Mini golf course is good. Wait times to play and get a drink, rough. Actual play time 30 mins. Waiting time: 1.5 hour. Very little shade took 15 mins to get drinks. 15 to buy tickets. read more

Good outdoor fun! During the pandemic, and while indoor activities are limited, it's great to have places like these. There's mini golfing, batting cages and other area to practice golfing. I went mini golfing and it had comparable pricing and fun courses. I went during the early evening and not as lit as I would prefer. Also, not sure why the ponds' fountains weren't working which would've been cool. Other than those things, I think it's a great place to go to for outdoor fun. Plenty parking spaces. read more

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Very well designed mini golf Reasonably priced Will definitely return. Challenging Course read more

Such a cool place and lots to do! I came here with a friend on a Friday afternoon for the mini golf portion and it was pretty busy! It's very reasonably priced - there are two courses and they're well designed. read more

I went here for an event with my church group, and I cannot say enough good things about it. (YCP Philly - please join us!) First, I think it's an amazing experience for folks who aren't looking to spend a night out drinking. We tried everything there - mini-golf, batting cages, driving range, and of course, snacks - and genuinely had a blast. It was a great way to connect, have fun, try something new, and connect with our inner child. Second, the staff here were beyond generous. We paid for only a few things, and they shared so much with us to make sure our experience was a good one. I would totally recommend this to anyone looking for a place to host a group or party. read more

Beautifully maintained miniature golf course. There are two courses, both 18 holes, a blue coarse, and a red course. The slide you can go down after your golf ball goes down. It is the 18th hole on the red side. The 18 poles swallow, your golf balls, so if you want to play both eighteenths, save it from going in on the first time. Lots of water features. Lots of areas of shade. A Pepsi and water machine located in the very back of the course midway. Nice snack bar. They also have a putting and chipping green located right next to the Mini golf course. Lots of different driving range areas. Great place. They just need to update their sign that looks like it's from 1990, very old very weathered. Otherwise this place looks pretty new. read more

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Tee's Golf Center has something for everyone. My buddy and I came out after work during the weekdays. We only used the driving range portion and had a great time. Pros: Open till 10 PM. Many other places close around 6-8 pm. Sizable parking lot Prices are more than fair. $12 for 105 golf balls. Renting golf clubs is also free. The facility is very nice. I prefer places with a second deck for the driving range. Cons: Can't think of any as I write this. read more

I went to Tee's with a couple of friends to hit some golf balls and check the rest of Tee's out. Tee's is located in an industrial area and is off a busy road, but Tee's is still very nice. There is a large parking lot as well, which serves as a buffer to stop much of the noise. The driving range is conveniently located right at the front of Tee's. There is also a covered area, which allows you to hit some golf balls while it's raining. Further, while most of the driving range takes place on turf there are a few grass tees in a separate area. I'm not the best golfer, but I still enjoyed hitting at Tee's. I am a much better tennis player! They also have automatic tees, which are convenient. They also have some clubs, which aren't great, but serve their purpose in case you forgot to bring yours or you don't have any. I was there during off hours and the batting cages were empty so I hit a couple of baseballs, which was fun. They have a variety of pitch pitch speed options ranging from 40 to 70 MPH. They also have baseball and softball options. In the baseball section, the machine malfunctioned a couple of times and no balls were actually thrown. There is mini-golf here are well and they have two 18 hole courses. There are always fun and I'm sure they are generally crowded. There is a small restaurant with seating, which had a variety of options including hamburgers, hotdogs and more. There's also a turf field for soccer located on the premises of Tee's. Altogether, Tee's is a great place to have some fun and hit some golf balls or hit some balls in the batting cage. read more

What a really cool place. Enough for everyone to keep busy. Hubby hit some golf balls and had a golf lesson. The instructor was very good and sent him a video of his swing with tips on how to improve. There was a building and area for the Golf Academy. The range had three sections. Two on the main level and one on a second floor. The 1st floor had a nice area to sit out of sun and wait. Kid and I went to the batting cages. $1.75 for 20 balls. We went thru 9 coins :) Great for practice. By the last few coins my 7 year old was hitting 16 out of 20 balls. 4 cages for baseball (slow, medium, fast and expert) and 4 for softball (same speeds as baseball) There was a mini golf course which we did not use but looked really nice. There was a snack bar and clean restrooms. Indoor /Outdoor seating. We will definitely be back! I just wish this would have came up in a search. We could have came here at the beginning of baseball season. Oh well. We will be ready for the next season. read more

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This place is my go to driving range for night driving. Can't get enough of this place. I highly recommend it. They have automatic mats outside, but not underneath the covered section. read more

