Riverwood Golf Club

Had the opportunity to play the course Saturday Sept 20, and will honestly say that it is a definite "do again". Probably the best course I've played in 6 years coming from Colorado and Florida. This is a very hilly 27 holes, with lush fairways, and you better have your "A" game ready. Trouble all around the tree lined course, but wide fairways with well groomed first cut of rough and deep and steep beyond that. The carts will shut off if you stray into an area near the greens or par 3 (cart path only), so better signage would be helpful, but aside from having to use reverse to get out of trouble as our only hiccup on the round, the staff was awesome and so dang nice. Give them a shot and you won't be disappointed.

Riverwood’s 3 9-hole course options help make it feel different every time we play. Being along the river, the surrounding landscape is mature and beautiful, with plenty of shade along the cart path. Range, tees, fairways, and greens are all in great shape. Clubhouse has good food and drinks and they have upgraded carts.

Play here quite frequently. Overall a good experience. Management and employees are nice. Courses are always managed and upkeep during season. Lots of course variety if you get the membership. I’ve had the membership for roughly 8 months, only issues I’ve had in this time is range ball picker broke two or three times which meant no range balls, and maybe a handful of pacing issues but that happens in golf so it’s to be expected. All 27 holes are unique and have their own challenges. I’ve only had one golf cart battery die at hole 17 in the 8 months I’ve been coming here, I go out at least once, sometimes twice a week. Would recommend.