Green River Golf Club

Over a 5 hour round on a poorly manicured course. The foursome in front of our foursome had to be first time golfers taking multiple shots and wasting time. No Marshall around to speed up play. First and last time I will play here.

Lots of very interesting hole each one different
Pace of play was good until a group jumped in front of us on 9, overall about 4.25 hours

You get the feeling that you're playing a remote course in the country with open hills, a river, and horses grazing in a meadow nearby. This course does not snake through a housing development. The course itself is not tight or bunched up like all muni courses. I've never been "backed up" on this course, and most importantly, it is a great value. Be prepared for some wind.

We have a great time and a very nice day, Bill the started, really stood out as he was very friendly. Plan to play there again very soon.

I came to play to green river from out of state.
Staff was not friendly at all.
Course was dirty.
So much busy. (from train)
I never played such mass place a like green river.
I will never come back to play again.

The view at this course is spectacular the surrounding trees wildlife

When it's windy (which is usually the case) the course is very challenging, on less windy days the course is not that difficult, the greens are in good shape and easy to read, the course is in really good condition, it's a good value if you can land a deal.

I read some of the recent 5 star reviews and hoped this really might be a 3 star experience for my family. It was not. Rental clubs were a disappointment too.

get there before the wind picks up or else.. the course can be tough. Stay in the fairways, the trees and leaves will eat you up, don't show up thinking you will handle this course , its not hard but far from easy do to the rough and the wind. The greens are much better over the past 2 years. Art the head pro had brought this course together after caltrans beat it up. They have a very nice practice hole you can rent for $10.00 an hour , its about 115 yards in to a green with bunkers, that includes a cart to get there and a small bucket to hit at the range later. try it at different times and feel the wind. fun to have to take a 7 iron when your used to hitting sw. all in all if you goof golf , good food and bar and great staff.

Not for beginners. Excellent scenery and well kept greens for the price. Love playing here.

Nice course overall. Wish the snack stands were open midway through but you're back at the clubhouse after the 12th hole. Only downside was the windy conditions that are normal for this course and the freight trains that pass every 20-30 minutes.

Play was very slow and none of the staff seemed very concerned about moving anyone along.They have posted all over the place to keep a 4 1/2 pace but they could care less!! I guess I'm the fool that keeps coming back!!! I've never played this place in under 5 1/2 hours.Thats unacceptable!!!!!

Green River is a decent course, but it is almost always quite windy in its location in the Santa Ana Valley, so if you do not like playing in the wind, then give it a pass.

The front nine, from the old Riverside Course before the two courses (the Orange and Riverside) had to be combined, is the nicer of the two. It meanders away from the freeway, and you really feel that you are out in the country. The back nine has a few weaker holes and is closer to the freeway, and just is not as interesting. Pace of play has been a problem the last few times I have played, about five hours.

Overall, Green River is in decent, but not great condition. The greens were in fairly good condition and the fairways average. If you do not mind the wind, it is worth a play.

Green River at first seems like a nice walk in a great country pasture, but soon it starts to show it's got some teeth. I love the place, it's got some nice long holes as well as some tricky par 3s. Plenty of bunkers will keep you honest and the river running through it comes into play if you get greedy and try to stretch out your drives. The greens were in superb shape and the fairways allowed for some decent roll. I have to confess I was a pit casual at first and got behind the course. It snuck up on me and I was fighting to get back to normal score. The course won this round but I'll be back, it's hard to get this track out of your mind once you go a round there.

Green River is a fun course to play. A fairly flat course, with some water holes, the major hazards are trees, of which there are many. The layout is fair, and the fairways are very nicely maintained, which is surprising considering the reasonable fees charged. The greens are a little on the slow side, and they are well-kept. The fairways are not too tight, but you definitely want to stay out of the trees. I found the course enjoyable. The pace of play is pretty fast, and the staff is great. If you play twilight, you can get a fantastic deal and still finish 18 holes.

We found the course unassuming yet very challanging.
When you turn towards the 13 hole the topography and wind patterns make for a good test of golf skills.

We were following a tournament. Pace of play was over 5 1/2 hours. Extremely slow even for Orange County weekend pace.

The revised layout is still a lot of fun here and you better bring your long game. Greens are in good shape but a little bouncy on some greens.

Twilight play gets really backed up but the Marshall does a great job of moving things along. He came by at least twice to let us know he's moving people along which is a rare site these days.

The course was in very good condition. The staff was very friendly and tried to be helpful regarding the slow play. We played thru 13, replayed 1,2 & 12 and called it a day. Would have been a 5+ hour day if stayed the course. The "pot" players were interesting to watch to say the least. Was surprised such a tournament would be booked on a weekend.

We got through the course in 4 hours....on a Sunday. It is well maintained and moderately challenging. Fairly priced. All in all a very good golf experience.