Batting cages were dreadful last year. We made the mistake of giving it a try again this year. Two of the four baseball machines were shut down. Pitches are still all over the place. If they're not gonna perform maintenance on the machines they should just shut them down out of embarrassment. read more

In general Tee's is a good place for some golf practice or baseball hitting. I have never used the batting cages but they look well maintained and well used. Always a line waiting. Driving range. A very large section of mats to hit from. A section of double deck mats allows a covered area to hit from in rain as well. There is also a real grass tee area. I like this very much. I just with it was a little bigger. There is a small putting green and even a sand trap as well. Lastly there is a 2 course mini golf area. We have used this several times. I would say that this is by far the most poorly maintained area of Tee's. battered cups. Bricks missing. The fake grass desperately needs replacing. read more

Beautiful Mini golf course with batting cages and ice cream . I highly recommend! But sometimes it kinda smells like fish

Cool little place right off of 476. We hit up the batter cages and had a blast. How could we not at $1.75 for 20 pitches. Dirt cheap! The cages ranged from baseball 40, 50, 60, 70 MPH pitches. 70MPH machine was a little wild but I made some decent contact on a few balls, when really it just proved that I need to be in a slow pitch softball league. Fortunate for me they have softball as well! Slow Med and Fast pitch. One low arch and one high arch machine. Very good practice for this yelp Evites softball team I am playing on! Bats and Helmets are provided but I would recommend bringing some batting gloves because the grips are not the best on a few bats. We did use the two story driving range (most everyone driving had clubs that cost more than my car) I think we would have stuck out like sore thumbs. But it looked LEGIT. It would be fun to pop some balls out a few hundred yards from the second story. We will be back to play mini golf, they had a blue course and a red course. Now I didn't inspect it but I don't think that they had 2 - 18 hole mini golf courses so maybe a few holes overlap but once again, I could be wrong. Food court looked well stocked and operated by a young high schooler. Prices seemed reasonable but not cheap by any means. read more

Well maintained and spacious driving range. The staff is always friendly and polite. I've only used the driving range but the batting cages and mini golf course are always busy. An awesome place to spend an afternoon outside. read more

Great Mini Golf on the Main Line! I don't drive balls...I don't do batting cages...I don't do practice greens...But I could at Tee's if I desired...I do love me some snack bar and mini golf, and Tee's is great for that too! They now they have a small turf sports field for rent as well! They are doing pretty good with their land! I'm a big fan of the 2 courses here. Geometry and physics vs moving windmills and the like, this is just what I want for mini golf! The only thing I don't like about these courses are the pavers that line the greens. They don't touch and leave a gap so your ball could go anywhere coming off of one of these edges. I prefer a smooth border to accurately play angles. Both courses could use a little more love, which is what keeps them from 5 stars. There is a soda machine and trash cans on the course. Check out which course is busier before you begin. Snack bar has some decent options and is priced fairly too...water ice, soft pretzels, ice cream, burgers, dogs, nachos, and other beverages, including bottled spring water. read more

The facility is really nice and recently upgraded. Heated stalls for colder days are also clutch. The staff is great and the prices are very reasonable. Overall it is the nicest driving range in the area. However none of that really matters if they are not open when they are supposed to be. They have specific temperature and time requirements on their voicemail and online saying that they will be open. Then you get there... and it's empty. You see guys go up and knock on the window because they assume from all of the communications that they will be open. If they can somehow become more reliable I think they would get 5 stars all day every Update 2/19: staff is much better with the weather and providing detailed updates and even calling back. Giving them an update in stars. read more

Beat balls, dispensers that short change you on balls, worn out mats, broken heaters, surely cashiers. Places like this makes you want to take up tennis. read more

Tees golf center does not follow regular business hours often closing early with no warning. Staff are unwelcoming as well. Facilities are in decent condition. Option of grass driving range is nice even if the grass is unkempt. Ultimately however this place does not follow their stated business hours. Umbria golf center provides as good a range and better service at a cheaper cost. Its not far from Tees golf center either read more

This is a review for Tee's Golf Center. The men's room located next to the snack bar has a single stall and two urinals. The stall has a broken door that doesn't lock, but is keep clean and well stocked. There is a creepy maintenance door in the stall and on my last visit there was an odd water sounding coming from the other side. The sink has both hot and cold water, and the soap depender was full. The two hand dryers work well. read more

