This golf course is the best you’re going to find for the price, offering a welcoming community atmosphere and owners who truly get to know you, like you, and work hard to provide a great experience. The greens are consistently some of the best in Southern California—I’ve heard that from many people over the years, and my personal experience confirms it. I’ve played here dozens of times and have enjoyed every round. It’s a relaxed environment where you don’t feel like you have to be the best golfer to have a great time. The driving range is affordable and well-maintained, with multiple coaches available if you’re interested in lessons. All the workers are very nice, which just adds to the overall experience. It’s a great course for golfers of all levels.

Perfect example of a golf course that does not give a shit about golfers. Once the sale is made, no refunds or rain checks. The moment I walked in the pro shop, they guy points to a sign that says, "no rain checks." Either I tee of right then or go home and forfeit my greens fee. It's pouring down really heavy and he announces over the loud speaker, "go ahead and tee off" Seriously? Damn. That's cut throat. You can imagine how horrible the conditions must have been. The greens were so water logged, you couldn't even putt! Jeez. Never going back.

River View Golf Course is surely not the best course I've ever played in, but definitely one of the most interesting designed and challenging courses. Basically the entire course was built on top of bank of the Santa Ana River, your game starts to get the fun from Hole 4&5. Hole 4 392 yards Par 4, need to lay up at around 200 yards first, and your 2nd shot is to approach the green which is around 3-story height, and followed by Hole 5, a 546 yards Par 5, and your 3rd shot is to approach the green which is around 3-story height. While the fairways of both Hole 4&5 are along the riverside, Hole 7 a 375 yards Par 4 is for you to drive the ball across the river, and ANOTHER 3-story height green for you to approach. Same as Hole 12, 470 yards Par 4, drive the ball across the river, with 2nd shot around 200+ yards, and ANOTHER 3-story height green for you to approach. The rest of your game pretty much you repeat the same routines, and drive the cart across the river every 2-3 holes. Overall, the course condition may not be enjoyable, but the fact that you're playing golf along the river, at least it's my first ever experience.

My car and even my friends’ was damaged by a golf ball while legally parked in our company parking lot close to this course. Management immediately deflected responsibility, offering no investigation, accountability, or goodwill, only excuses that the course “existed before the building”. I’ve confirmed this is a known, ongoing pattern of property damage affecting nearby professionals. To be clear: being "here first" does not grant a business the license to allow projectiles to trespass onto adjacent private property. I have extended an opportunity for a private resolution, but I am fully prepared to pursue a formal nuisance and negligence claim in court to address this persistent lack of duty of care.

Narrow fairways and quite challenging course layout. Greens are fast. This course surely is not for beginners. Play pace isn’t bad even during the weekend morning, and the price is quite good(for both green fees and foods) One of the biggest issues is some holes are too close to the other hole and balls are coming very dangerously from the other holes.