Love the golf box. The uneekor launch simulator is amazingly accurate and tracks everything about…read moreyour shot. Ive been coming for a while now and its always so clean and awesome. They provide water in the fridge for free when you are there and have excellent prices for add ons. It really is member friendly. The par membership is amazing at $150 per month you get one hour per day to play from 6am-12am. Really a first class joint. Check it out if you can.

Booked my time on The Golf Box app, first time ever at a golf simulator. They have 2 hitting bays,…read moreback to back. I had a great time and met Hugo. He let me know how the simulator works. It took a few balls to get used to hitting into the screen but after awhile just play golf. This place is pure golf simulator and where you can grind out your game. They have over 1,500 courses, but I ended playing my local course. I enjoyed my first experience that I joined the membership. If you are looking to get better and really see what your numbers are this is it.

Castle of fun! My group bought the $48 Golfland Fun Pass and it was worth it. All attractions are…read moreincluded but the attractions we did were mini golf, laser tag, bumper boats, race cars, and everyone used all 35 points on their arcade card. You get around 6 minutes of play time per attraction. To access attractions, you press a service button to call over an employee. It was not crowded on a Monday afternoon and there was plenty of free parking. + We started off our day with bumper boats to cool off in the summer heat. Each boat had built in water shooters. We were spraying each other and everyone got soaked. + We went on race cars to dry ourselves off. The cars were surprisingly fast. - For race cars, there was no working service button. Instead, there was a picture of a button taped to the wall which was a bit confusing. We ended up finding a staff member who let us in. It would be helpful to have a note with instructions on what to do. + The laser tag arena was bigger than expected with plenty of walls and obstacles to hide behind. There were even a couple of jump scare surprises lurking in corners. + Mini golf was fun with different colored golf balls and decorated courses. + Plenty of arcade games for all ages. - Some games were broken or out of service. + Clean bathrooms. + They sell Dole Whip here.

We came mainly for the arcade games, and while we still had an okay time, it wasn't quite what we…read moreexpected. We spent about $40 on arcade games, and it didn't go very far. The game selection is fairly limited, and some of the games weren't in the best condition. For example, the ring toss game was missing a lot of its rings, and I later noticed several of them scattered on the floor. Overall, the arcade could definitely use some updates and renovations to make the experience more enjoyable. That said, I would consider coming back if they offered better deals or promotions, as I think the place has potential with a few improvements.

We really enjoy this driving range in Fullerton. It's off of Harbor Blvd right next to St. Jude…read moreHospital. Lots of parking. Right when you walk in, there's a putting area that's nicely kept and green. The bathrooms are right there as well. One for men and one for women, clean too! There's a big outdoor seating area with a fire pit and tvs. Looks like there is or used to be a restaurant, but a great place to sit before or after hitting balls. They also have some alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for sale that you can enjoy while at the range. Pricing for buckets aren't bad. They also have a cool 18 hole putting course that I haven't seen before at other driving ranges. They do not have rubber tees at the mats, but was told you can rent or bring your own. As for the driving range, there's 3 sections. One right next to the shop, then a second one farther down and that is where you can access the stairs for the driving range up top. But you cannot use a driver up top so note that if you want to drive some balls. Range balls are fine and so are the mats. It can get busy but there are quite a few spots down below and up top. One of my new favorite spots so we'll be back for sure!

Came to this driving range for the first time on a Friday night and had a great time. It wasn't too…read morecrowded, as they had the ground floor as well as an upstairs area. We were at the upstairs area and it was nice and quiet. The balls were relatively cheap compared to other places I've been to. 105 balls for $13, pretty good deal. However, I'm knocking a star off because the lights were kind of dim and some of the grass pads were very worn out. But overall, this place still gets the job done if you're looking to get some practice in or just hanging out with friends!

Perfect greens, and a very convenient small golf course for busy people like me…read more This is a nice short course to put it on your busy schedule. Come and try it out.