I came to Tee's with a fairly large group yesterday, and we moved between the batting cages and driving range. The driving range was good, but the batting cages not so much. Batting Cages: ($2 for 1 token/20 balls) -The bats are very low quality, meaning you feel the reverberations from every hit. Most of us had a blister or two on our hands from hitting 5 rounds (or 100 balls). -The cages were continuously malfunctioning, and we had to call over a worker at least three separate times in order for them to fix the machines. They did however always make sure we got the tokens back that we lost via malfunction. -Some of the cages were throwing consistently low balls that didn't make it over the plate. We had to stand a few feet up from the base in order to hit the balls. Driving Range: ($6 per bucket) -Lots of space with both covered and uncovered areas -A free putting area right next to the driving range If I were in the area I would definitely be willing to come again for the driving range, but not for the batting cages. If you do come for the batting cages though, I suggest you bring your own bat. read more

Went to play mini golf with my fiancé last night. The price is so reasonable at $6/pp. there are two courses to choose from too which I'm sure spreads the crowd apart so there's less off a wait. For a Wednesday night it was pretty busy overall. We had fun and the mini golf course was challenging with some hills and things but the Green was kind of old and I've definitely played better mini golf courses. That being said though, I would still return and play again. We had fun and the price was great! :) read more

Whack! That's me imitating the sound a golf club hitting a golf ball. #$%!@*&X@#!!!! That's me cursing after I shank my ball to the left. I don't do it much justice, do I? About this time every year just at the spring equinox, I get the golf itch. I dream of standing at the first tee on a par 4 on a warm sunny day. And what better place to practice my swing that has gotten me in so much trouble in the past than at Tee's Golf Center. Tee's has it all: Driving Range Miniature Golf Batting Cages Golf Lessons (ahem) Skateboard Park Chipping Green Undercover Tee Boxes (also heated) Second Story Driving Range Party Packages Definitely an experience for young and old... Oh well, gotta go; back to practice... read more

Its not Tees fault that I'm a terrible golfer. In fact, they provided me with all the tools that I need to up my golf game. Sadly I'll never make the PGA tour. read more

Top-notch. Good mini golf courses and the second level of the driving range is something cool that I haven't seen anywhere else locally.

Nice facility for the most part. Large place. Lots of things to do but its always a little to crowded for my liking...especially at the grass tees. If your not there before 2pm the grass tees are always banged up. I have to search for some grass on the weekends because people just eat it up. The putting green isn't very good but they have a practice bunker which is useful. Is shallow but a good learning tool for the novice. I also went and talked with the guys that do the lessons. Pretty expensive. $65 1/2 hour isn't what i call inviting. You can go to a local clubs golf pro for $65 an hour and get the same results. read more

To date, the best/most challenging/fun mini golf course I've played on! With a blue course and a red course, you pay $6 and get to do both! I loved it so much I went back to play round 2 with a different group of people! Definitely fun for a group of people - I went in a group of 6 and a group of 4, and achieved my closest to Par score yet - 54 on a 42! Not perfect, but close! If these guys added an ice cream bar/better concession stand, it'd be my favorite place on earth! One downside: LOTS of children at all hours. read more

Bi-level driving range, batting cages and mini-golf oh my! The batting cages are evenly split between baseball and softball and have appropriately labeled "slow, medium, fast and very fast" designations. This is the only outdoor batting cage I've found in the area, although there are a handful of indoor options. The Tee's-provided gear is lacking to say the least. You're best to bring your own bat (and helmet if you see fit). The prices are the lowest I've seen in the Philly area and it's always nice to see putting greens at a driving range. I'm more impressed with the second level than I should be. Fun for all ages, a perfect place to bring the kids and enjoy a nice round of mini golf (when you can break away and knock a few rounds off the tee). read more

This place could be a lot better... I go for the driving range and this could be my go to driving range if they spent little money on some basic upgrades such as: -Golf balls. The balls they have now are cracked and decompressed. -Glass. I'm talking real grass, and not crab grass or weeds. -Mats. I normally don't hit off the mats, but the mat are worn down to the bone. I do, however, appreciate the chipping area. Please UPGRADE the golf balls! Take some pride and keep the place up to date with the facilities. Then I give 4 or 5 stars. read more

Went here with a group of 50. Most of us played mini golf and the others were on the driving range. This is a really nice place. Mini golf is $5 and you can choose from 2 courses. The blue course is easier than the red course. After mini golf you can enjoy refreshments. They have a small concessions parlor with some picnic tables and a TV. This place is great for large groups. They also have a batting cage for both softball and baseball! Lots of parking space! read more

