Great layout and would recommend to anyone visiting this area. I played on a Thursday in July and there was not cart person. I would recommend not renting clubs from the course due to them being generic and not maintained. 7-7-25...Killed some time at the driving range. Plenty of room. Looking forward to my Thursday tee time. 7-10-25. Course was in great shape. Four hours to play (absolutely not complaining).

I really like this place, everyone is so friendly and there are so many challenging greens that are so much fun. I left my Bluetooth speaker (Blue tees) in the cart this morning and I still haven't found it. I hope whoever took it will return it to the office.

1 week ago Thought the course layout was good. Course has an infestation of chipmunks and ground moles with holes everywhere. If we saw 10 we saw at least 100 scurrying everywhere. There was animal feces on many tees. Course condition was poor with dead areas on many greens and fairways. It was obvious that the course isn’t cared for. It was the second time in 50 years of playing that I walked off after 9 holes. The staff refused a full refund for my wife and me for the 9 holes we didn’t play. Pretty unhappy with this experience!!

The River's Edge offers a picturesque golfing experience for enthusiasts. Its stunning views of both the mountains and the city create a memorable backdrop. The course provides a challenge that seasoned golfers will appreciate. At the same time, it ensures a fun and engaging game for everyone. You'll surely enjoy your time there.

Sharing some feedback about my son’s experience at your course today. He is 17, drives a truck responsibly every day, and came excited to play a full round of 18 holes after work. Unfortunately, he was denied the ability to rent a cart due to being under 18. While I understand there may be liability concerns, the end result was that he paid for 18 holes that he likely could not finish on foot. From a parent’s perspective, this feels unfair. My suggestion is that courses consider allowing a parent or guardian to sign a waiver of responsibility for a licensed driver under 18. That would create a reasonable middle ground that still protects the course while allowing young golfers, who are the future of the sport, to fully enjoy their round.