This course is so beautiful. My favorite part was hearing the roars of the crowd rolling through…read morethe course. It just makes it exciting, I also loved the no cell phone policy. Everyone actually talks to each other. The course is much more hilly than I expected and I felt a little out of shape the next day. The gift shop is always full and expect to drop a few dimes on merchandise you cannot get anywhere else. The concessions is fast and great prices. If you ever get a chance to go don't hesitate. It's a must see.

We visited Augusta National on Day 1 of the Masters tournament. It is the most beautiful and…read morepristine golf course that I have ever seen. The Masters Tournament is an extremely well organized event. The staff were incredible-they were helpful and kind- from the merchandise areas to the restrooms to the food tents. Attending this event was on my bucket list and it was EPIC!!

Was in town rooting for a friend who was competing in the Iron Man 70.3 race. Since I had a few…read moredays to myself and scheduled my tee-time. Upon arriving and picking up my rentals the staff was immensely courteous and friendly. I walked across to the cafe and ordered a breakfast burrito (yum!) to go and off I was to the driving range for a few swings. I was paired with another single who had time for 9 holes and was a local who shared stories about the course and gave me a few good reads! Course was a great condition, it can be challenging but not difficult. Views on the back 9 and conditions played better than the front, but overall great round in under 4 hours on a Friday! Big Fan!

Worst golf experience of my life!!…read more The course is beautiful so we were surprised that it was almost empty until we got half way down the fist fairway. - The golf carts have GPS systems that will not allow you to drive to you ball unless it is in the fairway. I am a bogey golfer and I play from the rough but could not get to my ball. At one point I had 2 wheels on the fairway and the cart was shutdown. On 9 my buddy hit a pop-up in the middle of the fairway and the GPS system would not let us go to the ball. - We got 4 or 5 loud warnings on every hole. I had to reverse on almost every hole because there was no warning..the cart just shut down. There are no signs around the green so the cart stops at each arbitrary distance from the green. If I am going to be fussed at all day..I may as well stay home with the wife! Lol. - Also, the greens are super fast and set-up for 5% of golfers but not much fun for average golfers. - Bottom line is that the course is operated by an insane fanatic golfer that has no understanding of the business of running a golf course. I don't plan to play there again and you got to wonder how many other locals are avoiding the golf course due to the annoying golf cart GPS policy. - One more note...I would bet that when the course managers play the course they are able to turn off all the warnings and GPS limiters that they dictate for the rest of us!

This is probably the best driving range and golf repair business in Augusta. They were able to…read moreadjust swing weight to D-5 with no problem and have a great selection of grips. Driving range balls are in great condition and lots of room to hit driver.

If you want to improve your golf game, Wedges and Woods is where you go. Excellent staff that can…read morehandle all your golfing needs. Everything from fixing your clubs to fixing your swing. Where you can hit off-grass all year, if you need to work on putting, chipping, pitching, iron play, or work on your driver, they have you covered. They have the best prices in town. Their range balls are new, unlike other places where the golf balls are beaten to death and cut up. Great facility.

Played a round here during Masters week! The course was in great shape. The staff were helpful and…read morewelcoming. We got to enjoy some views and gators! Our group throughly enjoyed the way the course played and the greens were Pristine!

I have every public golf course in Augusta, and The River Club is the best. Starting off with the…read moredriving range- it is right next to the first tee box and the grass is kept in good condition. When you play the course, the fairways are extremely pure and the greens are always in incredible shape. There are a few holes that are played right next to the river which provide a beautiful view and great area to slice a ball into ;). In fact, the entire course is beautiful. Walking up to the 9th green you have a nice view of the clubhouse and pond. The staff at the bar are friendly and make great conversation.

Great experience ! the bartender Warren was fast, Efficient and a great time! Can't wait to attend…read moreagain.

