The service is good at the front counter where you purchase golf apparel and clubs. The service is…read moregreat at the woods to wedges counter. The lady behind the counter is always friendly and super respectful. I recently bought the 4x4 lessons that come with a free club fitting. Jake is my instructor and this dude is super chill and super knowledgeable. In two lessons I'm already more relaxed and executing a smoother swing. The value in my opinion is worth it! No matter if you choose the 2x2, 3x3, or 4x4 you are making an investment. You will not be disappointed and you will leave with more tools for your proverbial tool box.

I've put off buying new clubs for years, as I was intimidated by the process. I went to see Donna…read moreand she was amazing. She was patient, explained all my options, and let me try them in the dome. She was sensitive to my abilities and budget. I purchased some new woods and have been playing great since. I'd highly recommend you go see Donna!

On the hottest of summer days, it's a wonderful respite from the weather. Our boys participate in…read morethe Skate Great Learn to Skate Program under the teaching of owner, Jessica Roswell. This is a great ice rink with something for everyone. There is a heated lounge (think SKY BOX) for spectators who need some warmth. We highly recommend this facility and the programs as well.

Great place for hockey. Have clinics every week and I love it. Great ice for a good price! Would…read morerecommend

I stopped in to buy a used set of irons and was very surprised with their inventory. Dave was…read moreworking that day and he was very helpful and more than willing to explain to me which irons were better for me. I bought a set of callaway used irons. Super good price as well. Besides what I bought their overall selection of golf supplies is very good. Lots to choose from. I will definitely be back to add to my golf equipment.

Great service and selection. Very good value for your money. Free lessons with purchaseread more

Went into the rink this morning to get a couple pairs of skates sharpened. The two guys in the shop…read morewere great. Especially since one of the pairs was pretty rusty. They had both pairs sharpened in just a few minutes and looking brand new. The rinks themselves were closed or I would've taken a couple laps to test them there. I am going to skate at Key Bank Center later so here's hoping they're good!

Best friendship in staff you have ever had.Many players grew up playing at Leisure and Holiday…read morerinks.The owners and management do all they can to make you their family.I especially am great full for their snack bar and Pro Shop.It is not necessary to leave or travel distances together gear or a hot drink .Our family are always safe and secure while attending the rinks Thank You to all who make our visit enjoyable .Looking forward to our hockey season starting .The Sullivan Family

Words can't express how much I love the ice at Buff State. This is one of those times where I…read morealmost hesitated to write the review because I didn't want to give away any secrets. Once again, the need to share the knowledge rises above and I will happily share how the rink at Buff State rises above the others. I'm a novice ice skater, so I prefer to have a rink with flexible hours, helpful staff, and no huge crowds. While this last one is not always easy to have, good crowd management is vital. The staff at Buff State, like at RIT to the east, is helpful and supportive. They will tell you if you're doing something unsafe and will guide you off the ice at the end of open skate. Also, they cut the music at the end, which is much less of a shock than slamming on the buzzer. I've said it before and I'll say it again: rinks should end open skate by cutting the music, not slamming on the excruciatingly loud buzzer. It's just easier and safer this way. Buff State is concerned about patron safety and it shows. Admission is $3, free with a Buff State ID, and skate rental is $2. Seriously, it's a steal. Now that I have my own skates, $3 admission is completely worth it to me. Open skate time is typically around two hours, plenty of time to get your money's worth. If you feel so compelled, you can rent the ice by the hour. Last time I was there, they were setting up for a birthday party to take place after open skate ended. The rink itself is rather large, being a college hockey facility, so there's lots of room to skate around. I'm usually on the perimeter, going forward as I learn, but there are plenty of people in the center trying jumps and spins. The ice is good quality and I never feel as though the kids there are trying to create ruts in the ice, where I will inevitably get stuck. I guess I just have to keep practicing, right? If you're new to skating, the ice at Buff State is perfect to practice on. Yes, the schedule is not always the most open due to the hockey teams, but when it's available, it's my first choice for open skating. See you on the ice!

Cindy is so down to earth and easy to learn from. Love the way she teaches. Has patienceread more

Cindy Miller is the rockingest golf chick around! I've been taking her "game improvement" package…read morefor the last 3 months, and the lessons are a riot. I currently mix up private lessons with one hour group clinic sessions. She works on two or three things a session so it's not information overload, like I have experienced with some other instructors. Sometimes I pop by the Dome to hit a bucket of balls, and she's always quick to give me a hint or a tip, even when I'm not taking a lesson.

If you love to ski or snowboard this interest group is perfect for you. WNY Ski and Snowboard Club…read morehas a 25+ year relationship with Holiday Valley. They love winter and are willing to share their lift ticket package rates with you. Their members are from all over WNY, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Canada. There are a lot of ticket options to fit every budget and schedule. Most of the packages even include lessons in case you are new or need to brush up on your skills. I've been having them set up my lift tickets for awhile now and the process is very simple. If I have any issues or questions throughout the season they are able to help me very quickly. I've done the math and if you pay full price to go out about 3 times it's cheaper to get a package that gets you out 8+ times, depending on the package you choose. Get the best rates by signing up by 11/1, each year. I usually get the white pass because it offers a lot of flexibility and I get to go out 10 times. The Club has a few meet ups throughout the year. But overall there are no meetings and there is no pressure to meet up at a certain time which is great for my busy and changing schedule. Since this they are an interest group they run off of a Facebook and Instagram page and email WNYSkiandSnowboard@gmail.com

I don't skate-board BUT if I did, I would certainly come here! Lots of surrounding green areas,…read morespots to sit and enjoy the antics of fellow skaters, and more! Even a huge area to park a car! All they need are some real secure rest room facility within the area, and it would be even BeTteR!! The parking area is potholed and abandoned, so it could be repaved. Otherwise a great area to do your thing and enjoy!!