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

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).

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....!