First time here I'm a new golfer! Picked a good day to come out didn't feel too rushed with the…read moreamount of golfers that were here for this par three course. The tees are in rough condition (according to my golfer husband). I wish they would paint the benches and mark the holes a little better but overall, nice little Course.

I would like to give five stars to Roxy who works in the kitchen in the clubhouse she is a great…read morecook and very nice she made us tuna wrap turkey wrap and a ham wrap for our 9 hole ladies lunch and they were delicious..she's the best she's going to be coming out with a new menu this year so hopefully everyone will have lunch there and enjoy what she has to serve.

Greens were in terrible condition , ball marks everywhere , cut so long they rolled so slow , place…read moreis supposed to be #1 rated course in WNY but it was in rough shape for middle of summer. We payed for 18 holes , but pace of play was so slow we only played 9 before dark , asked for rain check for other 9 , instead of giving us rain check they gave us 10 dollars back . Drove an hour to play here but couldn't finish because of 2 slow 4 somes in front of us. Will definitely not be going back . Layout was great , views are amazing , greens were destroyed , no Marshall to keep things moving . Whoever came up with the rain check system deserves money to be taken from his pocket.

This is one of the best courses in WNY hands down. It's worth the price of admission as it can be…read moremore on the expensive side. The course is as beautiful as it is challenging. I try to play here around once per year and having great rounds keeps me coming back. Though the course is challenging, it's has never made me dislike playing there. It's always so lush and pristinely taken care of. If you want to play one of the premier courses in WNY, this is it.

Excellent golf course with a unique and challenging layout. This was the perfect spot to play on a…read moreweekend getaway to the Buffalo and Niagara area. The guy working the club house said it was in the best condition of all the area courses, and he was not kidding. He also said "in general, don't miss right" which was also partially true... but really, he could have just said "don't miss" and it would have been just as palpable. The course is not very long for the most part, but is well protected by hazards. These manifest as natural reeded marsh, ponds and creeks, large pot bunkers, and just general woods. Accuracy is at a premium over distance, I think I only hit driver off the tee three times, opting instead for 3 wood or 3i hybrid in the majority of cases. The greens were immaculate, true rolls and good speed. In general, the course was very well maintained, the staff kind, bathroom breaks convenient and clean, and the drink cart girl showing up right when you needed her services! The starter let us go as a twosome without having to wait and be paired up, yay! We also hit a small bag of balls on the practice range before the round, and found it to be in good shape as well. We would absolutely play this gem of a golf course again.

Great Course, great staff! Challenging and scenic from every tee box. There are several very…read morepicturesque holes.

Behind the Buffalo Botanical Garden is a golf course. I never knew that, although I have looked at…read moreit often over the years. Just so happened when I stopped by the other day people were actually golfing, hence my newfound info about the golf course. Its part of an Olmstead designed park called South Park. Its one of the 6 "Major" parks in the Olmstead group (others are Delaware, MLK, Riverside, Front, Cazenovia). Three of those have golf courses, which are open and ready for you to come play. So I researched a little and found out that this park actually used to have the Botanical Gardens as part of it. The 155 acre park was designed as an arboretum, and still has hundreds of varieties of trees. They sold the Botanical Gardens to Erie County in the late 1900's, who now manages it. However they remain connected by land of course. In the park there is also a pond, aptly called South Park Pond. Its fairly large for a pond. You can drive around the entire park on Botanical Drive, which will allow you to see the whole thing, including the Botanical Gardens. All in all a nice part of the vast Buffalo Park System, beautifully designed, even if the golf courses are newer additions. Olmstead wanted the parks to be open and accessible to all, so he did not design them with golf courses in mind. Very easy parking along the roadway around the park. All the golfers I saw were zooming around in carts, so presumably there is a golfhut somewhere where they can park the cars and pick up the carts, but I did not notice that as I walked and drove around the park.

Not a bad little course. For the price the scenery is worth the price of admission, small greens…read morebut all in all a nice 9 holer. It's also a plus that you can play here in under an hour and 45 minutes.

beautiful golf course on Walden Avenue in Lancaster New York…read more They take great care of this place!!!

Decent golf range, the prices are some of the most reasonable I've seen for a large bucket of…read moreballs. Plenty of space to move around so you aren't ontop of the person next to you. They have a section that is shaded, with turf. They also have a section where you can hit right from the grass. I appreciate that they will block off areas that have too many divits to allow time for the grass to grow back. I guess they also offer lessons (which I desperately need to take) but I'm not sure if the price. I'll update when I finally take them!

