An awesome event Clear the shelters today it was wonderful. I know many dogs and cats found new…read morehomes and there was much merchandise to be purchased of which I did to help these animals and rescue groups. God bless them all The Dome was a wonderful place to have this. I did talk to someone who worked there and they did say they're going to try to do more events like this and open it up for more than just Golf. Pawsome news!

First, I'd like to say that I am not good at sports. I've hit golf balls a couple times in my life…read moreand that's about it. That being said, I had a great time at the dome on Friday. We ordered food and a drink before we played. The bar was very nice, good lighting and personable bartenders. We ordered a couple beers, a Reuben sandwich and an order of sweet potato fries. All items were terrific. The sandwich had real corned beef, swiss cheese, sauerkraut, sauce and pumpernickel seeded bread. Yum! The fries had a butter, cinnamon syrup that was delicious too. The beer was $5 for happy hour, which is not a bad price for hay burner. We were able to pay $10 to rent a club and we got a bucket of medium balls. There were plenty of spots available on both floors and the area was clean and set up nicely. I hit a few balls, so I feel that it was a successful night! We had so much fun and will definitely be back.

Clearly a golf course for serious golfers as there are plenty of woods and water hazards that…read morecurrently lay claim to a decent number of the golf balls I owned this morning. I wouldn't recommend walking this course as it felt at times we were driving a whole kilometer from one hole to the next, but this isn't necessarily a negative, just something to keep in mind. The golf course managers do an excellent job of spacing out tee times as we never felt like we were hitting into another group or had someone on our tails. I have no issues with the course itself, however I would not recommend bringing a new golfer here as there are many houses near the course and a novice golfer would very easily hit multiple houses/windows. All in all, I feel like it was a good experience to golf here and would rate the clubhouse/locker room as an A. Keep up the good work.

I played here on a Friday morning on a day off from work and enjoyed the course. The layout was…read morepretty tough in some spots, like hole 10. It's one of the tightest, toughest holes I've ever played. There's literally no room for error. I walked the course and I don't know if I could recommend walking lol. There's lots and lots of distance to cover to go from finishing a hole to the next tee box. Plus the course length plays relatively long. I was tired from walking by the end of the round but I really enjoyed playing there and would definitely play this course again!

We've eaten here many times in the past 5 years. Food is good, prices have gone up but are still…read moredecent, service is excellent, and this is one of the few old-fashioned sit-down restaurants left around. I'd rate it a 4.5 if it wasn't for the thievery they are now practicing on their customers... So, at the end of an always-enjoyable meal, instead of an itemized bill (which I believe is REQUIRED BY LAW), the waiter just presented a hand-held payment device stating NOTHING but the total. We demanded an itemized bill, which they took 5 minutes to create. Now, this itemized bill amount was a bit less, which could've been an honest mistake, but really, do they EVER make a mistake in the customer's favor? As normal, we leave a 20% pre-tax tip (one of the reasons why we needed the itemized bill), but when entering the credit card info, the machine "suggested" different tip amounts, and THERE is where the blatant scam occurrs! So, on a pre-tax bill of $78, what is 20%? It's $15.60. The post tax bill was something around 84.25, and 20% of THAT would be $16.85. But this hand-held "electronic grift machine" says that 20% is.....$21?? In what alternate universe is THIS possible? The obvious answer is that they are trying to scam people out of another $5, maybe $10, or even more! When did they decide to fleece their customers for petty increases? Do they think that fiscal dishonesty is a valid business model? Daheq are they THINKING?? Well, right now I'm filing a complaint with the NY State Attorney General's office. I'm disappointed, because I really liked the place despite it being located on a golf course, but it will be a cold day in hell when I'll give any business to a thief again! If anybody decides to eat there, DEMAND an itemized bill, and expect that they WILL try to fleece you.

A group gathered to celebrate a friend's birthday. I had never been here, it was kind of an…read moreadventure to go. Their menu is pretty accommodating to all kinds of tastes. We wanted to share a few calamari appetizers, but they were out. I opted for a French Fries basket. I think the best FF I have eaten in my life. Our order went from sandwiches, burgers, to full dinner entrées: Chicken Marsala, Chicken Milanese, Lamb Chops, different Fish Fryes.) broil, beer batter) Everyone seemed to enjoy their meal. My Chicken Milanese was excellent on a bed of arugula salad with shaved Parmesan and dried tomatoes. There is an extensive bar menu of wines, beers, cocktails. For dessert, we shared Chocolate Fanache & Lemon Blueberry Cheesecake. It is spotty, but there are young staff and we didn't mind. The atmosphere is surrounded by nature. How can one not like it?

Recently a member of Oak Hill Country Club invited me for a meal. I was so excited as it has such a…read morefine reputation and my host loves being a member there. I ordered a Chili Shrimp Roll. The first few bites were absolutely delicious until I found a pubic hair in it. I was so embarrassed for my host I could not tell him. For an establishment such as this I would have expected better.

Wonderful country club! Great food, good service, and fun bowling alley! The bathrooms could be…read morebetter considering how nice this place is. The duck was good but the skin could've been rendered better it was a bit chewy. The Russian cake was so good!

I live right between Buffalo and Rochester and decided to play Genesee Valley for my first round…read morethis year. I had never played there until today and was pleasantly surprised how good the golf course looked this early in the season. The holes are all pretty straight and it was a perfect place to get the first round under my belt for this golf season! Staff was very friendly too!

awful course. poorly maintained and an awful design then add on the cost to play this trash. never…read morecoming back.

The course is well-maintained, and the staff is friendly. After a round of great golf, I always…read morestay for lunch. The chef is excellent and would be a great addition to a Gordon Ramsay cook-off! The wait staff and bartenders are great. I would highly recommend this golf club!

corse is nice. simulator is so bad almost unplayable. so many errors and wasted lots of time just…read moretrying to fix it. do not recommend

I attended a wedding here this past weekend . First thing I noticed was the Beautiful grounds . The…read moreBartender knows how to make an excellent old fashioned . My dinner , chicken Marsala, was lacking in flavor and mushrooms . The steak my date ordered was pretty tasty but not cooked evenly throughout (some of it was mid -well , some rare) . The patio at night was enjoyable to hang out. I would not be disappointed if I attended an event here again , just wouldn't order the chicken Marsala dish .

Played here for a charity golf tournament. The course is beautiful!! The staff - I was forced to…read moreask myself 'really?' a few times. The bar tender for a tournament was super weird and unfriendly. My husband and I obtained a drink and we cashed out as one is good before dinner and a hour drive home. Anyway, my husband needs help reading the small print on receipts. I was assisting him in leaving the tip and total when the tender rudely shouted at me to please move so that she could serve the next customer. I reacted by apologizing, ditching my husband to figure it out on his own and as I stood behind my husband realized that the entire bar was empty. She could have literally stepped to anywhere else in the bar area to serve the next customer. Most bar tenders go to where the customer is - it was the strangest experience which completely soured my feelings of this place.