Nice executive course not too far from the nearby cities. The owner of the course is a great guy,…read morevery helpful and friendly. Rates are super cheap as well, and the greens are well maintained and easy to play on. Very good walking course, you don't need to ride since it's such a short course. When I visited, the front 9 were under renovation, but the back 9 were great to play on. Mostly par 3s and 4s, which is fine for me since I'm still a beginner. Will be back!

Well, if you're looking for a truly rough, antiquated short course, this is it. The staff was very…read morefriendly. You have to cross a busy street to get to the tee box. It's a wide open, forgiving little course. You're essentially playing 9 holes twice to play the full 18. Good for beginners.

This is by far one of the best courses you will play for the price you pay. It has a great layout,…read moreit is always in great condition and the staff is fantastic and always working to make the course even better. Check out their various membership options also. It is a must play if you are in the area. Joe I

BYO BYO BYO...no signs telling you this ahead of time. Other than that, great course. Great shape…read more Undulating fairways. Very tough for the first timer.

I am new to golf so I've heard this is a great small course to practice on. Well, I've been there…read moretwice now and have enjoyed it both times! And the price is unbeatable $10 a person. It's a very small course (par 3) though with the longest hole being around 105 yards. And the staff seemed very friendly and helpful to me. I'll definitely be using this course a lot in the weeks to come!

Well, I am sorry to say that this facility is really in poor condition. Plus, for two seniors and…read moretwo kids under 12 it was $28 and I have a feeling they do not put any money into this. There were rips and tears in the putting greens, leaves all over the place, and remnants of water and a non-functioning water pump where a fountain was supposed to be. We got there at about 3 PM and got done within an hour. We wanted to have ice cream, but apparently since it wasn't busy, the person that took our money left early. It's supposed to be open later, but I guess not. I really do not recommend this mini golf at all! Too bad, it used to be pretty good.

Nice, simple golf course with ice cream as well! We felt it was well maintained and fairly priced.read more

I stopped in Genesis Golf in Stewartstown PA during the winter of 2025 to check it out. I was cold…read moreand bored and looking for something fun to do. I had seen the store front before and was curious. When I went in I met Kim Carl the owner. She showed me around and talked about the services they provide. I signed up for golf lessons to give it a try. Fast forward to the end of April 2026, the difference in my golf game and knowledge is like night and day. Coach Kim did an outstanding job helping me gain the balance and technique needed to up my game. The feedback the golf simulators gave was essential in my improvement. The use of the swing data went far in showing me what needed to change. I have since joined as a member, spend several hours a week on the simulators, and continue to improve. The proof is when I am on a course and hit them long and straight where before I spent most of my time looking in the bushes for my ball. Coach Kim and her staff's expertise are top notch. They are always there to offer a tip or answer a question. I couldn't be happier. Plus it's tons of fun.

They put us in the back room where the simulator was antiquated and malfunctioned constantly. Had…read moreto get staff to reset at least 5 times. When getting staff to reset simulator, they were using newer simulator in front part of location while working. Would not recommend and will not ever go back.

So much fun on this snowy day with my son and granddaughter. We used the bumpers, because why not…read more Food was ok. We had pizza, mozzarella sticks, fries, jumbo pretzel, soda. Bathroom was clean. Parking in front and close to door.

222 Dutch Lanes is a great place to kill a few hours with young kids - whether bowling, playing in…read morethe small arcade, or hitting a few golf balls around on the mini golf course. The lanes themselves are clean, and the staff is friendly and helpful in setting them up how you need. We used bumpers and got a ramp to make it easier to push the balls down the lane for kids. I haven't been to a bowling lane in YEARS, so it was cool to see a digital experience that featured headshots worked into the between frame animations. This was a big hit with the kids! The arcade is great for kids as well. There are plenty of small ticket options, enough that we could get a few small trinkets with only $20 spent on games. During the week, we found a few machines at a discount, so they only took one or two credits to play. I was very pleased with the experience overall, and would gladly stop back here if I needed to kill a few hours with some younger children.

