Little River Golf – a very nice nine hole that mixes up the blue and white tees for some variety playing 18. With ocean views, walks through redwoods between holes, and the coastal weather, this very nicely maintained course is pure pleasure to play. Carts are available but it’s a nice course to walk which adds to the experience. Also staff and members were all friendly and helpful which really makes plying the course nothing but pleasure. I didn’t stay at the Inn or eat at the restaurant but I have no doubt they are both above and beyond like the golf course.
Very poorly cared for golf course, the only green grass and playable surface is the tee box and putting area, everything else is hard dirt. The ‘fairways’ are all dry and brown, hard packed dirt, and un-manicured. Everything is run down, rusted, falling apart and and they stick it to you with a $60 green fee. Beyond disappointed, do not recommend unless you’ve 1) never played or seen a golf course before, or 2) money means nothing to you. Playing this course felt like an abandoned cow pasture course in in some small rural town in Kansas. *If you decide to go ahead and play here, I highly recommend you not use your good clubs.
I’ve noticed since the uptick in golfers (covid) courses have become somewhat greedy. Supply and demand leads some courses to curtail most maintenance, stop watering, and do as little as possible. Covid has definitely pulled the curtain back and shown peoples true colors in many ways. Charging high prices for an inferior customer experience.
Not saying this is the case here, but this feels like another example of where the money side wins over providing an equal value experience for your customers. Sad to see.
Tom is the golfer. And I’ve joined him periodically in his ventures. The staff is kind and very helpful. The lady at the front desk encouraged me to join Tom, in order to see the beauty of the golf course. Breath taking is what I like to say. Once on top of the small hill I was able to take pictures of the flowers, deers & the ocean.
The outside setup is beautiful and comfy. The food was very pleasant. I wish that I had taken pictures of my Clam Chowder but I totally was in it before I realized I should have taken a picture.
Rich Thickens
Little River Golf – a very nice nine hole that mixes up the blue and white tees for some variety playing 18. With ocean views, walks through redwoods between holes, and the coastal weather, this very nicely maintained course is pure pleasure to play. Carts are available but it’s a nice course to walk which adds to the experience. Also staff and members were all friendly and helpful which really makes plying the course nothing but pleasure. I didn’t stay at the Inn or eat at the restaurant but I have no doubt they are both above and beyond like the golf course.
Tim Moore
Very poorly cared for golf course, the only green grass and playable surface is the tee box and putting area, everything else is hard dirt. The ‘fairways’ are all dry and brown, hard packed dirt, and un-manicured. Everything is run down, rusted, falling apart and and they stick it to you with a $60 green fee. Beyond disappointed, do not recommend unless you’ve 1) never played or seen a golf course before, or 2) money means nothing to you. Playing this course felt like an abandoned cow pasture course in in some small rural town in Kansas. *If you decide to go ahead and play here, I highly recommend you not use your good clubs.
I’ve noticed since the uptick in golfers (covid) courses have become somewhat greedy. Supply and demand leads some courses to curtail most maintenance, stop watering, and do as little as possible. Covid has definitely pulled the curtain back and shown peoples true colors in many ways. Charging high prices for an inferior customer experience.
Not saying this is the case here, but this feels like another example of where the money side wins over providing an equal value experience for your customers. Sad to see.
Rosemary Montantes
Tom is the golfer. And I’ve joined him periodically in his ventures. The staff is kind and very helpful. The lady at the front desk encouraged me to join Tom, in order to see the beauty of the golf course. Breath taking is what I like to say. Once on top of the small hill I was able to take pictures of the flowers, deers & the ocean.
Leanna McBride
The outside setup is beautiful and comfy. The food was very pleasant. I wish that I had taken pictures of my Clam Chowder but I totally was in it before I realized I should have taken a picture.
Ruben Romero
Wonderful little course. The family and I played 9. I thought the course was well-maintained and just challenging enough.
The par 4’s were about right. The par 5’s were fun and not too difficult. The par 3’s were challenging.
Can’t wait to return, hopefully when the world fully opens and I can enjoy the amenities.