Grass was a little tall, but all around, I had a great time with friends. Oh, and alot of trees. Keep the balls straight. 🤣

Horribly neglected. Hitting out of dirt or very little grass in the fairways frequently. Greens are a trainwreck. Basically, find somewhere else or don't expect much out of this place.

The City of Victoria has really done a great job of recovering the golf course after Hurricane Harvey. The course play's well, even if I don't. Improvements are still needed, but overall the course is really great.

May have been a jem at one time. But, as today, not so. My heart goes out to you if this is your only choice. Dry, dry, and dryer. Mostly do to drought conditions in the region. But, there is a total neglect to put water on the course. Greens and fairways are as hard as volcanic rock. The extremely dry conditions makes hitting onto and putting the greens a train reck. You have to hamer tees into the tee box ground. Won't play this place again until the drought is over.

Twice recently I have been refused golf cart rentals on days when no tournaments were being held. As a disabled senior part time golfer, former golf professional, I’ve played at least 150 golf courses won lots of tournaments, and Riverside Park is the only one that has ever refused me cart rental for no other apparent reason than I am a senior walk on and don’t play very often. Members get golf carts no problem. Walk on seniors may not be as fortunate.