Par 3 at Riverside Golf Club

The fairway is like hitting out of a rough. Complete lack of upkeep, horribly disorganized staff, and most of the people on the course were wearing jeans, driving on the green, or hitting into other groups of player. Negative 2/10 would not play again.

Considering the springtime the course was maintained pretty good

Enjoyed my first day of golf this year

They cram as many people as possible, don't throw away your receipt because they need to verify you payed before going on the first tee, it was honestly insulting. The course rewards people who hit the ball in a straight line, because the holes are all the same just different distances. Straight line on every hole, just hit the ball straight. Very good course for beginners. Not challenging for those trying to take their game to the next level. Probably won't come back

Loved playing this course

Slow play, greens slow, not kept up

This course is a great course for a beginner. The course is flat.

Greens a bit chewed up, looks as someone had some hard spikes and was probably 300lbs!

Hard to get under the ball in the "ruff" to due some spots being just dirthe in spots. Overall for under $20 for 18 w cart, not bad!

Had a grea time here great course very friendly staff would recommend to any one have played here six or more times always greeted with warm respect Thank you staff

A lot of times if you go to a course you have to pay large fees and book a time. Riverside, however is a great course to play when you just want to get out and play. There is no tee time needed. and it will only cost a couple bucks. Its nice and flat and only par 69 so you can get in and out. also there is a par 3 course to play if that's what you want. You get everything you pay for.

Ive read some of the reviews and I wonder how long ago the negative ones were. I found plenty of grass on tee boxes and the fairways were coming in nicely. Considering this course was flooded in January they've done a great job getting it going.

I went on a Monday right before lunch and the clubhouse was closed due to plumbing. When I got to the 1st box, it was all dried dirt and didn't get any better as the round went on. Some of the holes were hard but had lots of par three's

There is no grass on the course and only 10 holes are open.

If you are looking for a cheap course it works. Some staff are cool others are not. The fairways are mostly dirt. The greens were ok. Too many people on the course. It's easy to hit others if you aren't accurate. My buddy is new to golf and almost hit people a couple of times. There isn't on option to wait, they were on other holes. I got it for $15 so it's hard to complain, but if I'd only go there when playing with people who are new to golf and intimidated. The issue with that though is that they may kill someone. I may go back if my only option is to play in Fenton. I've also posted some of my best scores here. I'd crush scores there is there was grass to hit from.

My husband and I played 18 holes at Riverview on November 3, and happened to hit a truly wonderful day! We played 18 holes in under 4 hours -- the conditions were wonderful and the pace of play was terrific!

The greens were in fabulous shape, albeit not very fast greens. They had little or no grass on the tee boxes, and it was not mowed. Same goes for many fairways. grass was not "rough" hieght or thickness, jsut "unkept".

NIce layout, plenty of water and trees to penalize you if you go right ro left, but it is very short.

They pack the groups in on nice days, and the fact some people think they can drive the greens on some 260-275 yard Par fours slows things down even more. The course is favored by seniors and we foudn thier defination of "ready golf" did not match our groups - when it came to getting in and out fo the cart and allowing partners to play out of turn.

Very nice municipal course, flat, great pace of play. Will definitely do it again. Good value.