Old school, no-frills miniature golf course in South Jersey. The holes are all bordered by…read moreconcrete with a few token obstacles, but it's still a fun and challenging course. I've been here a few times over the years, most recently for Father's Day with my nine-year-old son. It was a sunny and blazing hot day but the majority of the course is under gigantic, shady oak trees so it wasn't too bad. It was crowded, but it moved quickly. The price was decent - only $13 for the two of us to play. They also offer an 18 hole pitch n putt which I've never tried, but maybe when my son gets a little older. Everyone was very friendly and in a good mood on a beautiful day, so overall it was a wonderful day with my son.

I really had a fun mini golf experience here. There are a few forewarnings I should mention: this…read moreisn't big on the type of kiddy mini golf with big golfing areas and themes. It is fun, plain and for $12 bucks a nice time outside. We went during covid and it was pretty well organized without staff contact. Once you have paid, you pick your (clean) ball and club. When you return them there is another area you drop them off to be cleaned by staff later. They seemed to have it well sanitized overall. The mini golf is very close to the road but it's fenced in. It's also mostly shaded so we didn't mind the late August heat because we weren't always in the sun for the mini golf. We would be back for another simple afternoon date.

Jaws got this golf country club thing down to a science. I love this course and Riley's is…read morefantastic. The cart service is awesome.

I never thought I'd have to write something like this, but after what I've endured at Valleybrook…read moreCountry Club, silence would be a disservice to anyone who values respect, decency, and equality. Let me be clear: I've spent my money here. Plenty of it. I've actually given freely, even gifting copies of my book to staff and guests. I pour positivity into people each time I'm there. I've supported this place with nothing but positivity. And in return, I was publicly humiliated, lied on, and spoken to like I was less than human--not once, but repeatedly. A young staff member named Luke--who clearly harbors both arrogance and racist undertones--accused me of begging for golf balls. Let that sink in. I've never asked a single soul here for anything free. Not once. I've paid my way and then some. Yet, Luke felt comfortable making this false, demeaning accusation out loud, in front of other customers. Why? Because I charged my phone in a shed--something I was given permission to do multiple times. Because I hit a few balls off the grass--again, with prior approval. This wasn't about rules. This was about control and prejudice. When I brought this to the attention of Tom, the GM, I was told I'd receive a follow-up call. That call never came. No apology. No accountability. Just silence. I returned the next day--not because I'm okay with what happened, but because I'm stronger than the average person, mentally and emotionally. I wanted to give this place the benefit of the doubt. Instead, I was yelled at the moment I walked in by Gene, who told me I wouldn't speak to "his staff" that way. Let me remind you: Gene wasn't even present when Luke disrespected me. But rather than hear my side, he doubled down and told me to leave. Yelling at me actually. Ironically, he claimed the range wasn't open until 6:30, yet at 5:45, I watched multiple other golfers--none who looked like me--welcomed and accommodated without issue. This was not a misunderstanding. It was targeted, blatant racism dressed up as policy enforcement. The culture among certain staff here is toxic, arrogant, and discriminatory. This is a club that chooses silence over accountability, and enabling over integrity. Unless Valleybrook addresses this publicly and directly, I will continue to leave reviews daily. I will not be silenced, and I will not be gaslit into thinking my experience doesn't matter. Because it does. And so do I. UPDATE -- June 18, 2025 Today the General Manager, Tom, phoned me. He opened with a heartfelt apology for the racially humiliating treatment I described in my original review. For a moment, I thought Valleybrook might finally take real responsibility. Then he tried to bargain for my silence. Tom offered me a free range pass for the rest of the year--on the condition that I delete or "adjust" this review. Moments earlier I had explained how deeply the incident traumatized me and said I needed time to think. He couldn't even grant that courtesy; protecting Valleybrook's online rating was clearly his priority. I don't have a price tag, and my dignity is not for sale. Instead of erasing my experience, I'm documenting this new insult: * The GM attempted to buy off a victim of discrimination with free golf. * He showed more urgency about optics than about holding his staff accountable. * Until all four employees involved are terminated, accountability has NOT been served. Valleybrook, consider this an official 0-star update. Respect can't be purchased. 7/1 Update: It's now been nearly 10 full business days since I was told by management at Ramblewood (another Ron Jaworski property) that they had relayed my situation to Mr. Jaworski's assistant. I was hopeful that someone in leadership would follow up, especially given how serious and humiliating this experience was for me. But I've received no call, no email, no acknowledgment--nothing. After Tom at Valleybrook attempted to "resolve" the issue by offering me a free range pass, I made it clear that my dignity wasn't for sale. The continued silence only confirms what I feared--they simply don't care.