Rating 4/5 Stars…read more Overview This would be 5 stars if the chipping area was bigger and people fixed their divots. Overall, it is a great practice course for a par 3 and a great price for a 9-hole. The course is challenging enough to work on all approach shots and avoiding hazards, and the two par 4s are great for practice with a 3-wood, mini driver, or driver. The Good It allows you to work on almost all facets of golf for a par 3 course that's a 9-hole. Also, the greens have some hills that will make even a scratch golfer rethink their line. While the driving range isn't the best, the putting green is great for practice due to the slopes. They also allow chipping around the green, but it is in a very limited space. The Bad The greens could be a little more taken care of, and the divots desperately need to be filled. Because it is an affordable public practice course, it unfortunately means there are divots everywhere. Personal Thoughts/Experience If I could, I would play this course 2-3 times during the week, and save the nice courses for the weekend.

I've been to this range a few times and it is less than 10 minutes away from islands golf center…read more Me and my friend wanted to get some practice off grass and for $15 (only Friday-Sunday) you can hit in their grass area. The quality isn't like a fairway on a course but i would still think it's valuable to get some practice off grass rather than mats! I think a large bucket when hitting off mats is $12-13 which is very affordable especially depending how often you practice! And the quality of golf balls are great - I've been to ranges before where the golf balls are all beat up and worn out which takes away from quality of golf shots

This golf range is really nice just don't go when the sun is setting cause the range faces the…read moresunset and you will not be able to see the golf ball. They have a grass area for hitting but only on weekends and for extra price. Good place to go to when the islands golf is super packed since it's only 2 miles away.

Isaac is awesome you don't find pro shop guys like this anywhere. He runs the register and also…read morehelps with the pace of play he deserves a raise!

This review is just for the driving range…read more I had a membership at Coyote Hills but after they increased their pricing ($85/mo?), I went to find a cheaper place that was still decent and Dad Miller is it. At $45/mo with lights at night, it's a great deal for anyone local looking to hit a few balls without too long of a wait. Peak times are probably weekdays after 6pm and weekends. I tend to go either at lunch or around 4:30pm and haven't waited over 10 minutes. My photos don't show it but in the past month or so, they also added barriers between each bay. The mats were of fine quality to me but I chatted with another golfer and they weren't as happy about it so that just depends on the person. I've been fortunate enough to mostly come here during off-peak hours but I've been a few times during peak hours too and notice the issues that other people might be referring to. There are sometimes people who will hit bucket after bucket with no etiquette despite others waiting for a bay. There will also be people resting a little too long on the sidelines while still taking up a bay. These aren't issues that arise during off-peak hours though so if you're lucky enough to be able to come then, the price is worth it.

My niece was married at this golf course. What an amazing and beautiful venue to have a ceremony!!!…read more Beautiful rolling green hills, water falls and outside venue. Watching the ceremony with the backdrop of waterfalls was serene and magical.

I came and golfed here on a Monday afternoon and it was surprisingly crowded…read more The pace of play was okay, it took exactly 5 hours to finish 18, had to wait about 5-10 minutes or so to hit off the tee box on each hole. For the price, I feel like there are better courses with ~15 miles, I wasn't impressed with the upkeep of the course. It's definitely better than most courses, but most courses are $112 to play. The other courses in this range have better upkeep in my opinion. The course is very narrow which makes it challenging and a lot of layups needed because of the layout. The range is very good, great mats, great balls, great putting green. Overall, I would golf here if you get a deal, otherwise I would probably pass on it for the price.

This mini golf place is located downstairs across from the arcade inside of Great Wolf Lodge. It's…read morebasically 10 tiny holes for $7 per person. It's cool for the kids but time flies by fast and we were done before you knew it. It's ok, I'd do it again, but, the experience was nothing extraordinary, ya know.

This was neat to find because the DFW GWL did not have a mini gold and my daughter loves mini golf…read more The two improvements I thought were that every time we played nobody was on duty. We had to go to the arcade for help and you have to pay at the arcade even if someone is on duty. Also, it's $7 a person which I feel is steep considering it is a compact 9 hole course. However, it's in the dark with a cool glow in the dark look. You can pick form 4-5 different color balls and putters. There are some typical crazy bends and places you have to hit the ball to get to the hole. Also some structures you have to get into at some point. It was never crowded and we had a great time every time we played. It was a real nice option.