"Distance markers were a little hard to find on some holes, not all sprinkler heads had information especially between 150 and 220 yards out. The layout of the course is nice, it suits most golfers. A good mix of easy to difficult holes making you feel challenged and still feeling like you are on vacation."

"Great conditions all around."

Course was in very good condition.
Greens were excellent.

Staff was very friendly. Clubhouse has been updated and feels like a sports lounge. Very fun course with lots of water especially on back 9...Some great picturesque holes. They had a lady take our group and individual pics on the first tee and we were able to purchase them as we made the turn. Was a great idea for our group as we had forgotten til that point to get a group picture. Thanks River Hills!! Only downside was the cart paths in some sections is very bumpy and almost non existent. Is more narrow than some of our other courses we had played.

The playing conditions were good on the tees, fairways and greens. Off the fairway was not the greatest. Difficult course for the first time playing it. Lots of water and some carries you are just not sure about. Staff was very friendly and doing its best during the coronavirus crisis.

A very frustrating day of golf. Course was in very good shape, but we waited on every hole on every shot. No one was there to maintain reasonable play. Will not return.

Greens are horrible. Burned up and unplayable. If you like plinko it's for you. Any other courses for the money in better shape

This golf course is located in the North Myrtle Beach area but easily accessible from anywhere in the area. Pro shop employees were quite friendly and merchandise was reasonably priced. We arrived a bit early and were able to get out immediately but keep in mind Myrtle Beach courses double tee so this isn't a given. The pace of play was respectful (roughly 4 hours) and the cost was reasonable even for a weekend ($40 afternoon mid May).

Course
The course is a fair test with multiple tee blocks spread widely apart (men/women) with no long carries making it enjoyable for all levels of golf. The grounds were in good shape (albeit not plush) and tee blocks/greens were not over used. Except for holes 1 and 10 none run parallel to others. The course winds through a residential community but does not feel urban as it is abundant with towering pines, greenery along the edges and strategically placed water hazards. Sand traps are well placed well kept and not punishing. The sand is fine grain and well packed allowing for green side explosions. The greens run true and we're of average speed but take heed...greens are not only smaller but quite narrow throughout so accuracy and distance control is important (depending on pin locations).

Overall
This is the first course of our trip so nothing else to compare against. That said having played this game for the past 40 years I would say River Hills Country Club was a good way to start a golf vacation....especially if you are a couple.

Great value. Greens are extremely fast though.Beautiful layout.

great course the best