I've just got to comment on the cheese steak I ordered last week for lunch (end of August) with all…read morethe toppings: Peppers, fried onions, pizza sauce (added upon request), provolone (of course)...and it was probably the best spicy cheese steak I've ever had in Philly, which is amazeballs considering I'm a native and have eaten at like every well-known cheese steak emporium in the city and branches of Philly cheese steak chains elsewhere. My Phillies Cap is off to the Bala chef. Too bad I didn't take a picture but such perfection is best left to words and a live experience.

Beautiful course and grounds. Service in the clubhouse and…read moreevent spaces/dinning room are all very friendly and efficient. I have been here for two golf outing events and each time it was a great experience. I can't speak to the challenge or quality of the course if being played through with any seriousness. I am beyond an amateur and was mostly just hitting balls for fun and not keeping score as it was a charity event. But the course grounds are well maintained and we had no issue playing through (other than uncooperative weather: wind). If you are looking for an event venue then look no further.

I'm in love with this club, let's list the love shall we!? -…read morelove the practice putting green, pure! - love the simple, classic clubhouse and locker room. - love the course layout, wandering throughout the hilly terrain requiring you to play from many many different lies. - love the bunkering, some frame tee shots well, but all play sublime! - love the feel of the course, nothing says look at me, but it's hard to look away. - love the short game area, wish I had that at my course. - love the finishing hole, reminds me of pine valley #2 mixed with bethpage black #18 with the uphill all the way. I only came up with one negative, our group required a forecaddy which is usually a benefit, ours never quite grasped the length of the games of our group and routinely gave very incorrect reads on the greens. Furthermore, the lack of guidance from the tee from him meant we used our laser devices to figure distances from the tees to the various bunkers, trees, etc as opposed to being guided by our caddy. We weren't accompanied by a member, so maybe he was learning the ropes with us but he seemed a senior caddy and overall that part of the experience was disappointing.

Great place to practice/play/learn. Highly recommend the staff for swing coaching. Check out Will…read moreMcintosh for his take on the easy swing. I had just a simple conversation with him and improved my smash factor from 1.43 to 1.5.

Came to play the other day and the guy Will I think was there. He seemed new. Well anyway ... way…read morebetter feel the place actually felt like a fun spot ... way less stuffy like it normally feels... this place could be 10x cooler if you guys ran it like a club on weekends ... obv not a real club but maybe more like top golf... like make it fun atmosphere !

Great old classic course set on a very pretty price of rolling land. The name rolling green really…read moresuites the course well. It's a beautiful tract of rolling hills that you play through. A great mix of long and shorter holes and the greens are superbly contoured and offer great rewards when you know where to hit the ball! They were rolling very fast when we started play but they did seem to slow up noticeably as our round progressed which was probably due to the excessive heat we had when we played. Tees, fairways, rough are all clearly defined and in perfect condition. Rarely are you set up with a completely blind shot and the rough is accordingly penal when you get very wild off the tee. Bunkers are all pretty even and maintained very well by the staff and caddies, nothing like ending up in someone else's Unraked bunker, that doesn't happen here. Speaking of caddies, ours was professional very friendly but took a few holes to get the hang of the distances we hit the ball but once he did he was dialed in. Not sure if it's club policy but as a forcaddy, he carried around everyone's putter without headcovers. I can't do that as dings don't settle well with me so he kept the cover on mine. The food in the restaurant was very good and the waitstaff was really attentive, it's definitely a 5 star club and one worth playing over and over again!

Fun spot with multiple options. Reasonably priced…read more Batting cages are a little run down but still fun. Driving range is fun- easy to buy a bucket of balls. The mini golf course is surprisingly challenging.

I quite appreciate this local spot for a fun time out - not too serious, good prices, and just a…read moregreat way to spend a few hours. I went with some friends one evening, and we got a few buckets of balls to take to the driving range. Pretty affordable, and they'll lend out golf clubs, which was nice since I don't have any, and we all had a fun time hitting balls into the field. They have mini-golf and batting cages available, and I would definitely try that on a future visit. They stay open pretty late, especially on Fridays, so I'd totally try it again. I think kids would probably enjoy it as well, though probably not late at night :P

Love this place. simple and effective. the staff is always friendly and it's never packed so…read morethere's always room. my only wish is that they had some areas without mats where you could hit your irons/wedges in the grass. Also, the prices for buckets of balls is unbeatable, especially they have the monopoly on driving ranges here in the city. Edit: had to update my review, Howard the owner was nice enough to inform me of the grass for hitting irons/wedges! No more complaints from me!

An ok driving range, really your only choice for a driving range in Philadelphia (5 iron golf…read moreexcluded unless money is no object). There's always enough Tee boxes to spread out, I wish there was some sun cover, they're all just very open. $15 for 90 balls, $20 for 125 balls, perhaps a touch expensive for the quality.

Little Horse Tavern opened on Monday 12/15/25 at The Cobbs Creek Golf and Educational Campus. The…read moreatmosphere is warm and welcoming. There are many pictures and murals representing the history of Cobbs Creek and the Philadelphia area. We were greeted when we arrived and given the choice of tables. We chose one that overlooked the driving range. We started with the Range Basket which has four chicken fingers and many onion rings. It was the right size for four to share as an appetizer. Their guacamole is also excellent, and the best I've had. I like the way they add corn to it which creates a nice crunch. For dinner, we had the Smash Burger, the Hot Dog, and the Huerache Pizza. Everything was delicious. There's a full bar. They serve Coke products. Sydney was our server. She was friendly and attentive. We look forward to many more meals at Little Horse Tavern. It is named for Charlie Sifford. He was the first Black golfer to earn a PGA Tour Card in 1961. Little Horse was Charlie's nickname on the PGA Tour.

Beautiful range and short course. Pretty affordable too. I can't wait for the 18-hole course to…read moreopen and I hope this is a staple of the community for years to come.

Came here with my daughter. Great service and experience. Rich was amazing, helpful, and kind! We'd…read morebe here all the time if we lived in the area. Highly recommend.

Brian, Joe, Kevin, and Nick were incredible during my event. They help attend with all food and…read moredrinks and my clients enjoyed the on mag lessons by Cory after his last lesson of the night. Overall generous and nice staff, very helping, and attentive. Food was also solid for bar food.

Walnut Lane keeps your iron game in check. Not really a driver course, especially for longer…read morehitters. Course is pretty tight and not much room to spray the ball. Greens look plush right now....The new clubhouse is great with multiple TVs / drink choices / two (2) simulators. Employees couldn't be friendlier as well. Cart girl usually out when not raining for beverages / snacks if needed. $55 green fee with a cart is hard to beat. Par is 62. Always a great time had at the Nut

Walnut Lane has two things REALLY going for it... (1) It's not expensive to play, and it's a GREAT…read moreplace to LEARN how to golf. Also, they have done some nice updates and improvements over the last few years. And the new club house is GREAT! It's not going to host a PGA tour stop. It's not going to blow your mind. The fairways are pretty narrow and sometimes unforgiving. There's turf-mats on some of the tee boxes. But if you've got a kid or a friend that you're trying to get into the game? PERFECT place to take them for their first round.