⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If you are looking for a good place to hold a reception after interring a loved one at Riverside National Cemetery, look no further than General Old Golf Course. We hosted an event there on 28 October 2025. Logistically, it’s perfect and super easy being just 3 minutes from the cemetery, making it incredibly easy for guests to find and navigate. Food: They prepared an excellent light lunch of sandwiches and salads, and also offer a full bar and soft drinks. Everything was fresh and beautifully presented. Cost: Very reasonable pricing options, they provide great value for both the setting and the service. Atmosphere: We hosted a luncheon for about 50 people on the covered patio. It was lovely and serene, with peaceful surroundings and a great view of nearby military aircraft (we even saw C-17s and MV-22s flying by). Military-Friendly: My father was a veteran, and I appreciated how the venue honors and respects those who have served — it felt like the right place to gather in his memory. Finally, the staff was excellent; incredibly accommodating, professional, and kind. They took care of everything and made the entire process seamless. Highly recommend General Old Golf Course for anyone seeking a beautiful, respectful, and convenient venue near Riverside National Cemetery.

4 months ago

This place is really nice and I like the fact that it’s only a short rock throw away from my house. I currently signed up for golf instructions with Greg and have been visiting the location in a weekly basis trying to improve my game. I’m by no means a professional and really consider myself a true beginner, but I’m definitely enjoyed my time here. Everyone that I’ve met so far has been friendly, welcoming, and encouraging as I ask 1 million questions about everything. If you’re in the Riverside or surrounding area give this place a shot.

2 months ago

Just played on a beautiful day but the upkeep of the course is once again very disappointing. When speaking with the staff it doesn’t seem like anyone cares from leadership (Kiki) to the groundskeeper who travels around in a cart with his dog but never seems to be doing anything of value. Shout out to Parker as he seems to be the only one who cares. A course technically owned by the government should not be represented this way. Do Better!

2 weeks ago