Took my wife and two young boys here for something to do for a few hours. Obviously my younger son…read morewanted to hit the ice cream first but we did a round of golf. Course is clean and isn't too difficult which is good if you have young kids. Service was good and the restaurant was also clean. Price was reasonable and my boys liked their ice cream and milkshakes. We will go again. Clipp has a special for a round of golf for 4 people for 20 bucks so we used that.

Excellent service! Love this place they were nothing but good to me here. Portions are great deff a…read moregood place to take the kids awesome atmosphere

Needs water on course or allow coolers, if you are concerned about beer check the cooler. For…read moreoutings remove the pace feature from the GPS since everyone is not on pace and it is a nuisance to constantly remove the warning.

Terrible. The place had rude staff and pace of play by members is horrendous. They also have…read moreridiculous fees and prices. They also pretend they're a country club despite being a PUBLIC COURSE!

I like the Allentown Muni Golf Course. The course is in very good shape. Easy to check in. Fair…read morepricing. I have golfed on and off here for over 30 years. People are friendly. Then there is Jack's restaurant to go to after you're done. Variety of food and drink. They are known for their pizza which is NY Style with a floppy crust. We split up a pizza with pepperoni and it was devoured quickly. Nice bar with plenty of seating. Parking is spacious particularly at the lower end. They have a driving range and 2- practice putting greens. Greens were moderately fast today. Allentown Muni is a busy course. Fun to play. Challenging. Enjoy!

Very nice course... down on business in July of 2020, my buddy and I were able to call in and get a…read moretee time I the summer of COVID. Plenty of parking, very nice restaurant, nice pro shop shop. For a well attended and used course, in late July, the course was in very good shape. Signature hole #4. Plenty of hazards and bunkers to keep things interesting. Not flat, but not hilly either.... good for a walk but in the summer best we took a cart. Nice course, wonderful staff, and I'd love to play there again!!

Staff is professional and nice. Course is always in great condition. Carts are well maintained…read more Price reasonable for the conditions.

A solid golf course, always in good shape, has a friendly staff and reasonable prices.read more

Ever since the notorious C.O.V.I.D., golf has had a major resurgence. One could say that I'm…read moretalking about in terms of interest, but what I'm really talking about is the pricing. Most courses are obnoxious with where their greens fee pricing is and in terms of the ROI you get commensurate to course conditions. The area at different times had multiple, what I would call, value play courses but over the past few years things have changed. Tumble Brook closed. Willow Brook closed. Bethlehem Municipal's 9 hole course (no way I'll ever call that a golf club) is a dump and over run with carts. The last man standing is Sawmill. Below is what you're getting into: www.sawmillgolfcourse.com/course-information I've played here a ton this year. Time for the good and bad. Good: Pricing is super cheap. After 3pm it's $15 for a round. Can't beat that anywhere. Overall, tee times are easy to come by. Open year round. No holes are super intimidatingly long. Bad: Course conditions are all over place. Several holes/tees are still decent, lush and green even with the lack of rain this year, while others are near impossible to get a tee in the ground (#7 & #8 currently). Pace of play here can be a major issue. Even when they have rangers here, they're a joke. Either smoking in the parking lot or hanging out at #1 but never getting on to the course to try and undo any logjams. I've done 18 here (always walking - never with a cart - weekdays only) in a touch over three hours and it's also ballooned to around five hours. With that said, are any of the holes here that hard? Not really. No extreme doglegs or water and what sand they have is minimally maintained and plays like hitting off the parking lot asphalt. The only issue here would be elevation. The course is set on a hillside and certain holes like 5, 6, 14 and 15 have some healthy incline to them. If you come, you can either call for tee times or go here: foreupsoftware.com/index.php/booking/20706/5485#/teetimes Is Sawmill a five star course? Of course not, but you're also not paying for a five star course either. To a degree, it's honestly stupid to complain when you're paying $15 or $20. Nothing here is that bad. If you want better, plenty of areas course that will be happy to soak you for many times more than what SM charges but won't have the fun and interesting quirks this place has. Good Enough.

Nice layout. All tee boxes are hard as stone, I had to stomp my tee in for my 3 wood. Everything is…read moreover grown. Seems to be understaffed and under maintained. Fairways (I'm guessing) are mowed once a week and have 8 different types of grass growing. Greens have all the same grass which is a positive. A negative for the greens is they mow them every 2 days, i suppose we chose the day before they mow to book a tee time.

Love this course! It's only 9 holes but is very well kept and the price can't be beat! The back 5…read moreholes are especially scenic and isolated..You won't be bored playing 9 holes two times! Hole 8 is my favorite par 3 of any course Ive played!

