. a bit windy... pleasant in overall

This is the first time, since I have been playing golf that I have left a golf round in between. Its a super slow course with 4some all over. We waited 20+ mins every tee box. Weather was hot and the fairways are in bad shape with rough patches all over. Greens were OK though.

I don't think I am going back there again. Sorry Green River but you definitely need some river water on your fairways.

Played on a Saturday morning as a single...teamed up with three local players. Played from the blue tees so it was long. Wind picked up midday as well...so it was even more challenging. Front 9 has three 3's, three 4,'s and three 5's. Some bare patches...still showing the results of heavy flood damage that closed one of the two courses.
Not the best Inland Empire course I have played, but for a Saturday morning, it was a decent round and a good value.

Overall, very good experience and great value. Played with a couple ex- professional baseball players who could bomb the drives. Very nice guys and fun to play with.

Recommend this course.

The girl at the clubhouse was attentive and helpful.

Great staff, Made me feel welcome when I got there and when I was finished. Course was in good shape

Even with 36 holes being converted into 18, Green River is still a decent course for the money! Most fairways are forgiving and greens are in okay shape. When we played recently the greens were not mowed, so they were quite slow! The par three's on the front are fairly easy, but the finishing par 3's are quite the challenge! The snack shack hours on the course need to be expanded!

I played Green River for the first time since it was converted from a 36 hole facility to 18 holes. The "new" layout is a traditional, tree-lined course. There are five par fives and five par threes, which is fine, though I hit the same club on four of the five par threes. The condition of the course was good from tee to green, with good grass coverage in the fairways and rough. The greens were slow to medium speed, with some distressed areas on a couple of the greens. Pace of play was great, for a Sunday, at about four hours. The service was good, and the green fee was about right for this course.

The course backed up on the back nine and could have benefited from ranger assistance. The course was nice.

The holiday brought out some slow play in the groups in front of us. The Marshall addressed it about the 5th hole and it cleared up at the 12th. Agonizing. Otherwise a beautiful day with some wind picking up in the afternoon. The last two par 5's are tough especially with windy conditions.