Schneiter’s Riverside Golf Course — Riverdale, UT

Posted on September 20, 2020December 25, 2021

Rating:*

Layout: 5
Conditions: 6
Staff: 5
Value: 5

TCS™: 5.25

— Not counted in TCS™, but just as important (imo):

Pace of Play: SLOW! Sunday morning is likely one of the more busy times; and, it is busy!

*All ratings are out of 10 possible points.

Commentary:

Another good time with my brother, his friend Josh, and Josh’s dad, Curt (I think that’s the correct spelling?)!

The track is well kept; greens are in great shape. Staff are friendly enough. We got off at 8AM and finished around 12:30PM.

This isn’t a bad track; I just don’t have a lot to say about it. Lots of mature tree growth and some decent variation with the holes, though it does feel a bit, “up and back, up and back.” At $30 for a walking round on a weekend, it’s a decent round, but nothing to write grandma Tom Morris about.

My scorecard: LINK

10 – Simply amazing, go play this a.s.a.p.! Are you on your way?!

9 – One of the best, just not spot on "perfect" in every way. Play It!

8 – One of the best courses in the area; well worth the trip to play.

7 – Worth a round if you are within a reasonable distance. Good conditions and interesting layout.

6 – An above average course that is worth your time if you're close by. Should provide a nice round.

5 – An average course. Decent layout, decent conditions, and the value hits the sweet spot. The one to play after work for a quick round. However, it lacks an overall wow factor.

4 – Below average, but moderately interesting in places.

3 – A poor course. Conditions are pretty bad but the cost of a round usually outweighs the conditions. Play with your friends who are too cheap to pay for a better round of golf.

2 – Bad, but playable. Play it when you need some practice before spending $$$ on a "better" course.

1 – A very bad course, but often has a deal you can't pass up (e.g., I have played a few like this; got 18 and a cart for only $5, yeah, I'd play about anything for that too).

0 – The only way I'd "play" this course if it was in my backyard and it was free. I mean who turns down a free "driving range" which is all that this "course" is good for, not for golf but to hit balls at and forget about.