I love this place. Super affordable to smack some balls around. They have a putting area as well…read more They have tap or you can go get tokens and they have 2 different size buckets. Either $7 for a half bucket or $11 for a full bucket. I like the driving range as well because there are different things to aim at to really help with your practice.

Fantastic place to practice the game. Huge range and the snack bar is great on a hot summer day!read more

Always open a great teaching pro Scott Koontz .Friendly staff .Reasonable price .Well maintained…read moredriving range . Reminds me of similar places that have disappeared

This place was great, we went for the driving range and fell in love with the batting cage. It was…read moreonly $12 for a huge bucket of golf balls and $2 per round in the batting cage. Me and my son must've been there for 2 hours and spent $45 and got some of the most delicious ice cream. I would tell anyone to get there while it's still warm outside

Love this place! Can go whenever you want and don't have to have cash to get balls. It's covered…read moreif there's a light drizzle

New to the sport, but the facility was clean and quiet. Staff courteous, automatic ball machine…read moretakes a credit card, sweet ! Ample parking, Ill be back !

First let me say I didn't know what to expect. 84 is a small farming town and this is not a huge…read moregolf center. It's a nice driving range and a small pro shop. Turned out to be exactly what I needed and hoped it would be. I'm still very much learning this game. My father inlaw got me a fitting for a new driver for Christmas from 84 golf center. I finally scheduled an appointment with them just this past week. I met them today and Chris greeted me on arrival. Both Chris and Joe spent the next hour or so analyzing my swing with crazy computers and raw teaching skill. They worked hard to correct my swing before even letting me pick a club. Then probably spent another 20 minutes or so getting the shaft right. I never felt like I was wasting there time... Chris truly seemed vested in my getting it right. Didn't know how great it can feel swinging correctly with the right driver and have the ball go where it's supposed to. Almost 2 hours later I walked away with a mental checklist (which I wrote down) to help my swing and a driver that is setup for me. I highly recommend visiting these experts. I'll be going back for lessons and any time I need a new club. Thanks guys

Employee was super friendly and helpful for our first time visit. Parking was also a nice easy…read morewalk. Nice and peaceful area. However the tee mats need replaced and the tee boxes had little grass and very rough. A little TLC and this would be our go to driving range!

This range is an embarrassment to the Cranberry and Butler County…read morecommunities. They need to reinvest some of those ridiculous bucket prices back into the business. Like repaving all the hitting box areas, the Entrance to the building is hideous and can and most likely caused people to turn an ankle trying to walk up to the purchase area. Invest in some covering over the tee boxes. Just sell it to someone with a love of golf, as this owner is not doing anything. Been going there since 1998, and it has no improvements at all since then.

I wanted this to be a good range because it's within 10 minutes of my home, but it just isn't. The…read more"grass" area is a bunch of weeds/grass with sand under it, they're really cramped together and they're all within 25 yards of an outdoor hockey rink. You can hear people yelling, the siren, the players hitting the boards - just like a real golf course! All of the matted tees are set on a slope going uphill, many of them with dips in the middle of them, so when you stand on them, you sink into the mat. When you hit, the mats can slide around under your feet and you're always hitting with the ball above your feet. Unlike many ranges with mats going up a hill from left to right, they're not tiered/stepped - just on an incline. Of course, you can still hear the sirens from the hockey rink here as well. The balls are a mix of junk and less junk. There were a few decent balls in there, but for the most part, they're all shag balls. I paid $10 for 90 balls, which would have been fine if the environment were better. I would just go to Cranberry Highlands for a good range. They're pricier, but all of the mats are level and the grass areas are much, much nicer. The balls are in much better shape as well. You can ignore the dress code for the range as you're allowed to wear t-shirts and athletic shorts/pants.

i had a great time! the course is nicely taken care of, and has incredibly nice staff. the course…read moreis easy and fun to play with family and friends. I love taking the wife and kids as much as possible!

Nice place for a scramble! The course is easy and wide open- except of course the dreaded par 6!…read moreGood time for all!

Thus far, taken 3 lessons which have improved various aspects of my game. I plan to continue take…read moreseveral more lessons over time. I highly recommend Sonny!

So the legend goes that the original owner of this course was denied entry into a local and private…read morecountry club, so what better way than to get back at a bunch of pretentious elites than build your own, bigger and better course. And to top it all off, to build a castle, Me Lord!! A castle!! simply brilliant in every respect, and it is a great place to enjoy a sundowner or have a bite to eat. Olde Stonewall Golf Club has great atmosphere and it always brings a smile to my face when I visit family in Western PA.

Ordered a black on black Spyder. The games they played with us is shameful. The pro shop staff is…read moreawful. No wonder people aren't renewing memberships.