I was extremely disappointed to find that they do not provide womens club. When I asked about this they said " We travel with massive semi trucks to venues across the country and every inch of space is valuable." Apparently the largest growing segment of golf is not valuable. Do better. read more

Should have read the reviews prior to wasting my time and even more importantly, hard earned money. Purchased (2) tickets about 6 weeks in advance. For unforeseen reasons, I had a family member that needed emergency medical attention and was admitted to the hospital for AFiB and other health issues. Email was sent Stadium Links advising of the situation and their only help was to say "did you purchase the additional $30 insurance?" "We are sorry but tickets are non-refundable". Bunch of bullshit and don't waste your money on these clowns. Don't take these reviews lightly as I do not and will never support these scams artists! read more

This was an absolutely horrible experience. Me, like many others enjoy playing golf and watching sports. So naturally, I thought it would be very cool to go and play golf where the White Sox play. I was eagerly awaiting the tickets, even signing up to receive emails in advance so that "I could get a priority tee time" Now, weeks after I had made my purchase I received an email today telling me that they have canceled the event that they were going to schedule in Chicago. The email said, "[...] unforeseen logistical and financial circumstances have forced us to cancel the upcoming event". This was an email that did not take replies, and had no phone number for customer support. Upon thorough examination of the web I discovered that StadiumLinks does NOT have a customer service support line and in fact directs you to an email that dumps into a generic inbox that will most likely never be read. They proceeded to offer me a measly 10% discount on my next purchase (which does not even cover local amusement taxes in Cook County) and did not provide any remorse for canceling this event and failing to provide any customer service. Oh, not to mention on their website they are still advertising the event in Chicago, and are still selling tickets for it even though they have canceled it. What a scheme. What a waste of my time Stadiumlinks. If you are reading this please know that they are incredibly understaffed and do not value the end customer at all. Terrible service. read more

Very unsatisfying experience. Paid for the VIP upgrade and did not receive the shirt. The dining room only had pork rolls and that wasn't great because I keep kosher. The experience itself was fun but man it was poorly managed. read more

Save your money and go to the range. There was a group of us that paid for the VIP experience at the LA Coliseum last year and the event was a disaster from the lack of employees to direct us where to go? We kept getting the answer of all managers have left for the night. We hit one ball each and left it was so mismanaged and the vibe was dead. We paid extra for the putting experience which was a complete waste of time. STAY AWAY from this money trap, sounds and looks like a great time but it is a waste your money unfortunately. read more

This was pretty much a waste of money at Citifield. The event had zero vibe and for the 85 dollars absolutely no giveaway. We paid an extra 15 for a putting contest where there was only one course. We did not choose to do it as the wait might have been an hour. Would not recommended to anyone. For six dollars go to the driving range read more

Worst golf experience I could imagine. As a PGA professional, I can't imagine how you could possibly see your golf ball without the stadium lights on. Hopefully this business closes down before any people are further negatively affected. At $200 a person it's a joke. I would've rather went to the range. read more

My first impression after arriving was that this was going to be a pretty good time. Golf inside a stadium? The concept was right down my alley. Before arriving I didn't quite know what to expect because the only information that was provided by the event organizers came from an email the week before the event as well as the information on their website. The website says scoring for the nine hole course was based on how close the ball lands to the target flag. After I arrived and checked in with my group, we went inside the clubhouse area to hang out before we were ushered to the first tee box. Inside the clubhouse were able to order food & drinks inside a pretty cool area of the stadium, which had a view of pretty much the entire stadium and the greens were actually real golf greens that were cut into the grass...which was a sight to see! While waiting for our tee time, we were given a bag with the golf balls to be used when we play the actual course. We were asked if we wanted to upgrade to the 'VIP' package which would give us double the amount of golf balls, a branded shirt, and access to their VIP lounge. We decided to go for it, after all, I figured why not pay for the full experience. Once we got close to our tee time, our names were announced on the speakers and directed to an area where we would be picked up in a golf cart to take us to the first tee. From there, we arrived at the first tee box where a staff member from the event explained the scoring and course in more detail. We walked from hole to hole until we played all nine holes using a set of clubs that the event provides at each tee box. I couldn't believe that I was actually hitting golf balls from the upper deck of the stadium. In fact, the hole course looped around the entire stadium, which meant that we got to hit golf shots from pretty much every different level and angle of the stadium. Definitely an amazing experience. The greens on the field had real flags and holes, and they looked to be close to the quality that I would see at a country club golf course. Great touch. Overall, we ended up paying over $100 per person, which isn't cheap, but we purchased the VIP upgrade, and I thought the value was more than worth it considering the quality of the experience. We basically were given personalized access to play golf inside a pro baseball stadium that was converted into a par-3 golf course. Unreal! read more

Interesting concept. For $75 you can hit NINE golf balls (nine holes) from shaky platforms onto the playing field of a stadium, following the signs as you walk around an otherwise deserted stadium. If you hit the ball into a 10 foot radius around the flag YOU give yourself a birdie. If you hit the ball on the "green", it is a par. When you're done, you just throw the scorecard in the trash and go away. There was a putting contest where you could win something and a chipping contest where you could win something. These two activities cost extra. Think children's carnival throwing ping pong balls into a fish bowl, but applied to golf. For an extra $50 you get to hit an extra ball from each hole, which is the only way the event is tolerable because unless you are a sling shot physicist, the trajectory is not something you're naturally going to grasp. The balls are regular balls pulled out of creeks or found in the roadway next to driving ranges. It is NOTHING like Top Golf (which is much better money spent). Standard business model: sell it to the consumer once until the trend is replaced by whatever. It could have easily been worth the money charged, but unfortunately it appears that some business majors got high one day and said, "we don't want to work for a living:lets ride the coattails of "Dudeperfect" somehow". I'm not criticizing people with youtube videos. I believe the concept is catchy and worth doing once like many touristy things. Unfortunately, the experience was a pretty serious disappointment. There's not even a photo booth or special sign or someone who offers to take your photo. It really is just a lazy, horrible plagiarism of a trick shot video. If stadiumlinksgolf is incapable of better execution, I don't understand why stadium execs. would want people remembering their stadium as "that place". Stadium Links Golf read more