Pace of play was terrible. The guy in the pro shop was very rude and they must not have a…read moremaintenance crew because the greens are absolutely horrendous. It is cheap but paying $28 to play 9 holes here is the biggest scam in the entire universe

This place has been on my radar for a while, and I'm genuinely kicking myself for not coming…read moresooner. We visited on a Friday afternoon during the school year and it was the perfect day for it, not crowded at all, staff was warm and attentive everywhere you turned, and there was just so much to explore across two floors. As a homeschool mom, I am always on the lookout for places where kids are learning without even realizing it and this delivered completely. My little ones were engaged the entire time, bouncing between exhibits and coming back to do things on repeat. The water table on the second floor was a huge hit (dam building = instant obsession), the crawl-through body exhibit had them giggling the whole way through, and the immersive hall with the giant projector and the orchestra activity where they put their faces into the performers? They talked about that the whole ride home. We timed our visit to catch the 3 o'clock otter feeding and training, definitely worth planning around. Maybe 30 people gathered and it was totally manageable and really sweet to watch. What surprised me most was how engaged I was as an adult. I was genuinely learning things alongside my kids, which is not always the case at these types of places. It felt appropriate and interesting for every age in our group. A few things to know before you go: follow the directions on their website for the specific parking garage , it's about a 5-minute walk and was only $5 for us. Strollers and wagons are totally doable with elevators throughout. They also have a café if you want to make a full day of it, and rotating special exhibits (always check the website ahead of time so you know what's on and whether it fits your crew). We stayed about two and a half hours and left happy. Already thinking about when we're coming back.

Very overpriced. I feel bad for the large local families who can't get in at all or can't get in to…read morethe "special" exhibit. I have seen every special exhibit and let me tell ya - not worth any extra fee, especially what they charge. But with that said the Da Vinci center is only really worth it for the "special exhibit". It REALLY pays off to become a member even if you think you'll go once a season. Nothing so impressive. No real meaningful selling points. It's just okay. I liked it better when it was on CC. Go on Sundays. It's empty and street parking is free.

(Maybe at some point I'll update with pictures to make this a bit more well-rounded, but for now,…read morethis is good enough.) Nothing I love more in life than being the contrarian and finding/enjoying the quirky things that few others do. In terms of a local golf course, Willow Brook checks all of the boxes. The course is located on/shares space with a horse farm. Back in the day it was a traditional 18 hole course, but the configuration has been modified to 9 with the rest of the land being turned into a housing development that is still actively being built by the 8th green & 9th tee. If you look at the map on Yelp, which is of course nicked from Google, it does a poor job explaining the simple basic of how you even get to the course unless you go to the satellite tab. You're either heading down Howertown Road and then going on to at times, basically a single lane drive that snakes through some trees and past a few homes to the parking area or you can ignore the road closed signs on Willowbrook Road and enter via Sappho Cody Lane. The parking is on some grass by a horse competition area. From there you walk down Joe Cody Lane to the shack where you pay. A few randoms: Current hours are 10-4 daily. $20 for 9 or $30 for 18 and it's cash only - all walk with no carts. Not uncommon to find the shack where you're supposed to pay be unmanned with a note taped to one of the sliding glass doors to find them on the course and pay then. So far, I paid once when the guy stopped to say hello as he was mowing the fairway grass and the other time a different guy was doing some work on the green at #4. Three par 3's that start in the 130 yard range up to the two par 5's that go to the mid to upper 400's. Nothing is terribly difficult if you can, lol, keep it relatively straight. The thing I love more than anything is the angle of them not having carts because that keeps the crowds a-way and that is what I'm looking for. The two times I've been here, counting myself, I haven't seen ten people in total out playing (chef's kiss on that one). The course is what you would expect for the price. I'm no pro so I'm not looking for much past a cheap price. To me the fairways and greens are in good enough shape. The only thing they gave up on years ago are the sand traps. They're basically concrete slabs with vegetation growing in them. Also, if you're willing to dig around a bit, plenty of balls in the tall grass and by the creek area that people gave up on. For everyone one I lose, I usually find two. Yeah, this place is odd and quirky and some will be turned off by the no carts but to me, it's beautiful and quiet. As long as the crowds don't suddenly start swarming here during the week, I'm all in for the foreseeable future. willowbrook9.com/

Today we went for lunch at the new Willow Grille at the 9 hole course at Willowbrook Golf Course…read more The atmosphere is rustic with open beams and lots of windows. There's a beautiful patio which has a great view of the course. So relaxing you feel like your out in the country. We ate inside due to the humidity but would choose to sit outside on a cooler day. We ordered burgers which were really good & had a great grilled flavor. Val, our server was friendly and made you feel at home. So nice to know we have a beautiful place to go for lunch right in our backyard!