Seven of us went in for dinner on a Sunday night. There was us and 6 people at the bar. We got in…read moreat 7 pm. In the middle of our dinner they put loud music on right behind our table so we couldn't even hear ourselves speak. I don't know if thy were trying to get us out or were just oblivious to us trying to enjoy our dinner. It was the rudest thing I have ever experienced at a restaurant. We immediately asked for our bill before we had all finished eating. We were planning on having desert and another round of drinks but instead just left. An evening ruined. Very unprofessional

Super friendly staff Excellent facilities…read more Courses were all very interesting and different The 3 different 9 holes gave different vibes and options to play Caddies were ok, one day was great next day was mediocre But fun tracks and worthy of a visit

Golf course is beautiful. However the restaurant is something else. While everything was properly…read morecooked and mostly tasty. 1. Cheapest bottle of wine $95 - might be wise to offer a range. Not everyone wants to spend that much for a regular night out. Filet perfectly cooked as were lamb chops. $8 plus sides are put on plate - definitely not the usual shareable size. Creamed spinach wonderful but $8. Our $13.50 burrata and heirloom tomatoes consisted of 4 mealy tomato wedges, a drizzle of balsamic, one basil leaf and a quarter section of a burrata. Never, ever not gotten a whole burrata ball anywhere. While all tasty, no wow factor at all to justify a $200 bill for dinner and 2 drinks.

I played this course years ago, so I'm a bit biased when I say that "this is the best course in the…read moreCSRA." I know that ANGC is across the river, but I haven't played it... only seen it. I believe it has a lighted driving range. It's not public, so you'll have to know someone out there to get in.

Played Sage Valley today for the fourth time. Just an amazing experience. Top notch service all…read morearound. My caddie, John Wendt, was awesome. Best greens reader I've had out there so far, ask for him by name. He kept me positive and made it a memorable experience. Made two very long putts thanks to John's expertise, along with a tricky eight foot extremely fast down hill putt on 18 to crush my playing partner's soul and close out the day!

This course has seen better days, that is for sure. Even though i visited in late winter,…read moreenvisioning what it would look like at peak season is relatively easy to do. That said, I played a round of 18 holes with a cart for $18. WOW. WHAT A VALUE! This is a pretty easy course. Not much in the way of hazards or spots where you could lose a golf ball, making it ideal for beginners. I usually clock in at an 85-90, but walked off this course with a firm 80 thanks to a couple driveable par 4s and reachable par 5s. The greens are very small overall, and well guarded on the par 3s, which is really where you feel the challenge here. Clubhouse, though showing a little wear, good condition overall. The carts are gas powered to get up and down the various hills, and were comfortable. Being winter time, course amenities were few. No water stations, fine for the weather, but also no rangers harassing you about how you are playing. Love that. Many holes do not have full cart paths, so for a person playing the first time you might get crossed up between holes. That said, using a GPS app like the Grint will get you where you need to go, and the yardages are accurate. For the money, and as someone from out of town, this is an incredible golf value. If you're not picky, this is a great course to tee it up and get some practice in.

I am not an ostentatious man. I buy the great value version of foods, use coupon apps, and wear the…read moresame Hanes underwear for multiple years. However, if I'm paying good money for something, I expect it to be decent. Today I paid $27 to get chewed out by Walgreens Steve Harvey behind the desk and then play 18 holes on the worst course I've ever seen. I'll see y'all out at point southe

Had so much fun at top golf!! The staff and service were great! It was so very hot and humid and…read moreI appreciated our server so much. She kept our drinks full and was very friendly! We had such a fun time!

Couldn't resist half off Tuesday. Great service from the team. Enjoyed a perfectly cooked all…read moreAmerican burger. Selected the tots and a Modelo. The group I was with had a chicken sandwich that looked amazing and the drinks were good.

It's a nice golf course I would say it's a little overpriced for a nine hole though there a lot…read morecooler places for cheaper but the driving range is really cool

Never golfed on the course but have used the practice club a lot. Super overpriced for what it is…read more. Wedges and Woods beats them by nearly double the balls per price point and has a much nicer facility. Poorly maintained practice area, I constantly have to realign the mat. Cherry on top is the recent asphalt parking lot, the old one was fine and now it's just super hot and smells terrible.