I'm really shocked and the reviews for this course. Of all of the courses open to the public in the…read morearea Woodcrest and Scotland are the best IMO. Woodcrest really does the little things that makes you not mind paying top dollar to golf. They give you bottles of water, tees, divot tools, towels etc. The course itself is always in pristine condition and the pace of play is on point. It's a very challenging course as well. So if you don't golf often it may not be the best place to go. If I had to critique it, I'd say I wish they did a better job covering the course from the roads on the front nine. Other than that, I really do enjoy it. The clubhouse is extremely nice. The bathrooms/locker room are loaded with stuff to get ready or to freshen up after your round. Their food is really good there as well and they always have a good beer selection. Just a reminder, it's semi private. So Friday from noon on is members only. As well as Saturday and Sunday until noon. So if you're not a member you can't get the best tee

Came as a guest for a relatives baby shower. They had complimentary valet so that was the first…read morething we did. Entering the property you go through a gorgeous tunnel of trees on both sides, with the greenery of the golf course on both sides of you and a beautiful fountain to greet you on the right. The place is large and has several different event spaces. When you enter, there is a space to the left and right. We didn't know exactly where to go and there was no one inside to help direct us. I went outside to ask the gentleman at the Valet and he had no idea. When you continue to walk into the space, it opens up to the restaurant. Our party was past the restaurant space, in a side room. It had a gorgeous view of the property and golf course. The food was delicious - to start we had appetizers from bruschetta, to charcuterie to shrimp pesto pizza (fan favorite). Our meal was served buffet style and there were 2 types of chicken, 2 types of pasta and more! For dessert, we had freshly baked cookies (I had to control myself and just have one lol), an assortment of fruit and mini tiramisu's. From a guest standpoint, I had a great experience. The venue is gorgeous and the food was phenomenal. The staff were great, friendly and on top of clearing out plates and filling our waters. I can not speak to the value of pricing of the event space.

The place is a little rundown, but the driving range is nice. They just give you basketballs when…read moreyou pay for them and you can hit off the grass to the left-hand side of the range

It's an older mini golf course that could use some updating, but it has 2 different courses that…read moreare fun and challenging. Driving range is great for practice and there are batting cages too. Usually not crowded so it's nice to play without waiting.

Very cute people are nice fun time especially with kids. We were for adults and we still had fun…read more Some of them are pretty challenging. Some of the numbers for the next hole weren't too easy to find, but we managed.

Great family friendly place. The course is super fun and my kids had an amazing time. They have a…read moregood course to fit the needs of multiple age levels.

Cool place if you're just learning. I was there on a Friday afternoon, and it was pretty busy. I…read morethink anyone who wants to play a full size course should try this first. You can play 9 or 18 and the price is very reasonable. Great practice for your short game even if you are a seasoned player. I liked it

Great course to work on the short game. Well maintained, and a fun course for beginners or…read moreexperienced players.

Great value and good place to learn how to play golf. Staff is always friendly. Love coming here.read more

The old saying that you get what you pay for, applies here. a great course to practice and or learn…read morehow to play. In fair shape, you get to hit all the clubs in your bag and if you are looking for a country club experience then you need to go somewhere else. for 20 walking its a great deal.