This was the first time playing this course. Course was in great condition. The staff in the pro…read moreshop was very friendly. I would recommend playing this course

Love this place people are awesome greens roll nice and can't beat the price smash burger is must…read morehave.

A laid back course nice people nice course and owners are outstanding. A great family run course…read morethat is very affordable and well maintained. While not that long it is quite challenging. Always enjoyable.

Honest review, not being bribed to do so like the guy who gave this a five star review... but…read morehonestly this course is a 2.5. Today went like this, woke up, ate breakfast, then waited until my tee time at 6:15 at hickory hill's, got there at 6:05 and got to the club house, the employees were absolutely great, (that's the only reason this review isn't a 1-1.5) anyway, I walked up and had to pay 50 DOLLARS for a round of 9, then after thinking that was absurd, I play and the course is crap, greens with dirt patches in the middle, tee boxes looked like they were smashed in by the hulk, and the cart was the worst ever, don't recommend, spend 30 dollars for twighlight at a much better course, not the worst ever though.

I took my 5 yr old grandson and he had a blast. We got there early and only the putt putt and…read morebatting cages were open. So we did them. The putt putt course was very nice and he enjoy the batting cages. They have a food truck and a bar which was not opened when we first got there around 11 am and neither were any other attractions. So we left and ate lunch than came back and did all the other fun stuff. He thoroughly enjoyed all of it, the trampoline, the go karts the bumper cars. It was a fair price for the things you got to do. It's good for younger kids and it's good for older kids and adults.

Came here with my boyfriend to play mini golf and go karts. We payed to do one of the mini course…read moreand go karts. The mini golf was worth the cost. It was a fun game with four of us playing. The holes were fun and some stubble us and had us missing it to till 8. There weren't enough black large mini golf cuffs, I had to use a xl one and it was big for me but the medium was to small in length for me. The staff was friendly at the front. When we did the go karts. There was no sign how to enter and there was no one at the front to explain. Also I would expect for the staff to make sure that the belts were secure before they sent us out but that didn't happen. It's time for the cost of 10 dollars so if you have done it before it's definitely worth it becuase you able to go fast and lap around multiple times. This being my first time I got overlapped and wasn't as fast. I am unsure if I would do go kart again , but would definitely come back for the mini golf to try the other course.

I haven't played a course new to me in quite some time, and while this is not in the general…read moredirection I go for golf (friends live in the other direction) a buddy of mine did get a couple of Group Golfer coupons to push me over here. First the good: The greens were in very good condition. Rolled at a decent consistent pace, and were smooth. Not much more you can ask! Just a head's up, the greens at Beacon Hill is smaller than average, and if you short side yourself, it's a tough up and down. Condition wise the course was in good shape (except for the cart paths, more on that later) Staff was friendly: Guy inside gave me a key to our cart before my buddy got there, and we had a good chat with the starter before our tee time. It was cheap with the Group Golfer coupon, only $31, vs the regular $51 which is currently showing on their website for mid-summer rate. The Bad: I knew ahead of time it was going to be a slow round. When they can't keep their tee times, and are already missing them before noon, that means they have tee times packed too closely together. Sure enough, checking their website, and they have 8 minute tee times. We teed off about 10 minutes late from the expected time, and total play time was 4:54. Man that's a long day. Course managers are so short sighted. 5 hour rounds drive people away. The short term increase in revenue is lost over repeat business, not to mention if we had finished 30-40 minutes earlier we would have hit the bar for some dinner and drinks after the round, but instead we both had to get home. The layout is, let's say, interesting. Two main issues with the layout Beacon Hill: One is that course is totally overgrown with trees. Someone needs to come here with a chainsaw and trim or cut down trees on nearly every single hole (and get rid of that ridiculous tree in the middle of the short par 3). Second, far too many blind shots. Many times we'd have to drive up to see where we were going (and to make sure the group in front was out of the way). Even with GPS it wasn't clear. Blind shots stink. They slow you down when figuring out where you're going, and they slow you down when trying to find your ball. A couple of approach shots are kinda silly (eg #16, impossible to stop the ball on the green, for instance). Third issue, tee markers. My buddy and I are experienced golfers, and absolutely hate it when they fudge their numbers and don't put the tee markers where the card says they should go. We pick specific tees for a reason. We played the "blue" tees, but they were moved up to the white tees on probably 13 or 14 of the holes (and whites were moved to golds). That also screws up the course rating/slope because they are rated for a specific set of tees. Some of us care about our handicap and having accurate info posted. If you want to move them up, fine, but change the cards to reflect accurate information so players can make informed decisions. Fourth issue: Cart paths. I don't know the history of this course, or the future of it. For all I know, they might be bulldozing this for more housing next year. But man, the cart paths are absolutely brutal. Shake your fillings right out. The more good: I asked the starter if they had a 2-some they could pair us with. He said no, but on the 2nd hole (par 3, lol), a couple of guys came up and were part of a 5-some which they broke into a 2 and 3, and we asked them if they'd like to join us, and they did. Really enjoyable couple of old dudes (in their early and late 70s) who could really play! That really made the long day enjoyable in the end. Conclusion: As you can see, the bad outweighs the good by a large margin. Oh yeah, they don't have a driving range to warm up, either. I'm sorry, but I wouldn't come back without a cheap group golfer, and even then, there are soooo many options within an hour of my house that I don't think I would come back here again anyway. Trim the trees, fix the paths, and space out your tee times by 1.5 minutes, and some of the layout issues can be forgiven.

