The food is delicious. Friendly and attentive staff. Prices are fair. Highly recommend.read more

Never again. Course…read morewas in horrible condition minus the greens, the trees are overgrown on to the fairways to where you couldn't hit the ball at a normal height on about half of any given hole, the grass needed cut, the dining areas have not been updated since the 1990s, and the staff was pretentious. The golf carts were outdated and poorly maintained. During the banquet reception, the speakers' microphones kept going in and out. Nobody cared to step up and replace them. I was embarrassed for the club. It was sloppy. I would have been extremely mad had I paid to play that course. Luckily I didn't have to pay because it was a company sponsored event. Right now, I'd question playing this course again even if I got to play for free. I think I'll just stick with playing at my club and save the drive. The place needs new ownership and management. They just need to start from scratch.

Showed up for our tee time with my nephew. Guy at the front desk was very rude and not nice and…read morekicked us out for our nephew being too young. NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY AT ALL. NEVER COMING BACK

I have played Buffalo at its best and worst. Over the past 18 months the course has endured some of…read moreits worst setbacks ever and yet, is continually striving to make improvements!! I will continue to play here on a regular basis and I think it is one of the best valued golf courses in Western PA!! Give it another chance!!! Jeff K.

Today was my first time on a driving range since I was 15. My son joined the school golf team, and…read morehas been learning. I figured "why not give it a shot myself?" My neighbor gave me a driver, and my son and I went to Birdsfoot on a recommendation from another friend. We started out with talking to a couple golfers in the parking lot. They were pleasant people, told us where the driving range is and whatnot. We then went inside the clubhouse and got the tokens for the ball machine. Very pleasant staff, cold drinks in the cooler behind the counter, and the prices of the balls were cheaper than I expected. We got to the driving range, and it was awesome. We hit 4.5 big buckets between the two of us, and had a truly great time. We will be going back for sure.

I truly don't know why I only go out there once a year, but that's 100% going to change, course was…read morein amazing shape (bunkers were a lil rough) but this time of year that's going to happen, and especially since everything else was perfect it didn't even matter, hot dog was great, the replay 9 hole rate was pretty fair, overall solid track

My first time playing this course and thought the staff in the clubhouse and on the course were all…read moreincredibly friendly! The course itself is very hilly (welcome to Pittsburgh!) but well maintained with some crazy two-tier greens. Pace of play was a little bit slow, but the weather was so nice it didn't even matter. The prices were reasonable between the round of golf and drinks in the clubhouse.

Pheasant Ridge review Sloping hills with lots of trees to…read moremake for narrow fairways. Clusters of holes next to each other then long cart rides to a distant tee box. The elevation changes makes for a tough track. Many of the fairways on the front 9 present trouble in less than 230 yards making driver stay in the bag for the first 4 holes. The greens are well kept and have a lot of angulation The cart path only and riding along side the fairways makes the round a lot slower. Staff were friendly. Range is iron only. Putting green and no chipping green. Small parking lot and smaller clubhouse but a beautiful patio with a nice view of the 18th hole

Visited Stoney Creek for the first time today and it was great! Walked right in and went to the…read morecounter and ordered a small bucket of balls for $5 - I believe it was 35 golf balls. You will be given a receipt that has a number at the bottom. You will need that number to get your balls from the machine. To get the balls, you go to the machine and place your empty bucket at the bottom and you enter the number, and all the balls will fall out into your bucket. A side note - I was told you have to bring your own golf clubs. I have a set, but want to include that here so no one is caught off guard. At the driving range you have one covered area and two open areas. See the picture to see a snippet of the area. I like that they had a sheet that listed the yardage of each flag. I honestly had a blast here - I just started golf and took my first lesson last month. It was great to come here and put all that I learned together. Definitely will be back here in the future!

