Just spent 4 days golfing at Cronins last week for the annual Father Son outing in my Dads memory…read morefor the American Heart Association. It was our 22nd consecutive year there but the 17 raising money in my Dads name. From the time we got there till we left the Cronins and there staff just Never say No to whatever we ask them for. Course is in Fabulous shape thanks James and the breakfast and dinners were over the top. Thanks to John and Kristen for the meals. The bartenders Sage in the day and young James Sara and a special thanks to Pat who was behind the stick on Friday and Saturday night. We all can't wait to get back up there next year.

First off let me say, the people are nice. But the course is not. Tee boxes look like an average…read morecourses rough. Tall grass, unkept, and many dead grass patches. Fairways and greens were patchy. Cost $70 for 18 holes, which is the same price as Top of the World in Lake George. At least there you get brand new carts, well maintained grounds and perfect greens. Bay Meadows in Queensbury is 1/2 the price, and in way better condition. $70 is egregious for this poorly maintained "golf resort"

I asked the girl at the front counter if they were on yelp and her response was " what's yelp?"…read more "What's yelp? It is the most useful website!" It is our fourth year coming to this mini golf and I am surprised no one has reviewed it. It is the areas best kept secret. Never crowded, shaded with benches, and holes are challenging but still manageable for children. To the owners thank you very much for designing a course that is handicap accessible. We stay in the Lake George area and drive to Lake Luzerne because mini golf courses are a dime a dozen, but no one cares enough to make simple designs that work for EVERYONE. Our family loves it, and I know yours will too. We hope Adirondack mini golf continues to provide years of enjoyment to tourists and locals alike. PS..bathrooms are accessible and clean, and the staff is very friendly! You rock!

My husband and I stayed and played at Top of the world golf in mid July for our 35th Wedding…read moreAnniversary and my Birthday. we had such a great time, very relaxing and quaint. We stayed Sunday-Wednesday so we weren't able to eat in the restaurant as they are closed Monday and Tuesday- everyone deserves a couple of days off-which wasn't an issue. The GM Nate was fantastic, in fact everyone we interacted with we very friendly, including fellow golfers on the course as we played. We had so much fun playing the course that we didn't want to try any of the other courses. The golf course was in good shape, and challenging. The view of Lake George from the 10th was gorgeous as well as the view of the mountains towards Vermont. The only downside was we lost a good number of ball LOL. Our room was clean and quaint, just what you would expect for a country Inn, and had all the amenities we needed. Our refrigerator was stocked with bagels, muffins, english muffins, watermelon and all the fixings for the bagels and english muffins. It is definitely on our list of places we will visit again. Thank you Nate and team for making out little getaway perfect!

Great local Lake George course. Front 9 is pretty solid layout w/ great views. No water in the…read morecourse so bring your own or buy bottles at pro shop. Back 9 was really funky with lots of elevation changes, mtn golfing, side hill, up hill, & down hill lies. One hole is really wild with high elevation drop. You'll get a real good walking workout even though you're in a cart. Green fee was senior $75.

On a recent trip to Schroon Lake my Dad Grandma, and brother and myself decided to play at HP…read more Beautiful location and the scenery is AMAZING! Course is nice but the bushes and sensitive environment areas can be annoying. Overall nice course.

On a recent trip to Long Lake, NY, my wife and I decided to try out a couple of the local golf…read morecourses. High Peaks was the first we tried, and what a diamond in the rough this place is. For a mere $20 we both played on a professionally manicured (gorgeous!) course with some of the most spectacular views anywhere in the Adirondacks. This place was amazing. We will definitely return.

We were lodging for the week at the Sagamore Resort, and we had not played Adirondack golf in a…read morelong time. So, we decided to book Sagamore's golf course, which was about two miles away from the hotel. The Sagamore Golf course was originally designed by Donald Ross and restored in the past 20 years. When we arrived, the first tee, with its view of Lake George in the distance, was spectacular. The golf course design has fairways that follow the natural terrain, elevation changes, undulating greens, and greenside bunkers. The first hole is the best view on the entire golf course. The 435-yard par-four begins from a significantly elevated tree that provides the money shot view of Lake George in the distance. The hole drops down into a valley, and the approach is back up to a raised green. Walking can be tiring. The second hole is a 375-yard par-four, which they call at the club a fun hole. I call it a tricky hole with plenty of hazards to challenge you. The third is a challenging elevated par three about 217 yards with woods and a massive bunker to the right. After this hole, I was questioning the layout of this golf course. The next five holes have you wondering if you need more than fourteen clubs in your bag. In short, the fifth is a 380-yard par-four where one must be paying attention to the pond prior to the elevated green. The sixth is a par-five that plays only 495 yards from the tips, which we were not playing. Let me sum up my golf experience at the Sagamore Golf Course. The course has holes that have an illusion that makes the hole look more difficult than it is. In some holes, there is deception that makes a given hole look easier than it is. From the tee or on an approach shot, layered bunkering or diverse size hazards can make the landing area seem minute or nonexistent. Only after striking the ball and walking to the landing zone will you find your eyes were playing tricks on you, and you had all the space in the world. Visual deception and trickery can be partially avoided with the modern tools golfers can acquire. I unfortunately did not bring a range finder, I found this golf course noticeably deceptive, and not in the best shape, I also found it pricey for this track.