I had my wedding here and was so incredibly happy with how everything turned out. From the very…read morebeginning they were thorough, kept us informed, and accommodated our vision for our day. Mady, the venue coordinator, was so great to work with! She was attentive and solely focused on protecting our peace and making sure everything ran as smoothly as possible. Also, THE FOOD. We got soooooo many compliments on it! Our friends and family said it was the best wedding food they've ever had. Not a single person complained. The entire staff was so friendly and attentive to our guests. We received so many compliments on the ceremony site as well as the banquet hall. It was all around the most perfect day thanks to everyone at Beacon! I highly recommend having your next event here!

Warren Valley Golf Course isn't just a place to play golf--it's a place with soul, thanks to an…read moreexceptional staff and passionate ownership. My visit was a bittersweet one. I had recently lost one of my best friends and was re-reading his book Under Pressure, where on page 5 he reminisces about hopping the fence as a kid, dodging the "woodies," and learning to play golf right here--sneaking onto the second tee box of the West Course. Luckily for me the course was closed due to flooding. Alexa in the clubhouse went above and beyond. I mentioned I was hoping to pick up some logo swag and shared the reason for my visit. She immediately showed warmth and compassion, offering a private tour of the course in a cart. We visited the stretch of homes where Jim likely grew up, and she kindly took photos to help capture the moment. Back at the clubhouse, which is currently undergoing an impressive renovation including a new restaurant and event space, I met Jason, one of the owners. Hearing his passion for restoring Warren Valley to its former glory was inspiring. The course already looks fantastic, and I can't wait to return with enough time for a proper round. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and visit Warren Valley. Even if you're not golfing, just witnessing the care, resilience, and dedication of the people reviving this course is worth the trip. Places like this--and people like this--deserve our support.

The rebirth of this course is amazing. It is a true pleasure to play. The greens a beautiful,…read morethough a little fast. They play true. The fairways and rough is all overseeded, making for beautiful fairways and tough, thick rough. There are all new cart paths and a special treat: the old 18th from the shutdown east course has been resurrected to a wonderful chipping/putting practice area that is available for free.

Terri (PGA Pro) is helping me with fundamentals. I'm a beginner golfer. She is GREAT. I wasn't…read moreintimidated whatsoever. Everyone that works there is super nice.

A par 35 course with 9-holes. It is easy to get a tee time. There are a few steep hills and creeks…read moreflowing in between wooded areas. There are also a ton of Canadian geese throughout the course. You should use a golf cart instead of walking unless you don't mind stepping into Canadian geese poop. It is ALL over and really disgusting. The owner should invest in a nin-toxic chemical to quickly dissolve the poop. Nothing spectacular this is an average place that fits the bill.

Excellent front service, guys were funny and got us out on time. Will go back again. Monster was…read morefun!

I don't understand all of the hate towards this course…read more In my opinion, the actual course is well maintained. Greens have been in good shape both times I've played this summer and there always seems to be people out working on the course. My Dad and I had a great time playing the course both times. The Monster, the longest par 5 in the state, is a really cool hole that will challenge any golfer. I love the terrain at this course too. For a 100-year-old course, this place is solid. Any old course will have challenges that a new course doesn't have and that needs to be considered. It's a little on the pricey side, but I think it's worth it. If you focus on the golf, Brae Burn is a great place. Some of the surroundings (cart paths, water hazards, and the golf carts) aren't in the greatest shape. The clubhouse is also old and could use an update.

Such an amazing time! Would recommend for a date night, a night out with friends, and or the…read morefamily! We wore items so we could glow as well, as we enjoy a good photo opportunity! I will say it could bare to be a bit longer alas people were lined up behind us waiting and it felt a little less intimate, but I'm a people person and know how to make friends so that's always a plus if you can! This was a great date night as we played golf, we enjoyed their mini arcade, and there were so many fun business close near by to keep the party going after! (Additional options: bowling, the movies, k pot, revolving sushi bar, laser tag, and more!) We won a ton of prizes in a short time which is great as you don't see that at larger arcades. (

We had so much fun here for a random date night. We played the 18 holes of putt putt and then spent…read moresome time in the arcade! Good vibes here and we had fun!