I played here for the first time on 6/11/18 as part of a golf outing. The course was in pretty good…read moreshape other than a few areas were GUR. The course is semi-links style, with some holes with tree cover. The holes are laid out well, with multiple options from the tee. As with most links courses, there are ample bunkers. The green sizes are generous, with tons of undulation. If you're far from the hole, no easy two putts. And then there is the wind! Wow - what a challenge. Downwind off the tee and then into the wind for your approach! Makes for a challenging day... This is a private club (founded 1969), whose sole purpose is golf - no tennis courts or pool here. If you love golf, find a member and go as a guest! Good range and practice facilities.

This is a review of my experience having dinner at the restaurant at Shelridge Country Club. The…read morelast several years during Lenten season, my mother and I have made it a point to get a Friday Fish Fry, usually going to a different restaurant. For 2025, she heard Shelridge Country Club served up a good fish fry so we decided to check it out. In short, we were VERY happy with our experience! We heard we had to RSVP, so we called Wednesday and got a table for two on Friday for 6pm. We arrived about five minutes before and easily found a parking spot right by the entrance. Their parking lot is pretty big so we had plenty of spots to pick from. Note that the entrance to the restaurant was up a set of stairs and we didn't see an elevator. We walked in and saw a few tables full of people but noise levels were excellent and the inside was pretty spacious. We walked up to the bar and told the bar tender we made reservations for 6pm. She immediately found our name and guided us over to our table. Our waitress came a short time later and got us started with cocktails as we looked over the menu, albeit we already knew what we were ordering. Our waitress was courteous, friendly, just lovely! After we placed our fish fry orders, we sat and sipped on our cocktails and nibbled on bread, which came with herbed-compound butter and a cinnamon butter - Both were really good. The cocktail I ordered was called "Hair of the Dogleg", which was Bulleit Bourbon, ginger beer, and Angostura bitters with a lemon wedge. This was excellent, refreshing, a perfect drink to sip on. As I've mentioned many times now, both of us ordered their Fish Fry with Fries, beer-battered (of course), from their "Friday Night Entrees" section of their menu. Our plates consisted of a nicely battered, perfectly fried fish over a bed of thicker-cut, crispy fries, with a side of a coleslaw, and a cup of ketchup, a cup of tartar sauce, and a lemon wedge, and our waitress set out a glass bottle of vinegar. This was phenomenal, the fish was fried perfectly! Not greasy and the beer batter distributed perfectly and the fish inside was hot - Easy enough to cut with only a fork. The star of the show for me though was their tartar sauce. I think this was homemade and had what I thought was dill, which was a gamechanger for me! The tartar sauce had a creamy consistency. I've never had tartar sauce like theirs and easily is the best I've ever had. I really liked their coleslaw too - It was on the creamier side, very mild. In my opinion, this was the best coleslaw side I've had! The bed of fries was cooked perfectly, not overly seasoned and plenty crispy. In 2025, the price of Shelridge Country Club's fish fry is $16 and it was worth every penny! A big fish, tons of fries, nicely portioned cup of coleslaw - I walked out of their perfectly full. We really appreciated having the head chef, Caitlin, stop by our table and chat with us about our experience, I felt she really does enjoy being at Shelridge. Both my mom and I had a wonderful dining experience at the restaurant in Shelridge Country Club! The dining area, the staff, the food, all were excellent. I'm willing to say this is one of the best fish fries I've ever had - their tartar sauce and coleslaw really elevated the meal for me. I can't wait to come back again and grab a cocktail and Friday fish fry!

This review is for the golf course...though it's private, I got to play here twice per year during…read morehigh school golf, since it hosts both Roy-Hart and Medina's home matches. The course was always well maintained and beautiful. The greens here are really tough and getting approach shots to hold can be a nightmare, but that's what makes the layout both fun and challenging. I have been thinking about getting a membership there now that I live a little closer to the course to be able to just play one place consistently and they have very reasonable membership prices.

Not an amazing course, but not a terrible one either. It's a good interim course for those of us…read morewho are still too intimidated by the "real" courses, but have graduated from the 3 par pitch-and-putts. Also, once I saw a deer run across the 7th hole, which was awesome.