Riverfront, nestled along the Nansemond River in Suffolk, Virginia, is celebrated as one of the tidewater region's most player-friendly layouts. Architect Curtis Strange sculpted this modern course from the rolling, pine-studded landscape to offer expansive fairways and receptive greens. Errant shots are often forgiven, encouraging an aggressive style of play and making it a favorite among golfers of all skill levels. While Riverfront hasn't hosted major championships, its consistent conditions and approachable design have made it a popular venue for regional amateur events and qualifiers. It is also the home for many club tournaments, including the annual Riverfront Cup. The club's membership is known for its convivial atmosphere, often gathering at the nineteenth hole to share stories and good-natured ribbing. A local favorite is the club's signature crab cake sandwich, a testament to the region's culinary heritage and a perfect complement to a day on the links.