Ok, I'm giving this place 4 stars because it does everything it advertises well except 1 thing, we'll get to that in a moment. As a multi use family sports and activity place in a not so family friendly area (next to a super busy highway and a massive steel mill in an industrial area) it's very good! The mats at the range are clean and everything is well maintained. The range balls are in good shape and they even have a putting green and a chipping/bunker area. There is an area where lessons are given too which is nice! The batting cages looked to be fully operational and are a reasonable price as well. The cage areas were free of debris and everyone using them seemed to be safe and having fun! The mini golf courses looked to be in good shape and a lot of fun, I look forward to bringing my wife and son out to try it out. There is even a small artificial turf soccer/lacrosse field that looks to be a great place for match. The 1 caveat I eluded to earlier; why in gods name would the grass tees be cut to 2"?!!?! They obviously get a lot of use, they do have plenty of grass to work 14-21 days of range use in so why are the mowers set so high, especially when the training facility is properly mown? I would mow the grass tees the same length as the chipping green, afterall, that green is mown to a proper fairway grass length. read more

My boyfriend & I really liked the mini golf here. The landscaping & terrain gave the course a nice feel, not too straightforward and not exactly sure where the end was. Looks like it was recently updated. There were two courses to choose from, and one ends in a slide(!!!). Many families on the course on a summer weekend, but gameplay was still at a fine pace. Overall: well maintained and a good level of challenge. Nachos at the snack bar were delicious, but I swear our Dr. Pepper smelled like gasoline. I would definitely come back, even though it's a bit of a traffic-y hike from the city, and just avoid the fountain soda. read more

Wow - even though it does not look like it - this was a super challenging course. This review is for the mini golf only. We played the blue course, which the attendant said was the harder course. Our family like to think of ourselves as pretty good mini-golfers, but we had more than our normal share of pick ups. I am not sure if that was because the holes were smaller or what, but a decent variety of course hazards and the inability to finish putts ended up with high scores. So, if you are coming with little kids, the blue course is likely not for you. The course was well groomed with wide walkways and plenty of shade along the course to get out of the sun. An extra nice touch was a 3 hole practice green before the first hole. A great way to pass the time. The course only cost $6 and you can play all 36 holes if you want. It is convenient off 476. Although we did not use them, the facility also has a bi-level driving range with a sand trap, chipping area, grass tees as well as mats, a putting green, and batting cages. There was also a snack bar with plenty of covered seating and a large convenient parking lot. Check this place out for some challenging mini golf fun. read more

I like the location because it's not too far off the highway and pretty easy to get to. Further, the parking is always ample and it's never overcrowded. I'm not a true golfer, but I don't feel too bad about myself and don't feel like people look down on my poor golf swings. It's about average costs for a bucket of balls here and the lines are too long. The nice thing about Tes's is the upper deck hitting so it boosts your confidence when you hit from up there. They could do a better job of collecting the balls, but it's still manageable to follow your ball. I have yet to try the mini golf. We have used the batting cages after the range...at only $1.50, it's worth it even if I can't ever hit the ball. I would not recommend the water ice from here. We had blue raspberry and it tasted like thick syrupy water frozen, so bad! Also, I noticed quite a few flies in the kitchen area so I wouldn't eat here either. read more

I was in from out of town, public courses were about 20 minutes away and so this was a nice in between. Grass tee area, matted tee area, chipping green, putting green. Food, mini-golf and batting cages. Just has everything. Thumbs up! read more

I can't stand the smell of this place, smells just like cigarette smoke. Mini golf was very run down and reminded me of the ghetto! The mini golf clubs they let u rent r terrible qualit! read more

Absolutely love Tee's golf center. They have lots of driving range spaces both covered and uncovered. The batting cage, mini golf and putting areas makes it so much fun to visit on a regular basis. The batting area also has baseball and softball at various speeds. Prices of everything is also very reasonable. Only thing is that helmets at the batting cages are a bit large and worn. read more

Solid driving range. There's even a natural grass area... Though it is a limited size. First come first serve. It's a great place to work out swing kinks and find your rhythm. Great price. Friendly staff. I've never use the mini golf or the batting cages but friends that have use them have said they're great. read more

This review is for the Mini Golf and Driving Range. It could be a wonderful course...except its almost the middle of May and no attempt has been made to clean last fall's leaves out of the the torugh's that should have water or to fill the water in what are ponds designed into the course. It seems to be indicative of ownership that wants to just take money out of the operation and not put any in. The Sand trap area of the Driving Range is similarly minimally maintained. The putting green is over- aerated and thus not of very much use. There is opportunity to buy a plan for the driving range but is not extremely luring unless you are a heavy regular. With a little more effort, this place could be a jewel. If feels like an owner looking to sell. read more

Great mini golf courses for the kids. The course, there are two, are well maintained and medium difficulty allowing us adults to have a shot as well. The kids absolutely loved the slide ending the blue course. Then we walk over and get some ice cream at the snack shack while my husband hits some balls at the range. Nt a bad ride from havertown, and honestly this is a great option on a mid September day with great weather to spend a little family time and get outdoors and unplugged for a little while. Thanks tees!! read more