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ABOUT THE CLUB

Riverside is a full-service Country Club. Our prestigious 18-hole golf course was designed by William F. Bell whose career courses have hosted PGA, LPGA, and other major championship tournaments.  Our stunning, full service Pro Shop was voted Country Club Retailer-of-the-Year in its first year of operations!

During the 1950’s a group of local businessmen met under the name of The Radar Club in Springville, Utah.  In the late 1950’s a few members of this club started floating around the idea of building a country club.  Several different parcels of land were considered but ultimately, for an average price of $900 per acre, the pristine setting of the Provo River-bottoms was chosen.  The official name of Riverside Country Club was adopted in 1959 and the club became a reality in 1960 with 34 Equity Members and 16 Social Members.  A grand opening for the clubhouse was held on May 11, 1960 with the swimming pool opening on July 15th of the same year.  In June of 1962, the long-anticipated grown-in of the golf course was ready for play and a great Utah County tradition began!

In 2008, the members of the club voted to build a new clubhouse, pro shop and pool complex.  Construction commenced in 2010 and all of our stunning new facilities opened by summer 2012.  The clubhouse boasts 42,000 square feet of ample dining facilities, wedding reception areas, private banquet and meeting rooms, built-in AV, tennis courts, a fitness facility complete with a massage treatment room, movement studio for fitness classes, Pilates reformer studio, cardio and weight training, and exquisite locker rooms.  Our 12,000 square foot Pro Shop was voted as Country Club Retailer-of-the-Year in its first year of operations! Our swimming pool complex includes a 25-meter lap pool, 1-meter and 3-meter diving boards, a kiddie pool and splash pad.

Riverside Country Club prides itself in its family-friendly environment complete with activities for the golfer and non-golfer alike.  It is our goal to engage each member of the family in the differing possibilities our great club has to offer!


HISTORY

In the beginning, Riverside Country Club was known as Club Radar, and was located at 510 South Springville Road. The Club in the early years was a social organization featuring excellent food and beverage service with pleasant surroundings. The Club Radar dates back to 1945.

In 1955, charter members of Club Radar, voted to pursue expansion of current facilities or relocation of the Club to a site where a golf course could be built. Committees were formed, plans were made, and after a lengthy search the current property was acquired for an average cost of $900.00 per acre.

William F. Bell, golf course architect, was enlisted by the Club to design the golf course. William Bell had designed several golf courses around the west.

At the Annual meeting in 1959, the name Riverside Country Club, was officially adopted and in 1960, Riverside Country Club was an official entity with 34 Equity Members and 16 Social Members. The Grand opening of the Clubhouse was May 11, 1960 and the swimming pool opened on July 15th of that same year.

In 1962, the long anticipated golf course had grown in sufficiently and was ready to open. June of 1962 started a great tradition in Utah, golf as play began at Riverside Country Club.

Many changes have come and gone in the last 50+ years as Riverside Country Club has maintained its position as a mainstay in Provo, Utah County and our state.  With our most recent complete re-build of our clubhouse, pro shop and swimming pool complex we believe Riverside Country Club holds a place among only a handful of premier clubs, golf courses and reception facilities statewide (maybe in the west)! 

To those pioneering men and women of the 1950’s, and again in the 2000’s, who paved the way to providing this amazing club and its facilities, we say thank you!!!

Club House Main Dining Room Hours

Sunday: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Monday: Closed for cleaning
Tuesday: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Wednesday: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Thursday: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Saturday: 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

To-go food orders, curbside pickup, and golf course delivery follow the hours above
Lunch menu is served until 4:00pm, with dinner menu following

Parleys Hours

Sunday & Monday - Closed
Tuesday & Wednesday: 12:00 pm -  3:00 pm
Thursday - Saturday: 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Birdies Hours

Closed for the season

Pro Shop & Driving Range Hours

Monday: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Tuesday - Sunday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Club Office Hours

Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Athletic Club Hours

Monday - Thursday: 5:00 am - 10:00 pm
Friday & Saturday: 5:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
(Locker rooms close 15 minutes before closing)

Pool Hours

Closed for the season
Season runs Memorial day through Labor Day

Chalet Hours

Closed for the season

Caesars Hours

Closed for the season

Clubhouse Dress Standards
“Members and their families, guests and visitors are expected to be in appropriate attire while in the Clubhouse

Acceptable Attire:
 

Men

  • Collared shirts, polo shirts, knit shirts, turtleneck or mock turtleneck shirts. Shirts MUST be tucked in during golf and in the clubhouse, no matter how they are designed to be worn
  • Hemmed pants must fit and be worn at the waist. (Denim is allowed if it doesn't have holes)

 

Women

  • When golfing, ladies attire must confirm with current fashion and LPGA standards.
  • Skirts, dresses and/or slacks
  • Collared or open neck shirts of a polo style, polo shirts
  • Sleeveless shirts, as designed for golf are acceptable
  • For women golfing, leggings cannot be worn alone they must be worn with a skirt or skort.


Unacceptable Attire:

  • Gym or workout attire
  • Cotton collarless t-shirts
  • Basic Tank tops, tube tops, halter tops or midriff tops
  • Shoes are required in the Clubhouse
  • Swimsuits or swim attire
  • Cut-offs are prohibited
  • Overalls, cargo pants, carpenter’s pants and sweat pants are prohibited
  • Any portion of lingerie and undergarments exposed
  • Excessively large or inappropriate logos on clothing
  • Micro-mini skirts (with the exception of appropriate tennis skirts used as a crossover for golf). Our standard is set by the typical length of golf shorts/skorts.

Exceptions to the Dress Code Policy may be made for special or private events as determined and announced from time to time by club management.

Children

  • Children 10 and under are permitted to wear appropriate cotton t-shirts, cotton sweatshirts and cotton sweatpants as long as they do not display excessively large or inappropriate logos