Par 3 at Riverside Golf Club

Good greens, bad fairways, too much denim. Tee boxes need work. Decent value for $25. The course could use a marshal. I saw two different groups of 5 walking. That should never be allowed. I would recommend no walkers on weekends before noon and never have a group of more than 4.

I love hitting this course to stay loose and enjoy a round of golf

great location
nice people work there
good facility for events
carts in good shape
lunch good
par 3 next door for beginners

Lots of new improvements to tee boxes,and fairways looking better than last year.

Not in great shape, but is early in the season. I've played this course in the summer and was very nice. But it had rained the night before and things were a bit soggy. Plus, the grass has not started growing yet, so many lies, evern on the fairway, were on dirt or mud. Greens were playable, but the rolls were less than desireable. Give it a month.

This course was in horrible shape, no grass at all, most of the course was dirt. Will not be returning again.

6 hours for 18. I don't know if this means I got more bang for the buck, or of the cheap price made this not worth it.

So, my buddy saw a Golf Now posting for Riverside Golf Course for $20. He thought it would be a great deal. Well........ Not so much, as he found out.
Frost delay pushed beck our tee time, not a big deal, and the staff were very courteous and friendly. Nice.
But, the course is just in such poor shape that it made it very tedious to enjoy the day.
Bare lies in all fairways and the rough. Newly aerated greens with way too much top dressing, made putting an adventure. No fringe. Small greens. Bad conditions. Why did you make me play here? Well, I guess we got what we paid for!

Riverside has a nice staff and the course is pretty good.

We booked 18 but only ended up playing the front 9. It was fall, so it's hard to really tell the caliber of this course without playing it in the spring/summer, but I can imagine it is a pretty average course.

I have and will play here regularly.

Arrived for my tee time and I had my 7 year old son with me. Starter stopped my cart and asked why he was with me. I told him that he likes to ride along and every now and then I let him putt if there is no one waiting for us to clear the green. He told me that he was too young to ride along and that I had 2 options, either pay full price for him to ride along or get a refund and play the par 3 course. I told him that I have been playing this course for years and never had an issue with him riding along before. He told me that they were to busy to have a 7 year old on the course. I told him I will gladly take my refund and never play this course again! I assured him that I will also make sure to tell all of my golf friends about this experience.

Enjoyed the course, staff was friendly. Prices were good

I was with a beginning golfer for this most recent round. B/c of the ease of the course and few hazzards in front of the tee boxes, it made for an enjoyable and encouraging day. The wide fairways and light rough make this a forgivable course.

Arrived prior to tee time and ended up waiting almost 30 mins to tee off. We were stuck behing 4 large groups and they apparently were behind a tournament of sorts. 5+ hours for a course that should have only taken 3. Greens were in good enough shape but we had some terrible bounces on the rock hard fairways.

Course is short, not in great condition, and rock hard. I would play here again for $24 but not much more.

Greens and fairways in good shape. Need to work on their tee boxes on most of their holes though. For the money, it was well worth it.

This is a fairly easy course that is great for a quick round that should not frustrate you. The fairways were dry but hittable and the greens were in good shape and fairly soft for as dry as the weather has been, so they are being maintained. The rough was very dry and hard, however. Not a spectacular course, but a great one to build some confidence and a great value.

This course is short and easy. Several bare spots in the fairways and the greens are slow and bounce a lot. It's the kind of course you take someone to teach them how to play.

Riverside is only 5500 yeards longs which means numerous walkers, cut off jeans, and two ply golf balls.
However, do not be fooled, there are challenges. Lots of trees, some narrow fairways, and smallish greens. If you can hit it dead in the fairway, this course will play well but there is trouble on both sides most of the time. Water does come into play with one short hole, 260 yards, that has a lake right in front of it so you have to carry straight since there are trees on both sides.
This would not be my everyday course but for a change it is fun but only on a 15.00 GolfNow Hot Deal.

I was sufficiently pleased with the course in late fall 2012 to be anxious to return and play in 2013. I am still pleased with course.On Jun/14th there was a large mid-day gathering, including rounds of golf...it made the course congested, probably more than normal. Also, the individuals playing the course represented several levels of skill and understanding of the game.

Many of the players were loud, while in close proximity to tee boxes for other holes. How to assure speed of play was not well understood by many of the players on the course...they were not prepared for shots following a wait time...or...they spent long periods preparing shots. Very awkward for others of us on the course.

Course is usually pretty nice. But yesterday the course was mostly shut down because of flood damage. If i would have known that most of the course was shut down i would have never wasted my money.