Some would say it's only 6300+ yards from the tips and think it's an easy course. Trust me when I…read moresay it's not. I caddied for a player at the Maryland Open here and between the super fast greens, the doglegs, and the changes in slope, this place defends itself well. Course was in fantastic shape. Lots of variety with each hole and it's very walkable. It's an old style course in that the greens are close to the next tee box, and almost every green are pitched from back to front (aka don't go long). The range was good, but a little short. Some guys were hitting drives into the 8th (?) hole. There are two putting greens which give you a sense of how fast and undulating the greens are. They also have a small chipping green. The locker room was nice, but the bathrooms are showing their age. Overall they did a fantastic job in welcoming a lot of good players for this tournament.

My review is based off the venue experience and not golfing. I attended a graduation party here and…read morethe place was beautiful. I love the historic feel of it. The tables were lead out great with a few on the patio and the rest in the main dining area. The food was good, the Staff were attentive and they kept the place neat and tidy. I'm giving 4 stars solely because there was a leak in the pipe that kept dripping in the main dinner room. I assume it was from the air conditioning unit that had to be on full blast since it was 100 degrees outside.

Let me start by saying this is a positive 3 star review and I'm not trying to destroy this…read moreestablishment. Everyone was so nice and it's really a big and cool layout. With that said, this place is not for everyone. Sadly it was frustrating alone dealing with the parking situation. I parked so far away! Next, there was a band playing music, cool, but don't know any of their songs or the covers they were doing. The other room was 100% line dancing that if you didn't know it, you stayed off the dance floor and stand in place. There's a bull riding area that I saw a professional bull rider do tricks and that was cool and they intimidating. The drinks were really good and not overpriced! Star for that! And finally I just didn't have fun and I'm actually a dancer. I think you either love it or hate it. I didn't hate it, but I probably wouldn't come back again.

Really disappointed to hear that my friend was denied entry for wearing a hijab. In a community…read morebuilt around music, dancing, and bringing people together, this is incredibly disheartening to hear. We love traveling to different line dancing communities, experiencing new places, and connecting with people through dancing. That's what makes situations like this so upsetting. Everyone deserves to feel welcomed and respected, regardless of their religion or appearance. The line dance world is a very connected community, and experiences like this naturally get talked about. I just hope this establishment reflects on the kind of environment they want to create moving forward, because this was deeply disappointing to hear about and unacceptable.

They offer a spring promotion for $20 an hour per bay. Great activity for groups and all ages of…read morechildren. We definitely recommend at least 90 minutes of play if you have 4 or more players in a bay. They have heated bays for chilly days or mornings so it makes this activity enjoyable even when its cold and rainy. The digital game screens make this far more enjoyable for kids who like it interactive or competitive.

Topgolf in Baltimore is one of those spots that's just a good time no matter who you go with…read more Right away, the vibe stands out. It's energetic but still laid back. You've got music playing, people laughing, and just an overall social atmosphere. It's not just about golf, it's really more about the experience. The games are easy to pick up, even if you're not really into golf. Everything is set up so you can just step in and start swinging without overthinking it. Good mix of competition and just having fun. Food and drinks were solid. It's not fine dining, but it's better than what you might expect for a place like this. Plenty of options to snack on while you play, and the drinks keep the vibe going. The bays are comfortable, and having your own space makes it easy to hang out without feeling crowded. Service was good too. Staff checked in enough to keep things moving without being all over you. Only thing to keep in mind is it can get pricey, especially if you're there for a while or going with a group. Also, it gets busy, so it's worth booking ahead if you can. Overall, it's a great spot for hanging out, celebrating something, or just doing something different. Definitely a place I'd go back to.

Katie was a great instructor, I really liked the setup in terms of being able to work with…read moredifferent clubs, see or mistakes from multiple angles, and also see improvements just as quickly. Katie had an eye for which golfers have similar physical builds to me and my son and that also helped improve our swing. The music is pretty on point and that was just a fun little extra. We didn't grab food on this outing but they do serve food and there was loads of options nearby as well. I brought my own clubs and my son used some of theirs and it worked out great. Wish I lived close enough to go here all the time.