Closed due to weather.. Again. Honestly, the last 3 or 4 times I've come nobody has been there…read more. My son was pretty disappointed and I'm sure yours will be too. I assume they'll be locking the doors for good soon which is unfortunate. Oh yea.. They have a pretty nice section that has a roof.. Ya know.. To protect you from inclement weather.. It's a nice range.. But if there is rain in the forecast... It'll be closed when you arrive.

5 Stars for sure the place is amazing. It's the first time I've been here and I thought it was just…read morenice golf course but it's much more. Besides golf you can swim,play tennis,paddle board and shoot trap in the winter. Plus the have a huge Hall for special events and weddings. I'm sure the cost of membership is extremely high so I'll just enjoy my day here.

Fox Chapel is a true gem located 10 miles northeast of downtown Pittsburgh and across the Alleghany…read moreRiver from famed Oakmont Country Club. The Seth Raynor layout boasts template hole designs such as Punchbowl, Eden, Cape, Redan, Alps, and Biarritz. The front nine features more template holes than the back with the inward nine showcasing more hole designs unique to Fox Chapel. Like all Raynor courses, Fox Chapel focuses much more on good architecture and having fun rather than a punishing challenge. The result is a layout that you look forward to playing every time out whether it is with your buddies, spouse, or kids. The family friendly club delivers a parkland layout that caters to all handicap levels with a modest level of forced carries and non grassed areas with additional facilities that include fine and casual dining, a swimming pool, and tennis courts. Raynor conceived a routing that makes it one of the easiest and most enjoyable courses to walk that you'll find, especially considering the rolling terrain. This feature helped Fox Chapel secure the 2002 Curtis Cup and the 2012-2014 Senior Players Championships. The layout also lends itself to Fox Chapel boasting a healthy caddie program with three levels of caddie experience to choose from while those that don't wish to walk being offered a cart for their round. Bottom line, Fox Chapel is a flagship example of how to deliver a club that attracts families through great amenities, service, and a Top 100 golf course that is flat out fun for every handicap level. In conclusion, I wish Fox Chapel was my home course. The routing is a ton of fun with brilliant versions of Redan and Biarritz; my favorite par three designs. From the scratch golfer to the guy taking his family out for a round, Fox Chapel beautifully caters to a wide swath of golfers with the enjoyable architecture that only Seth Raynor could deliver. A top five course in Pennsylvania, don't miss an opportunity to play here.

This is my go-to place for golf. An old course with many large tree lines. Course grounds are not…read morecut and cleared (boring) like Cranberry Highlands. It is scenic.

Consistent slow play. I used to play this course weekly then things changed so I skipped it all of…read more2025. Returned this year and played it half a dozen times. Never again. 3 hours on the front nine. That's not golf, that's bad course management.

Only played golf, was nice course. Club house was open for sandwiches drinks, all were good.read more

This is the best value for a golf course in the area. Oakbrook is a public course that's…read moremaintained as well as any private course. It's a very open course - not a lot of rough, and not too many hazards. It's an excellent place for beginners to learn the game. I always had fun playing at Oakbrook. The cost to play is about half of what I paid at other courses, and I've enjoyed Oakbrook more than the others. The driving range is also inexpensive - about 75% what you'd pay elsewhere. It's a slight drive from Johnstown, but it's definitely worth it.

I'm a regular here and the place is always in excellent condition with friendly helpful staff!read more

The Pine Creek Golf Center opened in 1993. The center has a driving range, a shop that sells golf…read moreequipment, and a mini golf course. The center also offers private instruction for golfers of various ability levels. My husband and I are not "real" golfers; We visited for the mini golf. Currently, the cost for the putt putt is $8 per adult and $5 per child aged 13 and under. When we paid our fees for the putt putt, the employee promptly and politely served us. The putt-putt course was not the most interesting that I have ever played, but my husband and I had fun with it. We skipped one hole because it was covered in some rain or other water, but the other holes were in good condition. After we finished our putt-putt game, I returned to the employee to purchase a small Hershey's ice cream. She again served us very promptly and politely. I had chosen the Orange Blossom flavor, which contained vanilla ice cream and orange sherbet, and I enjoyed it.