This golf course is really nice and the greens are taken care of. The only complaint I have is the…read morerough... if you hit your ball in the rough then good luck finding it. But besides that the people there are very nice and everything else is taken care of

We went to Clustered Spires to play last Sunday. I hadn't played there before so thought we'd give…read moreit a try. Nice folks working the clubhouse, but the course wasn't in good shape. The tee boxes were dirt and clumps of crabgrass; the traps were hard packed; the mowing hadn't be kept up (yes it had rained Thursday and Friday); and fairways had bald areas and crab grass. We never saw an employee on the course....no marshal, cart or maintenance staff. For $78, I thought it was overpriced and I could play a better course in Montgomery County for nearly half. I've heard it was a good course, but right now, I'd have to give it a "C" at best.

Very well-kept course even during winter. Great challenge and a confidence building course. The…read morestaff are just amazing and so is the wide selection food and drink. If you want to enjoy a great round of golf for a very reasonable price, I recommend giving PB Dye Golf Club a try. Trust me you will keep coming back. And don't forget to check out their Player's Club Membership it pays for itself.

We went to BP Trivia on a Wednesday night at PB Dye. It was a great time! The tables were all set…read moreup both in the bar and dining area. We were able to order drinks and food (the waitresss came by often even during trivia), and we even won a prize (money off on our next visit). It was so much fun--we plan on going back regularly!

Overall, Worthington Manor is an extremely well-run course. From condition, to staff, booking, and…read morethe entire experience - the course is professional in every sense. I mainly make the drive from DC to Worthington for the course condition. Quick greens, great fairways, tee boxes, and an overall effort throughout the course to keep conditions at it's high standard. I have played in winter, summer, and fall and have never been let down. It is typically easy to get a time, whether you are booking online or just calling, which says a lot about the experience as well. No one likes hunting down a time or date that they want. I always play in less than 5 hours - normally closer to 4 - and rarely wait (until the last couple of holes when thing start to slow down). The only hole I dislike on this course is the par 4 12th - poorly designed. Otherwise, the course is challenging, memorable, and very fun. Although the clubhouse is small, it has everything you need and more. Food is pretty good and a great price (breakfast quesadilla is great and $8). I also paid $20 for a 6 pack of beer - incredible! Staff is always great and can answer any questions you may have. I shouldn't even be writing this review as more people may play - but they deserve it!

Just came to play and all the outside services employees were as nice as I'd ever seen! Would 100%…read morecome back and play here.

Had my first golf lesson with Doug Hamilton and it was fantastic!…read more I learned more about my grip in one session than I ever expected. As a former softball player, Doug helped me start making the shift to hit the ball like a golfer. He was patient, knowledgeable, and easy to learn from. Even with the drizzle, it was a good day. I will be back next week!

I've never had a bad day at Little Bennett GC. Scenic viewing with a challenging layout. Like every…read morecourse, it's better from the fairway.

Playing on this course a few years ago, as our first exposure to foot golf, we recalled rather…read moreenjoying it, so we decided to try it out again pro: the course was quite large; 18 holes integrated within the standard golf course, creating a decently sized game, with a nice long walk throughout cons: the course wasn't well maintained; the start tee markers were inconsistently difficult to locate (missing or mis-colored yellow blocks), the buckets & flags were often popped out, chipped, tilted, or broken creating some handicaps for our final shots the fairways and greens were very hilly, so it was more aim, kick, and adjust for the hill roll than direct soccer ball skills a few holes were very tightly near the driving range, making playing a few holes feel very dangerous overall, having since played at a few other foot golf courses, while we were intrigued by the larger number of holes offered here- we'd far prefer the better up-keep, more well maintained courses, and less dangerous holes the other courses have to offer

We played Footgolf here on a Sunday morning in the summer and it was surprisingly empty. For those…read morewho aren't familiar with Footgolf, it's exactly what it sounds like: The goal is to kick a soccer ball into a large hole in as few 'shots' as possible. We played 18 holes of Footgolf for $26 (including two ball rentals) in about two hours, and really enjoyed it. If you've never played Footgolf, it's super fun and doesn't require any skill other than being able to kick a ball, and this is a great place to try it out. The Footgolf course is integrated into their nine-hole 'regular' golf course, which made for a nice walk. The golf course is a par-33 course with no par-fives, but it was pretty hilly with some tight fairways, so it isn't necessarily an 'easy' course either. The fairways and greens were well-maintained, especially in comparison to other public courses in the area. All told, I will definitely be back for more Footgolf and/or 'regular' golf.

I've been to this location many times and have even had my son's birthday party here. It's always a…read morehit or miss on whether you get an empty place with plenty of room for the kids to run around in or complete chaos. With the amount of foot traffic this place receives, I would hope staff kept it a bit cleaner. Especially, since there's so many kids running around. Things are getting a little rundown and there were trash on the floor. One can only hope they do occasional deep cleaning since you're expected to take your shoes off the minute you enter the playground. All in all, I do recommend Me Land as a place for your kids to let out some energy. Weekdays are less busy unless school is out, then it's crazy just like the weekends.

Me Land is so fun! There's even an area for younger children to play at. The service is really nice…read morethey aren't rude, they try to help you in any way. they can! The place isn't dirty ether it's actually really clean. There's ball pits, a tiny playground for 3 year olds and younger, parkour, and a projector screen to play games!!

My family is really enjoying this club. There's so many different classes, mixers, flights and…read morethere's a great shop for all your tennis needs that is reasonably priced (shoes, rackets).. They can string your rackets as well. Top instructors that are known in the community (Blaine is awesome) and great staff. I see lots of professionals and teens, but all ages are here. There are plenty of serious players taking lessons to get better as well as those wanting to just have fun and get exercise. My son joined and then my husband followed. They have a ball machine, reservation times and I believe, pickleball too. Indoor tennis for winter and clay courts when it gets warmer out. Highly recommend.

Mixer on friday nights at 8pm is great fun, and you don't need to be a member. Signed up for…read moremembership but got injured shortly afterwards and they didn't cash my check, respect that. Shop is good, restringing is quick and reasonably priced. Really pleasant atmosphere, would recommend.

Really nice lunch today on the rooftop. Taylor was great, the crush had a kick and was really…read morerefreshing on a hot afternoon.

We enjoyed our dinner and experience at Banyan in downtown Frederick. The closest parking is on the…read morestreet or after 6pm, the US post office has parking available for free. The Banyan has a neat concept, which includes three different floors and three different themes. The first floor is a Speakeasy with fine dining and full bar. The second floor is an event center with live music and band on Fridays and Saturday evenings. Then the third floor is a roof top bar, with more casual dining menu and vibe. We ended up eating at the Speakeasy restaurant, and ordered the crab dip for appetizer. For main entree, we ordered the rib eye with Banyan potato and bernaise sauce, creamed spinach, and asparagus. The cream spinach was excellent and definitely recommended. We loved the vibe and looking forward to coming back and trying other items on the menu. The owner, Dan, was also very hospitable and welcoming to our family.