Cute neighborhood 9-hole course and driving range. Short level fairways good for practice. Will…read morebe back to try the driving range.

Great little 9 hole course with a mix of 100-170 yard par 3's and 2 300 yard par 4's. I love the…read moregrass range, chipping and putting areas. It's a great place to practice and it's well kept.

Our son and fiancé invited the parents for wedding banquet tasting for engaged couples to see…read moreoptions. We were pleasantly surprised with a full wedding Banquet in opulent setting with beautiful floral arrangements all under tasteful white tent with new Chrystal chandeliers. We walked into cocktail hour (green wall with tea, lemonade, champagne) drink options ; dinner banquet:(with tables set up floral; cloth napkins and table cover); entree options; Dessert (same area as cocktails) and midnight snacks (pizza, fried mozzarella sticks, garlic knots) to go/stay. The staff was friendly and courteous, bride & bridesmaid prep room with bathroom was luxurious, spacious and conveniently located next to the event tent. There was a nominal fee per person but well worth it. DJ started the banquet with well wishes to the engaged couples and a their dance, nice touch! A definite recommendation, for all this and still best value.

4.5 West Hills…read moreCountry Club provides a lovely setting for a wedding. Unfortunately for the bride and groom, it was incredibly rainy so we didn't get to experience the pretty grounds and an outdoor ceremony. The did a lovely job setting up the ceremony in the reception area of the tent. Upon entering the tent, guests were greeted with a drink wall that included 3 cocktails. We hung out in the cocktail side of the tent until we were showed to the ceremony space. When you hear tent you think, is it going to be comfortable? I have to say this one was. While I thought it was a bit warm when we first entered, it cooled off as the night went on. The draping and chandeliers are beautiful and the room is spacious as is the dance floor. The cocktail hour included maybe 7 stations, each with it's own theme and cocktail to pair with the food. For example the sushi station offered saki and Japanese beer. There were also passed hor'dourves. The food was pretty good and the bartenders made great drinks. Dinner started off with a grilled peach salad. For the entree the NY Strip was a hearty portion; some were cooked better than others, served with lovely asparagus and mashed potatoes. It included a Rosemary sauce which was kind of overpowering. After the cake cutting, they opened the cocktail are back up and it transformed into a dessert room. S'mores, sundaes, pastries, churros they had it all. They also had a dessert martini table and they made an excellent espresso martini shaken to order. All the staff we encountered was wonderful and friendly. Even though the rain may have put a damper on the original plans, West Hills did a fabulous job making sure the day was still amazing.

Time for some basic maintenance. At least 2 of the 18 hole floors do not work. The mats are also…read moreworn out.

Went here for the first time and couldn't be more pleased…read more Prior to coming here, I've never golfed before. Never even held a club. And after just one visit here I'm upset I never tried this sooner. The staff here is really friendly and helpful and will be glad to answer any questions. I was also skeptical of these simulators, I didn't expect it would be very fun or engaging, but it is. I just did the driving range simulator, where you hit off of an automated tee. Great setup and it lets you concentrate on hitting the ball. I'm as much of a beginner as they come, but even after just one session, I have noticeably improved and can't wait to come back. I was here with my 7 year old and we both had a great time. Great for families as well. Great vibe here. Highly recommended. Price is good as well.

I stayed at Crystal Springs Resort for a wedding in the early summer and had a wonderful time. I…read morethink the resort did an excellent job, both with the venue itself as well as the staff, for the wedding and I could not give them more compliments on that side. Outside of the wedding, all my interactions with the staff were kind. The room itself was clean and comfortable, albeit a bit dated. I did get to utilize many of the amenities due to wedding festivities but the pools looked wonderful. Overall, a very good stay although the price felt a bit steep, even after the wedding block discount.