Amazing steakhouse within the clubhouse at the course. Exclusive to resort guests. As good as…read morePeter Luger area considering. Interior resembles PL Long Island , Tudor beamed Great Donald Ross course overlooking lake George on first tee. Reasonably tough as most mountain courses tend to be but not challenging otherwise. Well done and ok maintained for a resort course (it's no private club but it's better than most hotel courses upstate and nearby. (I'd go to Vermont if you are deciding between staying nearby instead, Manchester equinox is better and golf courses are superb and allowance to exclusive access for guests with there own country club private country club

Decent course run by very nice people charging reasonable prices. We have golfed here several times…read moreand enjoyed it. However, two years in a row we left before teeing off. Last year our tee time turned out to be smack in the middle of an outing or tournament of some kind and we were told that a mistake was made in booking us when they did and they would not be able to get us out. This year we arrived right behind a group of approximately 20 guys waiting to tee off as part of a large outing. No motorized carts were available either. We were told they would be brought to us when they came back in. Sensing a wait past our tee time and a long, frustrating round behind these guys, we opted to play elsewhere. While I understand courses like this need to attract and cater to large outings, it shouldn't have such a negative impact on other customers. We play often at Hiland Park Country Club which similarly will host these sorts of outings and have not had it impact our experience whatsoever. I doubt we will return to Queensbury, which is a shame.

Really friendly staff. Course is on the shorter side but is well maintained, made for a fun round…read more And for $50 including cart it didn't hurt the wallet too bad. Unfortunately I didn't have time to try the food but the bar area did look nice. Overall definitely would play again, hopefully with time for food!

Older places that's always welcome fun for the family. Worth visiting especially if you want to…read morehave some old school family fun.

Really nice course! Greens are well maintained and in working order. Also balanced with some…read morechallenging holes with the occasional easy one.

Family gathering (we had 4 rooms in the Lodge) for 3 days, 2 nights. Terrific setting for all ages…read more Our group included grandparents, adult children & 3 toddlers. Loved the Lodge decor & space, coffee station in lobby & daily choc chip cookies in the lobby. We used the game room, the indoor pool, the hang out areas. Favorite spots were the beach, snack shack, deck overlooking the lake. Beach swim area PERFECT for toddlers!! The sand was great & resort provided beach toys, chairs & beach towels (so helpful!). Loved the open grassy areas, fire pits & cute chairs, playground & mini golf. Only gripe was our lower level rooms were musty & water stain on shower ceiling (Rm 211) - would be easy to fix that stain. Daily housekeeping for the rooms is included but slow (I had to request it 3 times in one day; finally done around 4:30pm). Overall we would totally recommend this resort. VERY family-friendly! We made terrific memories & would definitely return. I just think a bit more refreshing of the rooms would elevate the experience to remove the negatives.

The Lodge at Schroon Lake was home for two nights at the start of a trip to the Adirondacks and my…read morehusband and I were pleasantly surprised by our visit. We had plans to ski nearby Gore Mountain but the wind and a -40 degree windchill kept us from the slopes. This turn of events left us with more time than we expected at the lodge. Lucky for us, there were plenty of available on-site activities to keep us cozy and entertained. Highlights included: - Indoor heated pool & jacuzzi: What a luxury in the dead of winter! Spacious indoor area with large windows to house their pool, kiddie pool, and jacuzzi. Lounge chairs, tables, etc. Ample supply of pool towels, easy access to bathrooms, and separate changing areas so you don't have to walk through the lodge in your suit. - On-site activities: Board games available with ample seating near a fireplace. Large bar area. Group activities like bingo. The list goes on. - Comfortable rooms with useful amenities: Large televisions (great as the Olympics were on!), soft beds, mini fridge, Keurig, and the like. - Proximity to Downtown Schroon Lake: Although there was dining available on-site, it was nice to have a number of restaurants to select from 5 minutes down the road (and a stellar view of the frozen lake anytime you're pulling out of their property). - Hot drinks & snacks: I enjoyed some free cookies and hot beverages available in their lobby and main bar area on several occasions. Speaking of their property, the drive in among their towering trees is impressive. Lots of variety in the type of accommodation you can book. Ample parking. Great with snow removal and ensuring guests can get in and out. Staff were very helpful. Only snafu we encountered was right at check in. The heater in our first room sounded like a jet engine taking off with an incurable rattle. It was late but the front desk was very responsive and moved us to another room. Unfortunately, the room was quite a trek and was only accessible via stairs (which was a bummer as we had quite a few things we needed to drag in). To our delight, on trip 2 to our vehicle, the front desk stopped us and offered a 3rd but much closer room that became available after a last minute cancellation (which we gladly accepted). They didn't have to do that but we really appreciated them keeping us in mind. We were also granted a slight extension on checkout given our change in plans. Would definitely stay here again!

We were a group of four on a summer weekday. Mini Golf holes ranged from easy, to somewhat…read morechallenging. We were there on a Trivia Day, so every hole had a trivia question... (questions curated by a teacher so they were thoughtful and moderately difficult). Pricing moderate, and if you are the winning team on trivia, you win your choice of a beverage at the end of the course. Definitely a fun thing to do!!! Cannot wait to go back this summer!!

We had a great time. It was kinda challenging and kinda plain. The mini golf courses weren't well…read moremaintained but we still managed to have a good time. It was a diamond in the rough.

Cute mini golf location to spend an hour of fun! Clean course and cute animations. Ample parking…read morehere and wasn't too busy when we came here one afternoon right before heading to dinner. Course wasn't too difficult.. all par 2 and 3 holes so achievable for sure. Hitting hole in 1 is possible...just focus and keep your eye on the ball. Follow the rules and stay on the course. There are vending machines to purchase beverages at 2 locations if you get thirsty. Return the putter before you leave and visit the gift shop for souvenirs.

I had fun here. The course is well kept and the holes are creative, funny and interesting. The…read moreprice is right, the staff is friendly and you can even try for a free game at the last hole. Mini golf done right! Ps use the photo attached for 50 cents off your game.