To add to Tony's comments from 10 years ago, I have played Riverside since I was a kid and sadly it…read morehasn't improved. While the clubhouse is nice, the burgers good, and the staff friendly, the course itself is at best a raggedy, neglected goat ranch. So it's a 'good value' only in the sense that you're not paying much for a crummy course. Fairways are mainly low-cut weeds and crabgrass, while the greens are low-cut dead weeds and lumpy, hardpacked dirt and sand. The course is in the hood, and the sound of not-too-distant gunfire not uncommon. If you're intent on going, watch yourself and don't leave valuables in your car. If you have a carry permit, carry. Riverside is bordered on the east by a noisy expressway, on the north by a gravel pit, and the water Tony mentions to the west is not the Mississippi River, but McKellar Lake - the smelly, highly polluted, garbage-filled Memphis industrial harbor. There are prehistoric remnants of cart paths between #1 and #2, between #4 and #5, and between #5 and #6. The actual course layout, while short, makes a primitive but fun track with many deep ravines, hills, thick woods, overgrown areas, and OB to the right on 7 of the 9 holes. Most holes are par 4, with one par 3 and one par 5. Also, plenty (as in plenty) of snakes, so don't go poking around in the rough or down in the ravines - even though you see brand new golf balls down there. Insects of every description (mainly mosquitos, flies, gnats, ticks) are plentiful. In short, this course and it's ancient layout could be a gem if the city spent some money on it, maintained it, and improved security. Don't mean to be overly-critical, but out-of-towners and other neophytes need to know what they're getting into. If you're looking for a decent municipal course in Memphis, go to Overton Park GC on Poplar Ave or Galloway GC on Walnut Grove Rd. And watch yourself.

Really a great value. It only has nine holes. But for $14 with cart. Wow. It's close to Downtown…read moreand pretty well maintained. Plus you can actually see the river. A quick review of the course is it's a little hilly. There is no sand or water. The first 6 greens seem to be a Bermuda hybrid which makes it a little difficult to putt. And there isn't a cart path. So don't let these things surprise you. Another neat feature of this course is they have foot golf. Three days a week they close the golf course for soccer golf. It's 18 holes and you actually kick soccer balls from a tee box into 50 gallon cans they have sunk into the ground. Nice alternative for the younger crowd who don't want to play golf. This really is a great option for a quick round of golf. Make sure you check with the course for tee times before you go. It's regular golf 4 days and foot golf the other three. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did. Have fun and hit them straight.

This course offers a good value with its reasonable green fees and some challenging holes. The…read moreabsence of management on the course to keep things moving was evident, so pack a little patience in your bag. Pro shop had some nice merch, but skip the cafe. Prepackaged, microwaved offerings :(

Course was beautiful, all clubhouse workers where friendly and super helpful, golf carts where in…read moregreat shape, private club level course open to the public, as well as the pro shop, would recommend to anybody

Great course for the value. Greens rolled fairly well. Carts have GPS with range to to green. Would…read moredefinitely recommend. Only complaint were that the tee boxes were hard.

Golfed Audubon for the first time. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed. Cart paths are in BAD…read moreneed of repair (to be fair, it looks like they are working on them). Ball washers broken. They had one new ball washer but it didn't have any water in it. Tees and greens are not in good shape. This course needs a heck of a lot of upgrades to warrant a $32 greens fee and cart rental. I'll not go back. *After sleeping on it..... they are trying to patch the cart paths. In reality, it's nothing more than putting lipstick on a pig. They need to rip them all out and redo all of them.

We went here for a workshop, and it was really nice! TPC includes a golf course, clubhouse and PGA…read moreshop. You stop at the security gate, on the left side unless you're a resident, and will give you directions. This is a great area tucked away within a beautiful neighborhood! Every area I observed was pristine, well lit and organized. There are several rooms for gatherings whether business meeting, presentation, birthday or dinner party, and this is definitely a great venue for weddings.