Checked Five Iron for the first time with my friend as we were looking to check out an indoor…read moresimulator for the winter. It was a great time, it was affordable, it was a pleasant space with enough room to move around. Staff were great, beer was fresh and the pizza and Nashville sandwich I would recommend. Definitely will visit again before we transition back to outdoor Golf!

Stumbled on this course while biking nearby. Grateful they were open to let me go out around 4:30p…read moreish. (One Oct Sunday evening (2022))$18 to ride 9) I've only been playing about 18mths. And only played about 20 very varied courses. Each have had its own pros and cons and thus comparing would be pointless It's not Scotland nor the masters. It's slap in the middle of the city, so yes. There's traffic and cars going by and music will be heard. I think there's at least two "through ways" slap in the middle of the course (so look both ways before crossing infront of speeding vehicles). The other city course I played in Bmore is alongside a highway. I've played the President course which is alongside a military airfield..pick your poison Unlike many courses, no 9 does NOT end at the clubhouse. (They should tell you the is when you first head out) No markings "eye level" that say which Tee, but it's written on the cart path. Some Signs say "to next tee"; it would be nice for it to read the actual "next tee NUMBER" A couple of cool views from above the city, and a male deer, then an entire family of deer, almost ran me over...so there's nature too. The greens were gorgeous. Fairways could be better, could be worse. But seems like a great place to practice your game, not pay a mint, and focus on technique rather than "what you wear". I'm a 55yo female, played alone, and had no fear. I saw one person walking the course. he was Relatively young and seemingly plays there often. I am in NO SHAPE to walk this course. Seemed to be lots of hills/inclines/declines, Crossing of streets, and a couple tees were "not" right next to the prior greens. Glad I got a cart and left my push cart in the car! Because many hits were up hill, downhill, or blind...and I didn't always hit it straight down the fairway, I lost a couple of balls "in plain sight" off to the left or right Not in any woods or trees or brush.. just likely hidden under the fall leaves or deep grass. Alas. Tis part of the game No water hazards. I was not bothered by the sand. And lots of wide open space. I only got to 14 before turning in the cart by "curfew", so I'll def come back I suppose they could "pretty up" the place, but I'm sure that would mean higher prices They could re-fence all around to keep walkers from cutting across, but they've likely tried (unsuccessfully ) to thwart a kid who doesn't feel like walking a mile out his way after school to go around. Cart paths were kinda rough in spots. The carts will beep if you get too close to the greens. Clubhouse was clean and well lit. Snack bar was closed but there are QR codes on the course that says food can be delivered anywhere when ordered -will have to try that out one day I'll def be back

Fair track Nice views and pace…read moreProfessional staff Well stocked Proshop nice views will play again

The Regatta (posted) by Don Groninger…read more In morning sun and scent of dew I heard some loud, auspicious cheers, In cloudless sky of azure blue The jubile sound played in my ears. At once, excitement filled the air As people scurried all apace Searching for an ideal spot where They would relax and watch the race. The hydraplanes were works of art, Team colors did the drivers wear. They were preparing for the start With engines in their best repair. An ambulance was standing by With paramedics on the scene, In hopes that naught would awry Nor accidents to supervene. The Coast Guard cutter would arrive And then the race would soon begin. The atmosphere was so alive With the flow of adrenaline. The year is nineteen-fifty-one, The place is Stansbury Beach Club. The boats await the starting gun To mark this east-coast racing hub. The main event is inboard boats, As Guy Lombardo leads the way, They speed in laps 'round marker floats That stretch far out into the bay. About this time, once every year, This Wilson Point Men's Club event Holds regattas (when the weather's clear), With cash and trophies to present. People attend from far and wide As their heroes thrash the river, Regardless of the current's tide, A victory to deliver.

Great place to visit and very family oriented! I recommend this place to everyone . The food is…read moregreat and the beer is cheap!