River Oak Resorts

We played the Otter nine first and the Fox second. Otter nine is excellent, great conditions, nice tee boxes, greens very good and fairways too. Liked this nine a lot. Only gripe, bunkers had water in them, not all but most..... Fox nine was definitely a bit of a step down. The fairways were a bit thin on some holes, some tee boxes were on a noticeable tilt and worn out 2 or 3 greens had some bare spots, not many and the spots were not very big, water in bunkers again, but still definitely playable and not really that bad at all, just a notch down from Otter. It's funny how early in the morning, when hitting some warm up on the range, about 830am, the sun is smack in your eyes and it is a bit unnerving to not be able to see anything! LOl.... putting green is smallish but nice and overall, for Myrtle Beach area, this course holds up nicely, not too expensive but hard to find anything for under 60 bucks that is worth it nowadays, I will return

Fun course and in good shape for this time of year. Wished that they would not have sold off the other nine( I think they called it Bear) it was my favorite nine to play. Went from a 27 hole track to 18. Overall still fun and great course for the money.

I was pleasantly surprised how nice the course was for the money, especially in Myrtle Beach. The course was challenging, but fun. I would recommend it to anyone.

Course is in decent shape..

No major issues but several holes have rough areas. Maybe when grass fully returns things will improve.

Staff is very courteous and helpful.

Played March 24th...The greens were consistent and true. With all the dormant grass at this time of year it was nice to have good greens! Only complaint were the bunkers....some were filled with cement for some reason! Who wants to be in traps anyways?! Course is short and tight but also lots of bail outs so overall it was fair.. Shout out to Ron the starter who also doubled as a marshal. We got around in 4:15 hrs (2pm ttime)