Attended a meeting/luncheon today. We were in a private room with our own server. She was very…read moreattentive and took care of 15 people perfectly. I didn't realize they had such a great menu. I was impressed. Several people ordered the gumbo and remarked how good and spicy it is. The grilled chicken sandwich with potato salad was really really good. A couple of people had salads and they were HUGE! Food and service was awesome

It's better than a driving range. It's the first time that I've played golf in a park where kids…read moreare actually climbing trees on the course. It wasn't challenging and we were able to walk on the course two different times. I'd go there again to practice. The staff was very helpful and friendly.

My husband is quite the avid golfer, and decided to give this course a whirl. It's 9 holes, and it…read morecost him a mere $8 green fee ($7 on weekdays) and $6 bucks for a golf cart. He and his buddies had fun simply because it is cheap and a pretty simple course. He said he will go back just to improve upon his golf skills. It is by no means an excellent course, nor should it be looked to as such. He claims that its a great way to get practice, and much more fun than the driving range. It's clean, but does need some work. There are a lot of patches that are shaded and have no grass, which from what I understand is a big no no when it comes to the rule book of golf- but what are you expecting? No, Tiger Woods prolly wouldn't be caught dead here- but it seems like a cheap, fun and close way to get your golf on in Memphis.

Driving range has plenty of bays almost all are covered and have a small table with a couple of…read morechairs. I hit a bucket of balls then went inside the grille there and had a gatorade. Nice place and the employees were friendly too. Reasonable prices too. I will be back.

I'm a super new golfer and I had a great time at the range today. Everyone was super helpful and…read morethe place is incredibly nice.

Attended a birthday celebration last night in a private room. Food was absolutely delicious (I had…read morethe salmon; those that had the steak and vegetarian raved about their choices). We brought a cake, but the cheesecake that they provided was wonderful. Staff was terrific. Lovely night.

The most gorgeous golf course in Shelby county, feels like being on a vacation when you're playing…read morea round. Top notch golf facilities! I mean just gorgeous!!

Played this course Thursday. It's in GREAT SHAPE! Very well…read moremanaged! Highly recommend.

This golf course is my favorite in the Memphis area. Over the years I've enjoyed great conditions…read moreand the course maintenance has always been excellent; however, I have to say that my experience yesterday was very disappointing. Some of the greens are nearly dead. Bare dirt instead of a nice grass surface on many greens. Several tee boxes were in bad shape as well. Fairways were good. A few bunkers were needing attention. I always gave this course 5 stars but due to the poor greens conditions I had to go lower. I do hope they are able to recover the greens soon. Until then I'll be looking for another place to play.

First time to play this course. Greens were acceptable, but the entire course needs a good weed…read morewhacking. Tree limbs hang over cart paths. Almost no signage to direct you from hole to hole. Cart paths are broken and in need of repair. I'm sure it was once a great course, but not today.

Play this course quite often. It is a mediocre course with only 2 par 5 holes. Fairways are a bit…read morerough and they are cut close during fall and winter which makes hitting off fairway a bit tough. Sand bunker need a bit of attention with grass and weeds sometimes growing. Course is layed out well but if you hit into the rough you most likely lose a ball so don't use expensive golf balls if you are a weekend golfer. Lots of trees on fairways so again if you do not hit into the fairway the trees are going to play paddleball with your golf ball. Quite a bit of water on this course so beware. For the fee is worth playing this course. They have a driving range and putting green just before the first hole which is great for a warm up prior to playing. All the associates have been great!

Nice people. Fairway and greens in fairly good shape. Sand traps are very neglected…read more Seems no one maintains them anymore. Sad.

Greens and fairways are in great shape. 1/2 of the sand traps are mud pits, with grass growing in…read morethem. Staff is friendly. Virtually no pro shop. If you are hungry, get the chicken salad sandwich. It is REALLY good and reasonably priced ($4.00). Domestic beers are $2.75. We played on a really hot day and there was virtually nobody else playing.