This is a restaurant and bar with simulator bays. How fun!…read more Most simulators are set up for just golf but I saw other sports equipment in other bays, so they may have some throwing style games as well. You can eat, drink, and play golf - you can do it all or you can do just one. However, if you plan on playing golf / using a simulator bay, you should call or go online and make a reservation. It gets busy there. I love that they have seasonal cocktails. They had some special ones for st Patrick's day. They also have happy hour M-F from 2-6pm. I booked a bay, it charges per 30 min. The hour was $65. I had one cocktail. I got a briefing on the system and I was on my way to playing a very difficult golf course in South Korea. They have club upgrades but I stuck with the standard bag. I had a great time. Next time I will choose an easier golf course! Also, I believe the server calculates their tip not only on what you buy but also your bay time. So I'll review my check a little closer next time. The sell golf gloves if you need one/forgot yours. There is a small parking lot next to the building or you can park on the street or garage nearby. Bathrooms are on all levels. Fun place. I'll be back.

Stopped in for a drink after dinner. No notes on the food. Atmosphere is fun with a large screen to…read morewatch sports. Service was energetic and kind- despite it being nearly 10pm. Good cocktails!

I had called ahead of time to see if they had rental clubs- they do! I booked a tee time online-…read morevery easy. Create an account (which works for several courses) and book your time, pay at the counter when you arrive. Parking was easy. They have a lot in front of their club and restaurant as well as an overflow lot across the street. I checked in and was offered ladies clubs, men's regular and men's stiff shaft clubs. I chose the ladies but I wanted a senior men's graphite. Oh well. Total charge $58 greens fees, $16 large bucket of balls, rentals $40. I was advised to grab a cart because the practice facility is across the street and kinda far. I strapped the bag on the back, unloaded my water and coffee into the cart and noticed I did not have a putter. The clubs were so new- the plastic was still on the driver. I don't think they'd ever been used before. I went back to the shop and they offered me a selection of used putters, I believe from the sets of members bags!!! The three options were not anything fancy, were all the same style and all actually weighted the same, so I picked based on the grip. The practice facility was well marked with signs all the way there. It was far. Large bucket of balls was dispensed using my ticket code at the machine. It was in fact, large. Next time I can do the medium. I picked a spot and I used my range finder to see how far the rental clubs would get me so I could plan my game. After warming up and getting my distances, I went to the sand trap / chilling area and then back to the cart to drive to the putting area which is near the tunnel. I met up with the other 3 randoms at the club, 10 min prior to our tee time. The carts have gps, which is useful. They also tell you the topography of the greens. There were no cart restrictions that day, so we could drive all over except for the par 3s. The carts did not have a cooler, they did not have a rake, and they did not have any magic sand for divots. In fact, the course hasn't been open this season for very long because there was only ONE trash can on the course and ZERO rakes. No magic sand boxes either. I assume they have all these things in season, but I don't really know cuz it's my first time golfing here. The threesome I paired with kept mentioning how good the food is at the restaurant there- Gypsum Grill. We stopped at the bar so they could pick up long drinks and fireball and beer on draft. They were having a Sunday funday for sure. I used the restroom in the club- there are two. I did not see any along the course. The course has a lot of hills. I didn't notice any water. It was forgiving in the sense that some fairways are side by side but the greens were challenging. Cart paths are clearly marked. Tee boxes and fairways and greens are all in great shape. We started at 11:51 and finished by 4:30, so it was a bit slow. I will say, my group was in no hurry so we were part of the problem. The weather started out cold, then got sunny and beautiful, but super windy and grey by the end of it. But I was still happy to be out on the course. At the end, I went to the shop to return the rentals and get my drivers license back. I also picked up a hat off the sale rack. I'll definitely come back. This course's website says they are open if the weather is above 40. They also have a 3 hole par 3 course that opens on May 1st. They have evening tee times as late as 6:30, per the employee at the register. See my ball dispenser pic for deals and hours on driving range play.

Played 18 here for the first time, and had a good time! Challenging course, no doubt, but a lot of…read morefun! Beautiful views, and very well maintained. It is a little pricey at $60/person, but makes for a fun outing now and again. They do not serve alcohol, so be sure to pack a cooler. The driving range is just down the road, and has a nice practice area for chipping and bunkers. I've also taken lessons here with Brian, and they were great. He helped me make a few small changes, and really improved my game!

Even though it's not the closest course to my house, I consider ironwood to be my "home course."…read moreFeels like a hidden gem and it's perfect for walking!

Played here on a Sunday afternoon - front 9. Course was in good condition - tee boxes were well…read moregroomed, some greens were fast but others were normal speed. Most holes were fairly straight with not too many curves or hills. Ruff was pretty tall. Overall fun course! Wish there was a bit more extensive food/beverage menu. Carts were electric and drove nice. I'd come back here!

Love this course they keep their fairways greens and even the rough soo good. If the lower reviews…read moreactually could play gold they would know it's a 5 star place

As someone who is just starting/learning golf, I really like how they have a 3-hole course (that…read moreyou walk) for those who want to play with limited time or those who are learning. We come here with our nephews (and I played here while I'm learning). I didn't feel stressed or rushed. My husband (who is good at golf) also can enjoy doing this with us. We had to park across the street since the main lot was full but it was no problem. Prices were fair (and we did a promo for driving range + 3 hole course). You can also get a bag cart to roll your bag on the three hole course if it's heavy (and they have golf carts for the regular holes). Definitely would recommend checking this place out!

I purchased a code for a large bucket of balls. When I went to the range their was no keyboard to…read moreenter the code. I called the clubhouse and a grumpy guy came out. He never said a word. He had to cover the screen to see it and entered the code. Why didn't the clerk tell me anout the hard to see buttons, and why didn't the grumpy guy show me how to enter the code??

One of the nicest courses in metro GR. Higher prices too. $29 riding 9 holes evening…read more Their carts run slow though. I like how open and spacious the course is. You don't feel like you're rubbing elbows with other golfers at adjacent holes. A plus side to this course is the wildlife. A variety of animals were spotted throughout: beavers, deer, turtles, chipmunks, turkeys, geese.

Great local park for a casual walk. There's tons of trails that lead you to an almost dried up…read morecreek, lots of wildlife, saw plenty of deer, chipmunks, squirrels. There's also a paved roads to drive to different areas of the park as it's huge. So many trees and will definitely look stunning in the fall as well. Lots of great backdrops for a photoshoot as well. Other amenities: golf course, kids playgrounds, large shelters for picnic, picnic tables, baseball stadium.

An underrated place to picnic and walk around. Giant trees, gorgeous leaves in the fall, ample…read morespace, and dog friendly. Really enjoyed coming here for the first time and will keep it in mind for future picnics. There's plenty of parking, too.

A perfect little par 3 to take my son to learn golf. Back 9 is a bit less tricky than the front…read more Walkable, but we get a cart for the guy with little legs!

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