Great course greens are super fast and in great condition. Lots of trees. Staff very friendly .read more

Hands down best course in the area. Shouldn't even be mentioned in the same sentence as some of the…read moreglorified cow pastures around here (cough cough Hillendale cough cough Newman)

Love it here, the course is always well kept and the staff is excellent: friendly and helpful. The…read morerestaurant has beautiful outdoor seating and plenty of space to host your next event. The pro shop is filled with lots of also golf goodies!

We ate here for dinner the other night. They have both covered and uncovered outdoor seating which…read moreis nice being right on the green. The food was really good. I've had both the Riggies and the Chicken Francaise. Both were very good. I order the Riggies mild and they were not spicy at all. I don't like spicy so this was perfect for me. You can also order them hot. Dinner came with salad. The menu said that dinners also came with rolls but we didn't get any. The chicken comes with two sides and they had a couple different options that sounded good. We were going to have dessert but they only had cannolis as an option :( A few other things worth noting, you can order off of the lunch or dinner menu for dinner which some might like. And they also do banquets and parties here! They have a large room that can accommodate a good size group.

Stopped for dinner and decided to sit at the bar because no one came to seat us at a table. There…read morewas a tournament finishing so it was pretty busy. We got Reuben egg rolls for an appetizer and I got the tings dinner and my husband got some kind of chicken sandwich. The appetizer and meals came out together, which wasn't really a big deal. Everything was delicious! The chili lime and garlic parm tings were so tasty. The reason for 4 stars was due to the staff seeming to be overwhelmed and yelling at one another in front of patrons.

Had a burger for lunch a couple of weeks ago. It was large, moist, cooked medium as requested. I'm…read morenot a big French fry fan, but I couldn't stop eating them! Nicely seasoned, hot, crunchy. Service was attentive. Prices reasonable. Surprisingly quiet for a Friday lunch. I'm sure the rain dampened turn out, as this restaurant is located at a golf course.

Pine grove is a great gym with amazing equipment and many other accessories including a 18 hole…read moregolf cours!

Pine Grove is an amazing gym with great equipment and accessories. Pine Grove not only offers an…read moreenjoyable lift, but an up to date basketball court, vast cardio machines, and an amazing 18 hole golf course. This is definitely the spot!

A very well maintained course and beautiful club house. We were interrupted during our 18 by the…read moreweather and decided to grab some lunch while the rain passed. The burgers were good and the clubhouse is very relaxing.

This review is for Millstream Golf Course. Elbridge, NY. The restaurant part is called O'Hara's. I…read morewas treated to lunch here yesterday. It was a great place. We were greeted and asked to sit where we would like to. The waitress was very attentive without being a pest. The food was perfect. We had the fried pickles as an appetizer. WOW! Delish! My only complaint was they didn't carry Coke Zero. That's not a deal breaker. It was decorated really cute for St. Patrick's Day. But with a name like theirs I expected nothing less. They offered homemade desserts but we were too full from our lunch to try any. I'll be going back often now that I realize there's a nice place in town to have a decent lunch with atmosphere. I'm not a golfer but the restaurant part of the club house was not disappointing. Thanks.

Nice course. They don't take tee times, don't have a starter, rarely see a ranger. I've seen more…read morethan two groups of four stacked on the first tee. Leagues 5 nights, so it's tough to play during the week in the afternoons. Seems the owner is more interested in stuffing cash into their pockets rather than ensuring smooth play. If they had tee times, it would solve many of the slow play/congestion issues. Edit. Dropping to two stars. Management seems rather annoyed at inquiries regarding tee times.

The first range that I have been at in Syracuse, it's pricier than other ranges I've been at but…read moreit's well kept and staff is super nice. You pay for a bucket inside, they give you a code and you type it in where you get the bucket. The grass area was filled but there are plenty of mats! You can buy tees for $2 inside if using grass. Great place to go!

Great place to work on your game, first class staff FUN ! Large range allows player to hit…read moreevery club

Hickory Hill Miniature Golf is fun for mini golfers who love a challenge…read more Ah yes, Hickory Hill. Home of miniature golf holes with water hazards, bunkers, roughs, and the dreaded 12th-hole-cave-of-doom. This is the mini golf course your parents warned you about. As the name suggests, this beautifully landscaped putt putt oasis is set into a hill. You start at the bottom, where one of two gently babbling creeks ends its long meandering journey through the front nine in a pond. The first hole is a forgiving straight shot (short and easy). The second is lengthy, and if you gun it, the green will let your ball roll right off and into the pond (which is why they kindly provide a skimmer at every lagoon). And that's two big things to love about Hickory Hill: their lengths are oversized, and feature many opportunities for your ball to do what you don't want it to do. The 12th hole is a monster: your ball has a steep climb to the cave at the top. Once it gets there, if it doesn't find the hole, or a rare niche to cling to, your golf ball will roll all the way back down the hill to the tee. There's a 90% chance you'll max out your six strokes. Don't be mad -- just get more holes in one on the front nine. Overall, this Hickory Hill is a ton of fun to play. I recommend it for family fun and World Minigolf Sport Federation (yes, it's a thing) wannabes alike!

Clubhouse workers have very bad attitude problems that need to be taken care of. The overall course…read moreis nice, but every time I walk into the clubhouse the front desk workers usually have an attitude and don't use basic manners or act polite at all. That may not be a dealbreaker for some people, but for me personally, I like to feel welcomed to a place that I've decided to spend my hard earned money on. If you work in customer service and can't provide basic manners then you should try and find a job elsewhere. This course does not feel welcoming at all.