Par 3 at Riverside Golf Club

The guys in the pro shop were very helpful and very friendly. The course was in good shape and is a great value.

Course is very dry - had difficulty putting a tee in the ground.

I would not play here again. We had a feeling it wasn't going to be a good experience given the way we were treated by the staff at check in and getting beverages. Unfriendly and not helpful even after saying it was our first time there. Course was very dry and rough. We did join up with some nice folks on the back nine.

Our play was very slow. Five-some in front were beginners that we should have played thru. Liked the greens; the fairways and tee boxes were just okay.

This is a good course to play if you are just trying to go out and get as lit as possible and play an easy round. The very few yardage markers they have are 10-20 yard off. The greens are absolutely terrible since none of the 'wife-beater and jeans' golfers know how to repair divots or not drag their feet. The marshall was either intoxicated or just not very smart. And the starter was absolutely clueless. I will probably be back to give them another chance considering they are close to my house and reasonably priced, but let's just say it wasn't a great experience.

Great value for the money but extremely slow. Should not be allowed to walk 18 holes.

I've played this course twice now and overall it's a good course and the value is really good.

It has the same issues that other courses have at this price point ($25 per player for 18 w/a cart). Their business model is volume of golfers at a lower price per round. This volume puts a lot of strain on the course conditions. They do a good job to keep up with the volume, but there is only so much you can do. The course fairway grass is tough, and often hard and some tee boxes are in repair mode.

The course also has an odd layout. You often are crossing back and holes are very close to one another. In some instances to get to your next tee box you have to drive through another holes fairway.

Overall the course is in okay to good condition, just remember you only paid $25, and you get what you pay for. The course is often crowded, but that is their businesses model. They do their best to work out the traffic jams caused by party size and walk vs riding golfers. I would recommend this course to a friend.

I picked this course because i knew it was flat and open. I had my 13 year old nephew who has never played 18 hole only a little par 3 once or twice. It was good for him in there was not much trouble he could get in to. It is not a country club but a good course to start on and for the money. very flat so easy to walk if you wanted to.

Average condition all around noting oin particular to criticize it is what is van affordable well kept course with marshall oversight which is a plus

Booked this on Golf now the night before. Arrived late after calling and they were friendly and accommodating.

The pace was slow, not sure if it was because it was a holiday but I enjoyed the overall layout

The course does not offer much of a challenge and it's in need of some grounds improvement.

Overall the course was very nice, and not too difficult. The staff was very friendly and efficient. A couple of the tee boxes had very new grass, but did not impact my play since the ball was up on a tee anyway. The price is reasonable too, so this may very well become my new home course.

Alright course for the money (it seems you can play with cart for around $25 most any time), but certainly not the top course in the immediate area. Concessions (specifically beer) are incredibly overpriced. The staff was very curt and short with everyone I saw them interact with, and not at all friendly. Fairly slow pace of play. I'm not sure if this is due to the very awkward layout of the course and distance between some holes, or just a busy afternoon. Course not terribly challenging, and was in pretty poor shape for the first day of June. Lots of dirt fairways and weed clumps for rough. For my money, in the future I'll pay a few bucks more in green fees to play a nicer course, and with less pricey food and drink I'll still come out ahead.

Liked the course but they need a Marshall controling pace.

great roll on drives(no grass) better hit the green or your rolling well over. Small greens, more slants on the greens than the flat course. NOT worth $25, and that seems cheap on the weekend.

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.