This is a very old golf course that has a great history, very well taken care of it's fun to play…read moreand see the mountain and canyon views. The weekends seems to be a little busier then the work week. Golf carts are new and clean and the par

i would rather play at cranefield, workers were unkind and not understanding. The grass was way…read moreover grown and greens we're not kept well, we're running like i was putting on carpet.

This is a very well-maintained Golf Course and the Air Force should be proud of it. Lush greens…read moretrees along all sides good par fours and fives. The rate is pretty reasonable as well and with the right weather you will enjoy this course quite well.

2011 Air Force Golf Course of the year award winning...Hubbard Golf Corse is one of the premier…read morecourses in the Air Force. The National Golf Foundation (NGF) announced the 10th annual Customer Satisfaction Awards to managers of public golf facilities that received outstanding customer approval ratings. The Customer Satisfaction Awards are based on surveys fielded through NGF's customer satisfaction programs in 2011. Hubbard Golf Course was honored as "runner up" in the $70 and below category as having one of the highest customer approval ratings. This beautiful and well maintained 18-hole course is an amazing golfing experience.

Overrated. This is a resort? Really? This place is trash. I regret coming here and I'm only…read morehalf way through my 18.

Staff was friendly and helpful. Played the back 9. Course was of great shape. Took about 2 hours…read more We got out at 730am on July 5 and the course was not overly busy. We could play at our own pace and we didn't get paired up. Price with cart was $27 which was perfectly fair. Will hopefully get back to play the front 9 before we leave.

Local golf course that's usually in good condition. A good place for new golfers to go. Pace of…read moreplay can be problematic sometimes.

Lovely simple course, well maintained; very quiet and great place to practice in my opinion, not a…read moreton of hazards to worry about

Simple course, has improved since the last time I played years ago; really could use more trees and…read moresigns on the course telling you where the next hole/teebox is. Practice facility is decent and practice putting green well maintained

If you haven't played here in years, comer back! It's in great shape! It improves exponentially…read moreeach year!

The BEST grass we have golfed on and absolutely gorgeous views. Played the front 9 and loved it…read more Definitely back to play again and recommend any and all check it out!

Awesome place to get in a round. Well maintained and nice people running the show. Great local…read morecourse and easy to support.

Riverside is unique in many ways.............it is not along course, each hole has an interesting…read morelayout that needs your attention for better management. The shorter par fours have aspects that will throw off the longer hitters. if you are a long hitter, play them safe, place your ball and you will score better. The course is well maintained and upgraded year to year, new trees and a new tee on #6 last year and #12 this year. Play can be slow at times for various reasons but every golf course is. It all depends on the players, some are slower than others..........patience is a virtue.

The guy who works in the pro shop is rude on the phone and even ruder in person. Sucks that the…read morecourse is so nice but you have to deal with that.

Awesome golf course with great greens! Fun short course for every level. Great customer service…read more Awesome views of the mountain.

Pick a better golf course. This one doesn't know how to call groups to the tee box and then forced…read moremy group to miss the first hole because they didn't announce it right. They also allow immature high school kids from Fremont that don't know how to play and almost hit me. They didn't even apologize. Remuda needs to manage their employees and teach them how to call people to the tee box and not allow the immature Fremont team to play if they don't have etiquette.

My husband and I were driving on Highway 89, a golf ball from this course struck our car and…read moreshattered the windshield. This happened on a public roadway, not inside the golf course. We later learned that incidents like this may not be uncommon in this area. The golf ball hit the driver-side and the situation could have been much worse. Surprisingly, the golf course stated that they are not responsible and that liability falls on the individual who hit the ball despite that being located next to the highway and having low fencing. I see how this kind of position may reduce the incentive to improve safety measures.

OGC is a BAD neighbor. Situated in the middle of a heavily populated urban area while hosting…read morenumerous tournaments, they don't care at all if totally off-course golf balls head straight to dent your car, brake your windows or knock out an eyeball. The company policy that "members take responsibility for damage" is entirely up to the guilty party to fess up and pay up, neither of which they do. Phone calls and in-person visits to the Golf Club with the guilty ball (which are assigned and marked to players) and photos as proof, are met with indifference and shrugs by staff. It's up to us to run out onto the golf course within seconds to identify the golfer and challenge them to 1) admit it was their doing, and 2) make arrangements to reimburse you for repairs. Riiiiiiiiight. As a nearby homeowner hit more than several times for repairs, I feel it's time to move. Too bad the Ogden Golf Club and its members don't take responsibility and hold themselves accountable for the destruction they cause to the lives and pocketbooks of individuals in the adjacent communities.