We went mini golfing there today at opening (11am) and we're the second people in line. Someone else showed up a few minutes behind us. The mini golf course is veryyyyyy run down. It looks like it was probably once pretty nice, but just hasn't been up kept at all. The turf is like soggy and the holes have some pieces sticking up. The holes were a little strange as far as not being closed in, they bleed right into each other. The start of the next hole is a bit away from the hole of the previous... but it can still be difficult to not hit onto the next one. So you just have to really watch the people in front of you. Lastly the difficulty was either super easy or pretty difficult. I didn't feel like there was much in between. Overall, it is only $4 a person which is a crazy good deal. For that reason I feel like why not give it a try. I might give it another go with my children sometime just because of the great price. read more

$11 gets you a big bucket of golf balls to shoot at their driving range. They also have a pro shop & mini-golf on-site. read more

Bumble Bee Hollow Golf Center - Pro shop. - Golf Near Me - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

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This course needs maintenance and more interest for young kids.

I was enticed to try this place via Groupon since they have have been on a few times this summer and now that we've played there I can see why they are on Groupon and I also can see why other Yelpers have been less than impressed. I bit on the mini-golf Groupon that was $11 for four people as opposed to paying the full price of $22 which for this course especially would be a rip off. Now this speaks nothing about the landscaping which is actually very nice. Lots of nice trees, shrubs, flowers along with some well placed streams make this place at least visually appealing. But the layout of the holes is very odd. Clearly whomever designed this place was trying to be clever but at least to me whatever they were trying to accomplish in reality comes across as either stupid, unnecessarily difficult, unnecessarily busy and this doesn't even begin to talk about the carpets which come in several painfully ugly colors. To explain more fully, several of the holes connect with each other. So as an example, if you hit a ball too hard let's say on #4 it could very easily roll past the hole and go right onto #5 without stopping. While that would be weird on one hole this happens throughout the entire course. Also while they do have a free game 19th hole at the end, good luck making that one happen. It clearly was designed to never be won. If they were on Groupon again in the future maybe I would bite but no way in hell would I ever pay full price here for the mini golf as it's a total ripoff and the course is goofy/weird/too odd for my tastes. If you go Bumble Bee is open: Mon - Thurs: 9am - 9pm Fri & Sat: 9am - 10pm Sunday: 10am - 9pm and they also have a driving range, pitching & putting area, offer lessons, have a full service pro shop along with a Subway on site. read more

As a place to buy used golf clubs and repair old clubs: 5 stars. The guys here helped me and my son quickly find an affordable set of used clubs so my son could begin lessons quickly and affordably. As a place to take a lesson for kids: 5 stars. My son had half an hour lesson with Ben and it was fast and thorough and my son loved being able to put his first lesson to use on the par 3 course. As a place to practice on the driving range and pitching and putting: 4 stars. There is covered tee boxes and grass tee boxes and pitching and putting for an extra $2 fee. The only issue is small, and that is the greens were worn and so putting was not so great the day I was there. As a mini golf place: no idea, but seriously who rates mini golf?? read more

Don't go here for the most exciting round of mini-golf you've ever had. You will leave disappointed. The only obstacles on the course besides a few sand/water/rock traps and hills are live frogs. Upon discovery of the frogs, my 3-year old lost all interest in playing the game. Chasing frogs around a golf course is way more fun. If you decide to go, here are a few tips on choosing a ball because they will charge you a buck if you lose yours on the course. I laughed at the sign that stated this very fact, only to later lose my ball. Karma's a bitch. - If you go for contrast, don't think the obvious. A red ball sure does show up nicely on a green, but some of the "greens" are red and purple. - If it's nighttime, opt for visibility (think yellow). See note above about lost balls. My first ball was purple and it sure was hard to find in the dark under that bush. The plus side of this course is that the gal working the little booth is super-friendly (almost let me off the hook for the lost ball replacement fee) and it was NOT crowded AT ALL. We were there at putt-putt prime time (Friday night) and there were maybe 2 other families on the course. read more

We went to the driving range at 8pm. As we pulled in he turned off the lights and said they were closed. The sign outside said "open till 9pm". It also said it was open till 9pm online. This place is nice when they stay open but this is the second time they closed early in the past few weeks read more

Be careful buying gift certificates especially for lessons from this company. My wife brought one for me several years ago. I was only able to use a portion of it. Now the owner is telling me it's expired and I'm out $100. read more

I purchased my original set of DCI's at Bumble Bee West over 10 years ago. Great Place... then. Apparently the world has changed. Originally thinking I may be able to replace a 9 iron that broke, that isn't an option here. I was introduced to the idea of trading in for a new set. When I showed him my original specs and asked for that set to be made, I was told that too was impossible. You have to have a custom fitting, waisting my time and money further. The old Bumble Bee was built around customer service. This place is not that. read more

The mini-golf isn't too hard. But it also isn't very exciting and the layout of weird. I also thought it wasn't worth it. The driving range is ugly and the tees and areas to hit from are worn. It's not super expensive, but it just isn't that amazing of a place. read more

By far the worst driving range I've ever been to. Drove out of my way to see about the tracker system used and the heated driving range that was talked about. Naturally the tracker system didn't work and the only heat near the place was 3 miles away at a grocery store. You could look past all of it but in the end, Chernobyl looks like a better place to be as you pulled into the parking lot read more

Mini golf looks like a nuclear wasteland but the diving range and shop are good. The waterfall had no water running and other waters were dirty and swampy. Seems run down. read more

Bryan Flanagan is a teaching pro at the shop and couldn't be more helpful. I have had a grip installed, as well as lie adjustment on my irons, and a driver fitting. I have also played golf at the mini golf area. For a real golfer I felt the mini golf is much nicer than some wind mill going around trying to block your shot. All in all it's a great facility with a lot to offer and great staff. In comparison, I had a driver fitting originally scheduled for Dick's in Harrisburg when I went to check out a demo day at bumble bee and the time Bryan spent with me and knowledge was wonderful. I figured I would keep my appointment at Dick's anyway and when I got there they asked what I wanted to try. I hit it 3 times and they said "Looks good. Want to get that." I highly recommend going here for your golfing needs. Ask for Bryan! read more