Riverside Golf Club tee times

What golfers love

Golfers tell us that the greens at this golf course are nice and well-maintained. They appreciate the opportunity to putt from the fairways, which adds to their enjoyment of the game. The flat layout of the course, with its water hazards, helps golfers practice their club accuracy and distances. Despite some issues with pace of play and course conditions, golfers find the staff to be friendly and welcoming. They also appreciate the value for money, especially on weekdays. Overall, golfers find this course to be a good option for beginners and those looking for a relaxed and easy round of golf.

Good to know

Golfers tell us that the course conditions are poor, with many fairways having dry and bald spots, and tee boxes in terrible shape. The greens have geese poop and crud, making it difficult to play. Outside of the greens, players are either playing off of dirt in the tees and fairway or mud. Furthermore, the "fairway" is awful, and players have to putt from the fairways. The staff quality and friendliness are poor, with some players feeling rushed and waiting for a long time to tee off. The value for the money is average to poor, with many players feeling it is not worth the money for the conditions. The facility quality is average at best, with many areas needing repair. The pace of play is poor, with many players waiting for a long time on every tee box and taking more than five hours to finish 18 holes. The management or marshals pay zero attention to the play of pace. The course does not have any reason to have a marshal, and there are many groups waiting on the first tee and behind players. The course layout is confusing and at times dangerous.