Charged me $20.55 today to share a cart with my buddy even though I said I wasn't playing and he…read morepaid for 18 with a cart. I play here weekly. I already hate this course because the pace of play is slow, but it's the last time I spend money here. Noon on a Friday in mid November, are you serious?

Course overall was in decent shape. Fairways weren't as good as I'd expect and a number of the…read moregreens were littered with balls marks, etc. For $85 in this area, was hoping for much better. Great layout, but not in the condition I'd expect for the price.

Over the last two years, I've truly evolved into a golfer, hitting the course almost every day…read more Golf has been a part of my life for a long time; back in my childhood, I used to mow people's lawns for money just to buy golf clubs at the Goodwill in my hometown. I grew up watching legends like Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus on TV with my grandpop. Having already worked with two different instructors as an adult, I was really just looking for a refresher to get back on track. I decided to try Dolphin Highlands Golf Course. Unfortunately, I missed my first appointment, but the staff was great about it and gave me some free range balls to make up for it. However, the environment was a bit distracting--it was hard to understand how people focus there with planes from the Middletown Airport flying overhead the entire time. When I finally made it to my second lesson, I met my coach 1-on-1. Tim is highly knowledgeable, clearly knows his stuff, and has been in the game for a long time. That said, during our session, he focused heavily on how PGA legends hit the ball, constantly referencing players like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, and Arnold Palmer. Personally, I prefer a coach who assesses my natural swing and makes minor adjustments from there, rather than trying to completely restructure my form to copy someone else. After all, I am unique--complete with a beautiful face and bronze skin! I believe in playing my own way. Honestly, people should try hitting the way I do, because I can drive the ball incredibly far, especially for an amateur. While I still recommend him as a coach because of his expertise, he just wasn't the right fit for my personal goals. Everyone is different, and that's the beauty of being human; we all have the freedom to grow and make our own choices here in the US. I hope this review helps you decide if Dolphin Highlands is the right spot for you!

Kicked off the course while still daylight due to the staff wanting to go home. Yet they allowed…read moresuper slow players ahead of us to play exceedingly slow and never once sent out a ranger to speed things along. Terrible course management

First, the disclosures: - 18-20 handicapper…read more- I prefer cheap tracks w/ no dress code. - I usually walk, and I'm a sucker for scenery. I've played here about 50 times, and I can't believe they only charge $10 to walk as many holes as you want on a weekday. It's $28 to play 18 with a cart on weekends. So, why so cheap? - The fairway and rough grass is basically as god made it. Now, all that said, it's 5-stars because: - It's not an easy course. - The greens are pretty well kept. All the sins of a cheapo golf course are forgiven when the greens are in good enough shape. - It's pretty. It's right there along the Catoctins. - Folks are friendly. I brought my son here a lot, and they never charged me more than a few bucks (if at all).

TUBING EXPERIENCE REVIEW We finally learned we had to drive…read moreback up to the pro shop to pay. Upon doing so I learned that all the emails back and forth for a group reservation were pointless because they weren't given a name anyway. Our group just assumed we were to go to the bus next to the tube building since there were no signs or greetings from the employees lingering around. We loaded the bus figuring that was what to do. There was an employee and a driver and neither said a word to us. None of has have gone tuning before. I finally asked where we were going. The answer was "the creek". Once parked we weren't given any information. We had a handicapped person with us and the place they dropped us was literally a steep muddy slope under a bridge. A couple people started to panic about just getting in this water with no clue what to expect. The kid finally told us that there was an exit sign as we were all already in the water that was flowing some away! That was it. No other information! The float was great. Many shallow parts and lots of wildlife. Now that I know what to expect I'd do it again for the $20 and then giving a bus ride and cooler. Do NOT come if you are disabled. Maybe they could find a flat entry spot for people who cant do a slope into a muddy uneven ditch. The fact that the whole thing was done basically in silence was bizarre and a little scary.

Re: Liberty Forge Golf - Youth Summer Camp…read more Poorly organized and run daycare center for children with very little golf skills taught. The leader of the camp program is a senior with low enthusiasm for managing the lessons for kids. His helpers are teens with not much experience golfing or managing children. A better idea is paying a skilled golfer hourly for private lessons rather than wasting your money on this train wreck experience.

Nice golf course for the price. Well maintained, greens were nice though slow, and the fairways…read morewere in good shape too (Minus one star because the Driving Range was awful and the bunkers could use some attention).

Amazing views! 3 miles island and an airport near with planes flying over. If you wanna add a touch…read moreof cool distractions and some exotic holes, great place to play a round!

Absolutely fantastic 18 hole, pitch and putt par 3 course. Loved the course and the variety of the…read moreholes. Very laid back vibe.

This is an awesome par 3 course!!! we went yesterday and were so impressed with how well kept the…read morecourse was for the price we paid. The staff was super friendly and you can even rent clubs if needed. It was only $12 per person for 18 holes, which is cheaper then mini golf at some places! Nice mix of sun and shade.

Great course perfectly maintained. Pro shop was very accommodating, and the restaurant was as…read morewell. We'd go back again!

I shall call this review #CarJealousy…read more Riding in through the large golf course, I can see the rolling hills and sand pits plotted out carefully for eager golfers, who I'm sure hang their heads outside their window like a panting dog as the make their way to the parking lot. A parking lot filled with every car I want. Mercedes SL (insert number) Acura (Insert model) Lexus IS blah blah And there was a bunch of Infinitis... which they can keep. I don't like Infinitis. I think the shape of them is odd and... ugly. Anyways, I was there for a fundraiser so I set up my table and began to do my thing... after my thing was done, I got a little of the County Club treatment as I sat down to lunch in the club room and dined on some of the club kwizine. That's the fancy french way to spell it right? A fresh salad lightly dressed with a balsamic vinaigrette. Full of ridiculously fresh lettuces. It was all the salad truly needed ( and had) cause the lettuce was so freakin' good. I could definitely detect some little gem and butter lettuce in the mix. There was a choice of hamburger or chicken. The chicken was in a light broth of old bay, bbq sauce, and something else which is escaping me. The chef behind the table cut the little knobby bone ( the bone that connects the breast with the wing) off of the breast after I picked it from the chafing dish... begging the question... why did they leave that on? But I think it oddly made some sort of weird difference. Well, whatever they did, the chicken was super tender and flavorful and the buns they had were crucially delicious. It was a spectacularly simple and delicious meal. I loved it. Everyone at the country club was extremely pleasant and attentive. Servers made sure that I had enough to drink and cleared my plate away quickly. The worst part of my experience was leaving the country club, as I know that I am very unlikely to back anytime soon. Maybe when my magnetic car invention gets off the ground.

From the owner: Four Streams is a private golf club dedicated to providing the Club's members with superior…read moreservice. At Four Streams, history, tradition and excellence come together on a 300-acre parcel located in the Agricultural Reserve in Montgomery County, Maryland. The Club's goal is to provide members with an uncrowded and unhurried golf experience on an 18-hole course designed by Nick Price and Steve Smyers. Four Streams is ranked as one of the top 10 courses in Maryland by Golf Digest and one of the "World's Top 1,000 Golf Courses" by Rolex. In addition, the course has been awarded a Top Golf Architecture Award for Outstanding Design in Maryland. The Club's superior service continues off the golf course in The Grill Room and The Reserve, the fine dining venue. Led by an award-winning executive chef, the Clubhouse is a preferred gathering spot for every occasion. Space is also available to members for private parties and corporate functions.