I've played this course many many times over the years but I can't recall when the greens have ever been this nice. Granted there are a number of tee boxes that are being redone so there are temporary one's for now so this in turn has shortened up the course. This has always been an inexpensive local track that is over played but things look to be improving... I just hope they don't up the price$$$$.

For $40 on a weekend it's worth it. So maybe the pace can get a little slow at times but it's the weekend pace of play. There are a lot of nicer courses but you'd better be willing to pay for it. At Chester Washington the overall conditions are very good and it's hard to go wrong for $40.

The greeens are in very bad shape... I guess that's why it was so empty on the Riverside. The pro shop never said a word, it was like a ghost town, the parking lot was only 1/3 full... even the regulars are staying away until the mess is cleaned up. $52 for a weekend round is very reasonably but I'm taking Green River off my list of courses that are worth playing because it's only worth half that with those conditions. I've heard that there's a $8 discount coupon that can be downloaded but even with the discount it's not worth it. Wait until the course is cleaned up before playing.

Overall it's a OK course in good shape but but but but... 6 hours 15 minutes... this was the SLOWEST round I have ever played. I won't go back unless it's during the week. The service was borderline "OK"... I'm not sure who the guy was that helped us, maybe the club pro (talked about lessons to one person), about 5' 6" early 30's; this guy has an attitude, maybe he was having a bad day. He made rude crude comments about quite a few people AFTER they left the pro shop. If you don't have anything good to say about someone, keep it to yourself but never say it loud enough that other people (in the Pro Shop) can hear you. I wonder what comment he made about me... I'm sure it couldn't have been any good! Final word... the slow play is not worth the price.

Course was OK... Greens have been punched and sanded. Some greens were sanded lightly and some were heavy, very inconsistant. When I called about course condition, I was told that the course was in good shape but no mention about the greens being punched and sanded. If I would have known I would have made a tee time at another course.

I wouldn't put this course in a "must play" category but overall it's not a bad course. The fees are fairly low and you're basically getting what you pay for. The tee boxes are OK, the fairways are inconsistent, the sand is OK, the greens were acually in very decent shape. For a local course the greens stood out... very consistent speed and fairly smooth. Speed of play was a bit slow but this was a holiday. If more golfers there would fill their divots it would really help the fairways. It's got a decent layout; overall I would rate this course a 5 out of 10 (1 being the worst and 10 being the best).

The course is usually in good condition but the sand traps are terrible. The traps are very wet just under the surface and very inconsistent. I'm sure that this is all because of the over watering due to the high temperatures.

Some of the par 4's are too short for long hitters (300 yards). The rough was inconsistent, from thin to at times 6 inches. The sand traps are very good but with the recent heat everything is getting watered, even the traps and some are wet just under the surface and inconsistent. The greens are in great shape, very smooth and very consistent which is always a tough thing for public courses.

I may have slightly under rated this course. It's got a decent layout and lately has been in good playing condition. The greens are much better than they used to be but so is the overall course. Summer is upon us and it's only going to get hotter so be prepared, bring lots of water and freeze them the night before because they will melt rather quickly. The beverage cart does come aroung but not as much as some other courses but that's probably because of the layout. The carts are a bit of a problem; in the last two rounds there we have had a dead cart. On the first occation it died before we could get to the 3rd tee (we called in and they had a cart out to us 10 minustes later) and the second time we managed to limp it through 9 holes with a little push but it does bug me, especially during play. I do know they're trying to remedy the situation because when we mentioned it one person started cussing up a storm because apparently they had just spent money to get rid of this kind of problem. For the price it's a decent course but with the cost of gas these days it might be better to save the gas money and spend it on a better local course.

Overall the course was "OK", I've seen it in much better shape. Two temporary greens, one on the front and back. Most greens were lumpy and the fairways were very inconsistent , definitely needed to be cut. For the price and service it's hard to beat.

Overall course condition "Fair to Good". Greens were recently punched so in another week or two it should fill in and hopefully be smooth and playable.

Course is short, a bit narrow with small greens; a fair challenge. There is not a lot of separation between fairways or greens and tee boxes; feels crowded and does get a little unnerving with people yelling "fore". Temperture was in the 90's and we only seen the beverage cart once and we never seen a marshall. Starter sent a twosome in front of our foursome and then sent a twosome out behind us... go figure? My opinion... pick course #1 over #2 and bring your own water.