Pros: Their swimming pool & spacious gym…read more Cons: When we checked into our room, the tv was left on like someone was watching a show. There was a leftover coke drink at the desk. The room smelled funny. On top of that, the cabinet door in their bathroom fell and hit our kid. Unbelievable! The front desk told us our room was indeed cleaned, but when we actually had our room cleaning service the next day, we were finally given a bar of soap and the room actually smelled nice. Makes us wonder if our room was never cleaned when we first checked in. All their amenities, other than the swimming pool and gym, is actually surprisingly small. I would not recommend this resort The restaurants outside of the resort is actually pretty good though. I highly recommend Blue Spice Kitchen

This is a great County Muni. The fairways, tees and greens are in great condition. Some of the…read morebunkers could use some TLC. It's not an easy walk, but many walk, especially in the early AM. Some of the negative reviews are clearly from folks who don't understand normal Muni golf.

A Strange Experience - yesterday, my wife and I went to the course, and were greeted by the starter…read morewith a lot of hostility. Usually we're quite early, and today we were right on time (about two minutes ahead). He was yelling, and said that we needed to "always be there 10 minutes ahead" - I was told on the phone that the course was "running on time and not ahead." We then offered to give up the first hole of the round (even though we paid for all 18), if it would help other golfers and the flow of the game. The starter responded that this "wasn't good enough", and then added "that's not the point; I'm going to make an example out of you". Obviously this was inappropriate, and an employee of the course should not make things personal because of a pet peeve. Golfers have complained in the past, that the staff of this course can be rude in general. To be clear, we have not had that experience and the rest of the staff was friendly as usual. No, this was a one off with a bad apple, that should be addressed. (It sounds like others here have had issues with the starter as well).

Came here for a brunch and golf simulation session with two buddies. The have very solid pub style…read morefood and a great selection of draft beers. Definitely sports bar vibe. Large establishment with tons of large TVs so would be a great spot to watch big games. The staff were friendly and checked on us often. Only reason for less than 5 stars is because the golf simulator had frequent technical problems and wouldn't record our low swings.

Great Food-Great service-Great Atmosphere! The bartenders…read morename was Page and she was the best!!!

Golf partner extrodinare Smoking Steve has been talking Mansion Ridge up for the better part of the…read moreyear. I'm back now in NYC after a run with Sarasota, farming and golfing and doing doggie stuff. Anytime you're in the warmer climates and your a player, it's high time to sharpen your skills on the course., come back to the northeast and put a lickin on your friends . First hole is a really short part 4, 365 yards from the blue tees. I'm always trying at stretch out Smoking Steve because he's not long and I love blowing my 2 iron past his driver drives. But there were no tees further back, so I carved my shits a bit more to play what this mountain course is giving. Mountain golf is lots of ups and downs as you might imagine, quite the opposite flof super flat Florida so know your distances, add and take away yardage when facing an approach short where elevations change Par three's aren't difficult, usually greens that are receptive and not very undulating. Green side bunkers are not deep and are a good target to hit into if your sand game is tight on the par 5s. In fact, there aren't many bunkers out here which is why I'm still a bit stumped as to the Troon connection here. No water hazards that I recall being anything you need to avoid. If your straight, this is a scorable course, fescue is high so errant off line shits will be a big penalty. I'd recommend a summer round because when the leaves fall, finding your well struck tee shot could be challenging, even while playing colored Srixon golf balls.

This course has a deal with GolfNow which offers discounted tee times on occasion. When I tried to…read moreutilize the site, I could not book the time I wanted. I called GolfNow who called the course who refused to allow the booking of the discounted tee time. Suffice to say, I'll never play here. Terrible course management consistent with other reviews.

People are nice The facilities are great,…read moreCafe 21 and staff are terrific. Thank you. Danny Kahn

What I got: 60 min Golf Range (~$20)…read moreGolf Club Rentals (~$5) Aya's take: What a fun activity to do if you're getting into golf, have time to kill on a weekend, or just want to practice your swing. 21 Golf is more of a no-frills kind of place. They have individual lanes which are sufficient for 1-2 people at most. It seemed like most people there were actually practicing. They have membership options and I found it to be reasonably priced overall. The golf clubs you can rent are pretty cheap and not great quality-wise. Majority of people brought their own. Definitely recommend if you're in the area looking for a cheaper, less social version of Topgolf.

This is a short course with several par 3 holes, narrow fairways which makes it A very challenging…read morebut fun course to play. I will definitely play it again.

Beautiful wedding venue , but I think the bar is too small and when you have big events it takes…read moreforever to get a drink .