Great little country course . Very scenic not the normal up tight , t time , dress code kind of…read moreplace Perfect for a nice little round w the kids !!

I drove out to play on a Friday afternoon in the fall without a tee time. I walked on after paying…read morea really reasonable fee. The same two nines made up the eighteen holes. The weather this year killed a lot of the grass on every course I have played in NY and Nj. The tee boxes had a lot of crabgrass and bare patches. The putting greens are very contoured and in pretty good shape. Overall a good experience given the lateness in the year and the extreme heat. I walked the course without any problems with a push cart. Worth the trp an I will play it again.

After a rough couple of years coming out to play golf and just looking out at a beautiful, well…read moremaintained golf course sort of brings back some feeling of normalcy for me. This place is rich with history and is run by a former PGA Pro with a great staff. You can set up golf lessons if you are a complete golf newbie to get a few tips to start or if you want to just hone your golf skills. It's not just a rich mans sport. Their prices for me are ridiculously affordable and reasonable. It's a 9 hole course and you can even rent carts if you don't feel like walking. I am always on the fence about walking the course but renting a cart makes so much more sense and fun :-). It's a great way to play a quick game when you are in the area or just spend the day playing golf.

Bang for your Buck. This was an okay 9 hole course. It was here since the 1900's and they went…read morebankrupt, so now, there's a new owner. The paths need so much help! Not even maintained. The other thing was, when I was teeing off #5, I got it in the brush and as I go to swing, a fat wood tick attempted to bite my legs. It was frantic to get on my body. I hit it so quick it only climbed on me. After that point on I was shook. Then... there's a lone star tick on the caddy car and I killed it with my shoe. So many ticks. Other then that great hole out. It needs some TLC, that will probably mean hundred thousand dollar renovation or some other ridiculous amount analytic people get.

Lords Valley Country Club is wonderful Private Country Club in rural PA. Took me Approx 2 hours to…read moreget there from Central NJ A good friend of mine has a house on the course and became a member this year. The course is beautiful, phenomenal views of the lake and foliage this time time of year. The course is not overly long, but a few dog legs and strategic tree placement makes the course challenging. The course is in phenomenal condition, the staff takes amazing care of the course. The country club has a snack bar with sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs etc. There is a full service restaurant with a great chef as I understand. There are tennis courts and many activities. If you have the opportunity to play the course, I highly recommend it.

Remote club but well worth the trip. This is an award winning golf and country club. If you're…read moredriving through PA and a golf maniac, you need to find your way onto these links!

Went here for a lesson today. The place is awesome. Awesome technology. Set up well for left…read morehanders. Very spacious.

From the owner: "New premium indoor screen golf place in Edgewater New Jersey, Can experience the most high-end and…read moreelegant environment as well as the latest Golf zone devices！"

Played there a few times over the years, 9 holes, walkable, fairways and teeboxes in somewhat poor…read moreconditions. Would not pay more than 25-39 w/cart for a round.

From the owner: Open to Public 9-hole Public Golf Course…read more Bar & Restaurant for parties & outings

We had a tee time today that we made a week ago. Thought I'd try a new place today. My friends and…read moreI walk in and the guy at the pro counter tells me I can't play there because I had pockets on the side of my shorts (cargo shorts). I have played at all of the courses in our area and beyond. I've never been turned away because of cargo shorts. And they also told my friend that he has to tuck in his shirt. I always practice good golf etiquette. This was disappointing. I personally willing to pay $100 for a round of golf should not be turned away because of having pockets on the side of their shorts. Do better Buck hills.

My favorite Poconos golf course of all time. Immaculate condition. The greens are diabolical. Fast…read moreand true. The views are to die for. Every employee is friendly and professional. Dawn is the grooviest bartender of all time. I strongly recommend this golf course.

Cute neighborhood 9-hole course and driving range. Short level fairways good for practice. Will…read morebe back to try the driving range.

Great little 9 hole course with a mix of 100-170 yard par 3's and 2 300 yard par 4's. I love the…read moregrass range, chipping and putting areas. It's a great place to practice and it's well kept.

(Maybe at some point I'll update with pictures to make this a bit more well-rounded, but for now,…read morethis is good enough.) Nothing I love more in life than being the contrarian and finding/enjoying the quirky things that few others do. In terms of a local golf course, Willow Brook checks all of the boxes. The course is located on/shares space with a horse farm. Back in the day it was a traditional 18 hole course, but the configuration has been modified to 9 with the rest of the land being turned into a housing development that is still actively being built by the 8th green & 9th tee. If you look at the map on Yelp, which is of course nicked from Google, it does a poor job explaining the simple basic of how you even get to the course unless you go to the satellite tab. You're either heading down Howertown Road and then going on to at times, basically a single lane drive that snakes through some trees and past a few homes to the parking area or you can ignore the road closed signs on Willowbrook Road and enter via Sappho Cody Lane. The parking is on some grass by a horse competition area. From there you walk down Joe Cody Lane to the shack where you pay. A few randoms: Current hours are 10-4 daily. $20 for 9 or $30 for 18 and it's cash only - all walk with no carts. Not uncommon to find the shack where you're supposed to pay be unmanned with a note taped to one of the sliding glass doors to find them on the course and pay then. So far, I paid once when the guy stopped to say hello as he was mowing the fairway grass and the other time a different guy was doing some work on the green at #4. Three par 3's that start in the 130 yard range up to the two par 5's that go to the mid to upper 400's. Nothing is terribly difficult if you can, lol, keep it relatively straight. The thing I love more than anything is the angle of them not having carts because that keeps the crowds a-way and that is what I'm looking for. The two times I've been here, counting myself, I haven't seen ten people in total out playing (chef's kiss on that one). The course is what you would expect for the price. I'm no pro so I'm not looking for much past a cheap price. To me the fairways and greens are in good enough shape. The only thing they gave up on years ago are the sand traps. They're basically concrete slabs with vegetation growing in them. Also, if you're willing to dig around a bit, plenty of balls in the tall grass and by the creek area that people gave up on. For everyone one I lose, I usually find two. Yeah, this place is odd and quirky and some will be turned off by the no carts but to me, it's beautiful and quiet. As long as the crowds don't suddenly start swarming here during the week, I'm all in for the foreseeable future. willowbrook9.com/

Today we went for lunch at the new Willow Grille at the 9 hole course at Willowbrook Golf Course…read more The atmosphere is rustic with open beams and lots of windows. There's a beautiful patio which has a great view of the course. So relaxing you feel like your out in the country. We ate inside due to the humidity but would choose to sit outside on a cooler day. We ordered burgers which were really good & had a great grilled flavor. Val, our server was friendly and made you feel at home. So nice to know we have a beautiful place to go for lunch right in our backyard!

This place is awesome! It's one of the best golf simulators in the Morris County Area. The site was…read moreextremely clean and the software was very easy to use. They don't have employees on site. You sign up for a time and are let in remotely. Its super private and I'll definitely be there all winter. Its right behind the Black River Candy Barn and just around the corner from the Chester Diner.

From the owner: The Eagle Club is a unique indoor golf simulator experience. Customers reserve their tee times on…read morethe website and let themselves in. It is extremely private and is great for the average golfer not looking to break the bank while getting some practice in during the winter months. The golf simulator technology is a Foresight Sports product.

This place is great and you can't beat the pricing. If you want to go and practice on a virtual…read morecourse, this is the place to do it.

Like others I stumbled onto this place after looking for a reasonable indoor sim that has longer…read morehours of availability. The fact that it's self serve, and you can go late night was PERFECT! The equipment is up to date and clean and well lit. For the price you can't beat it