Amazing course. Beautiful fairways,lovely neighborhood! People are extremely nice. Nice driving…read morerange. Nice chipping green. Also has a nice putting green. Amazing food aswell. Carts are amazing with rangefinders in the cart.

Big Oaks made a comeback and has recently been sold ... to someone who knows golf and golf courses,…read moreand who has the finances to take it up a notch. Stay tuned.

This golf course is located in Mississippi, it is semi private with beautiful greens. Quite a…read moredrive from madison Alabama. Good way to spend the day! Playing golf with my best girl .

Great place for a small wedding! Very spacious and has awesome amenities…read more Plus it's pretty!

It's a small 9 hole course. Limited amount of carts. Small greens and patchy fairways. Customer…read moreservice was ok, I was rushed out of my cart while trying to load my clubs in the vehicle.

I stayed here one night in the cottages for a NYE wedding reception. The staff leading up to the…read morevisit were helpful and courteous. I was hesitant to stay on site because based on the description of the cottages being in a "shared" area and a golf course in MS I thought it might be old and worst than the Hampton Inn. I was glad when we got there. Check in was easy and only one other room in our cottage was being used. Parking was right there and the cottage was updated, clean, and comfortable. I am very glad we chose to stay on site. The common area was large and the rooms were separated enough so noise would not be an issue. Windows looked out on lake.

Beautiful golf course and very well-maintained. Puts all of the other local courses to shame! We…read morehave a military membership, otherwise it wouldn't be affordable for us.

Absolutely the worst golf experience i have ever had. First, the clubhouse doesn't have senior…read morediscounts. OK I can live with that. The "greens" fees were over 50 dollars with the tax. OK, again, I can live with that. But when we get to the first green and there is no grass on it, I have a problem. I'm from out of state so I didn't know that they had killed the grass by spraying pesticide on the greens improperly. This is almost fraud. To charge us full price for a golf course that has no greens, and not telling us, is just wrong. I will NEVER play here again.

Great restaurant inside club house. Extensive menu. Awesome…read moreburgers. Has 2 rooms, diner type seating up front and a more relaxed dining room at the rear.

We rented the Clubhouse for my in-laws 50th Wedding Anniversary this past weekend. The venue was…read morePERFECT for this event. Very affordable and the staff was very generous with their time and assistance in making this part a success. Jennifer went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. She was very responsive and available to our needs. If you are considering hosting an event at the Clubhouse don't hesitate....it was wonderful and affordable and we got top notch service.

Really fun place to play. Always in good condition. I live in Franklin and frequently stop and play…read morewith my Memphis friends when I come home to the Bluff City for a visit. Seems like it was built for the benefit of the player and not as a memorial to the designer. Barry B. White

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

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.