RiverPines Golf Course - Par 3 Course

the redone greens are great however im a bit worried about the longevity. Hole 9 is looking pretty rough and the course is now mats only. not sure how long they will be on mats but a warning from the pro shop would have been nice. didnt even get any sort of discount.

Course newly reopened. Great shape. Greens perfect

Was a fun play 3 wedges and a putter is you need. Lot of rain recent but tee boxes and greens were in good shape. Felt greens were a little on the slow side but in great condition.

......from the Pro Shop to even the fellow golfers it was a great experience for my daughter and I. We really enjoyed our time there. I catch express enough how wonderful our experience was.

Greens are dryer than the Sahara and are so dead they’re gray. No warning from staff, maintenance crew all over the course.

Wait until new greens are finished. Not worth a play.

The greens were in very bad shape. There was a lack of watering and top dressing. I drove 45mins to play and was disppointed. The maincourse and driving range looked in decent condition so can't really understand the neglect with the par 3 course

Some of the worst greens I have ever seen. It was not just one green, 8 out of 9 were horrible.

Do Not make a reservation for the par 3 course on GolfNow. It’s first come first served and there was a 45 minutes line. Reservation fee is a waste of money.

Excellent staff and course layout. The greens could be better but I’d still highly recommend and I’ll continue to play this course.

“If you’ve ever played literally any golf course before — a muni, a cow pasture, or even a putt-putt behind a gas station — congratulations, you’ve already experienced something better than this place.

The ‘greens’ aren’t greens. They’re botanical experiments in weed cultivation with the occasional cameo appearance by something that might have once been grass. Putting here is less about reading breaks and more about praying your ball doesn’t disappear into a dandelion. If you hole a putt, it’s a miracle — not skill.

This par 3 course exists purely for one reason: so you can aim at something vaguely green, hit it, and immediately regret your life choices. Don’t even think about pace of play. Between folks reading putts like they’re at Augusta and others spraying balls like they’re practicing bunker shots from the fairway, you’ll age a decade before you finish nine holes.

It was my first time here, and I promise it’ll be my last. I wouldn’t play this track again if it were free — though maybe if they paid me $20–$30, I’d consider it (assuming they fixed the greens… but let’s be real, that’s like asking them to host the Masters next year).

The only redeeming part of my 45-minute drive was hanging out with my son. Otherwise, this ‘golf course’ was a comedy show in turf management failure. My advice: bring a camera, not your clubs — it’s funnier to watch than it is to play