I've taken lessons from at least a half‑dozen different instructors, and most of them could tell me…read morewhat was wrong with my swing, but none of them could actually teach me how to fix it. My game reached a point where I stopped practicing because my swing felt so bad and I had no direction. I knew that all I was doing on the range was reinforcing bad habits, and that was both frustrating and discouraging. Working with Fredrick Taggart completely changed that. He has the most accomplished playing background and golf pedigree of any instructor I've worked with, but more importantly, he knows how to teach. He didn't just point out flaws; he gave me a clear process--what to practice, how to practice, and how to measure improvement. Practice does not make perfect, practice makes permanent, and Fredrick showed me how to make the right things permanent. My swing has improved dramatically. He is thoughtful, approachable, and genuinely invested in his students getting better at golf. I now go to the range with confidence and a plan, and I actually look forward to practicing. I strongly recommend Fredrick Taggart to any golfer at the club who is serious about improving.

Had a lesson with Coach T recently and man was I impressed. his knowledge of the game and…read moreunderstanding the golf swing is second to none. He works with you to get into the proper set up and grip that's meant for you. Once you're in the proper set up for you, the fun is just beginning to become the best golfer you can be. I learned more then I could imagine in my lesson with Coach T. His teaching philosophy is easy to understand making the lesson enjoyable. He makes sure you know what to work on and how to correct the misses on your own. If you're looking to improve, Coach T is the guy to see! I can't wait to work with him again and continue to progress

I have been to Boulder Woods Disc Golf Course at Pinchot-Gifford State Park more times than any…read moreother course in the Harrisburg region. I am very fond of this course, and it easily ranks up with Coyote Hills as my favorite. In actuality, there are two 18 hole course at Gifford-Pinchot. The other one, Quaker Challenge, I have not had the real pleasure of playing yet because the two times I tried to go, the other person I was with wimped-out. FYI: The Quaker course is the harder of the two. Course Layout: Despite Quaker being the more difficult course, Boulder Woods is not a walk-in-the-park. No pun intended! It is laid-out in a pretty dense forest with plenty of obstacles obscuring the vast majority of the holes. Hole 1 and 18 may be the best shot that you have at an Ace. Well, 7 is a possibility too on a perfect ... precision shot. Overall though, the course is very easy to follow, and despite the dense vegetation it is safe-vegetation. Not a lot of thorns or areas where there is dangerous vegetation (poison ivy, etc). There is also not a lot of elevation changes as well. The whole course is pretty flat, and the tee baskets are also typically on level surfaces. So although you typically have to deal with trees who angrily slap your disc out of the sky, there isn't too much up-and-down hills, nor blind shots to deal with. Course Layout: 4 / 5 Venue: This course is situated within the Gifford Pinchot State Park. One of the big advantages I have found about this course over all of the others I have been to is the lack of bugs. At other course, the bugs can be overwhelmingly bad. Here, I have had no issues. Plus, the whole course is situated in the woods, so getting sun burnt, wind, and other elements are not usually a major factor. The only time that the elements are really a factor is in the late fall and early spring when there aren't as many leaves to shield you. Getting to the park was definitely a challenge the first time. This course is the one off-of Alpine road. We ended-up at Quaker the first time we came, and my dad who is getting older looked up the first giant hill at hole 1 and was like, 'Nope!'. So we drove around until we found it. Venue: 4 / 5 Tee Pads / Baskets: These are a big pro of the course. The tee boxes / pads are perfect. Very well laid, long enough for someone with several steps in their mechanics, and they are slightly grooved so you don't have to worry about falling on your butt, even in wet conditions. The baskets are equally as perfect. They are in excellent condition and are the standard for disc golf catchers in the disc golf world. Tee Pads & Baskets: 5 / 5 Signature Holes, etc: This course lacks a definitive signature hole. It does have a lot of challenging holes that require a great tee shot; but if you are good off-the-tee like I am in terms of precision) you will score really well on this course, pretty regularly. Signature Holes, etc.: 2 / 5 Final Thoughts: Even though this is not my favorite local course, I end up here more often than not because of its relative proximity to my home, and the friendly environment. Plus, it is just a really nice park to throw discs around in. You will come away from playing here feeling used and abused by the trees and there voluptuous leaves in the late spring through early fall. In the fall through the early spring you will still get unnecessarily brutalized by the trees and their branches because I am pretty sure each tree has its own gravitational pull. If you want to seriously evaluate your game, this is a good course to do so at.