Fairways were good, greens rolled at friendly speeds and true lines. A few dry spots here and there and some teeboxes were heavy with divots, but that's on the players to fill in. Layout was easy enough for beginners to still have a good time. Bit outside Richmond but well worth the drive to avoid the crowds. At times I felt like I had the course to myself on a Saturday afternoon! Will definitely be back

The course is in good shape, with all the rain. Lot's of poison ivy off the fairways. That's typical on Richmond courses, so carry a club when foraging. Greens are receptive, & the price is right. Enjoy....!

I have been in the area a couple of years and decided to check out Queenfield and get back to playing. The gentleman at the desk was very friendly and took the time to give me a rundown of the course. I’m pretty new to golf, so I don’t have many facilities to compare it to, but for me continuing to learn, the price is reasonable and I felt comfortable displaying my subpar skills and not feeling judged.

Nice little course. Based on a few reviews and considering how much rain we've had lately it was drier than I expected. It's also freshly aerated but is pretty clean and still plays OK. If you're a beginner or, like me, starting to play again after a hiatus of a couple decades, it's a flat, relatively easy, short layout and worth the price of admission (which is dirt cheap at the senior rate to walk 18 holes).