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River Ridge Golf Club

3.0 (152 reviews)
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Andrew L.

I played the Victoria Lakes course. The course itself was very nicely maintained, and it was beautiful... but... maybe I just got spoiled by the electronic displays that you usually get nowadays... this place didn't have them on the carts and it was a little inconvenient because we had to use our range finder more than we normally would... And I'd say that the directions to tee boxes weren't the most clear... Final complaint... it was slowwwwwwww that day.

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Horrible management for times even on a weekday. The pace was looking like a weekend.

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Don't spend your money playing here if you enjoy golfing. Course is the bad shape. Worse I've ever played

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What happened to this course? Played 7-18-24 greens awful fairways dead. Come on man!

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Ask the Community - River Ridge Golf Club

How far is the fence at the driving range?

Approximately 200 yards from the new position of the mats, as of 6/1/2025

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“Victoria Lakes is the newer course with great challenges throughout.”

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I played in Sept 2026. This is how golf should be…read more Apparently the clubhouse was washed away. There is only a trailer, big enough for a few desks and a very friendly and professional staff, which treated us well. No bs. Just friendly and direct. The parking is great, the putting green is great (did seem a little faster than the greens), the short practice area is great. 6 ball max, for those of you who like to bust out the tube of a 1,000 balls (we'll be copying this sign at my course). The range is ok, not sure if you can hit driver. The course is immaculate, carpet fairways. Greens were in great condition, rolling 10? Very gettable layout but still trouble if you don't pay attention. I played from the forward tees because I was playing with an injured player and some older dudes, so I only got out the driver on a couple holes, which is something I never get to do on other courses, even if I play forward tees. Kinda cool. Plays plenty long from tips (6800). 6000 from whites (and I don't want to hear it. If you are playing from white and not breaking 76, you are in the right place!) The greens are huge and you can def hit greens and 3 putt from 80'. Fairways are generous. It's beach-side, so the trees are flat and small (like at Pebble or Torrey). It's called links, but it's really "linksy", not unlike Rustic Canyon. You can putt of the green but the course plays in the air. I should note it was unusually warm at 80 and unusually unwindy. Low ball hitters welcome. The price is unreasonably fair, especially in today's environment. Kudos to a muni keeping a really nice course a great value. Much appreciated. What I really love about this course is that it is great for a hardcore stick but a newbie can have fun too. Not many courses pull this off. (I thought the rating/slope were a little low, especially given there is usually wind, but the USGA is all about distance, so whatever ...) Wednesday, 11 am. pace of play was fine, 4:30 approx. Waited a couple holes. The GOOD: STAFF The Amazing: GOLF, all around. The UGLY: The drive from LA if there is traffic. FORE!

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Spanish Hills Club is amazing. So clean and modern. The best kept secret in Ventura County. The…read moregolf course is such a fun and challenging layout. The greens are great and speed of play is excellent. The tennis and pickleball has its own pro shop and stadium court and the pool is fantastic. They have a social membership and a pool membership where you can dine at Topa Restaurant which is amazing. I highly recommend checking out this club for their amenities, having an event and especially joining.

This is a golf only review based on one playing in Summer of 2021 for a charity scramble. I have no…read moreopinion of membership, club or anything else except what I actually mention. The facts: Course is hilly. Fairways narrow. Rough is easy. Sand is consistent and nice. Trees are plentiful and well maintained, offering some shade and bordering fairways. Greens ran about 10 and were in very nice condition, as was the whole course. This is not a walkable course. Plays 5835 from Whites, 6278 from Blues and 6748 from Blacks. Par is 71. Rating: 72.4-68, Slope 135-123. Practice facilities: Range is wonky. It's very narrow (not the range itself, the area between the cart path and the hill's edge), only about 15 bays and is so downhill that it's really difficult to adjudge distance. The balls are standard range balls (not restricted) and fairly new. The putting green was well maintained, the size of a very long green, 80' X 35'? (est). The putting green was quite sloped, but was very consistent with stimp on greens. I saw no chipping/pitching or bunker practice area, but I could have missed it. Clubhouse: Super standard new private club architecture. Nice but nothing special. Lockers and bathrooms and facilities very clean and a bit generic. Staff: I had just a couple interactions with SH staff as it was a charity tourney run by volunteers but the ones I did talk to were particularly nice, in a genuine way. GOLF COURSE. Let me just get this out of the way. I have no idea why anyone would be a member of a course that is unwalkable, but hey, differences in tastes is what makes things interesting. So, I played in a scramble tourney from the whites and I'm a 5 handicap so I shouldn't be playing from the whites, but you know, whatever. This course at 6748 would be quite different than from 5835. And when you are playing a scramble the tactics are SO different than if you are playing for score and playing the course for the first time. Once one of my team members was in the fairway at 200-250, I'd just bomb it, trying to drive the green or close. Half the par 4's are drivable or close. If I played this course from gross score, I'd pretty much never hit driver from the whites probably not even from the tips. I'd be hitting a 4 iron. There are SO many blind tee shots. I'm not a fan. I do not like courses built into the sides of hills. You don't know what the tee shots are going to do. So many times I hit shots to the left side of the fairway and they ended up on the right or visa versa. If you are playing this course for the first time and aren't going to be playing it a lot, and not in a scramble, play ultra conservatively. I lost a couple drives that I hit exactly where I wanted to hit them but then I realized my target was off. The one thing that helps is the touch-screen GPS on the carts. Use it! I should have done a better job with that. It can really help you pick your spots. Speaking of carts. Enter through the fairways through the yellow stakes as indicated or the cart will seize up on you sometimes. And the cart seats are really comfy, too. So, yeah. This course is like so many courses in OC and Ventura counties that are built into the side of hills. I've played and reviewed quite a few of them. Not a fan. I only play when it's about hanging out with friends or free golf (as opposed to just pure golf scoring), but if you like these type of courses, this is a pretty good one. Well maintained. Great greens (on par with LACC, Annandale, Rustic Canyon, Hacienda, Oakmont). Have Fun. FORE!

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This course for the $'s is a 10/10. I enjoy reading the negative reviews about issues with this…read morecourse. As usual, the wantabe pros and their comments. Im a 5 HCP, I don't carry a pencil with an eraser and this place dollar for dollar is 1 of a kind. Greens, beautiful. The fairway grass is as good as I have played on PRIVATE country clubs!. Guys in the starter were great. My best friend lives in the Strand and I come up here once a week to play. Hidden gem in Ventura county. This course in OC would be $150 minimum all day. Love this course. $'s put into a new clubhouse, Pro shop and restaurant /bar? It would be unbelievable!

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