First time coming here we arrived at 8:10 am on a Sunday . No one was here to get us a cart but it says they open at 8 am . We got a bucket of balls from the guy cutting the grass a large bucket that was full of dirty golf balls …. We wait until 8:40 to get a cart when someone arrives . The course is solid but needs a good amount of maintenance, Decent course though . 3 out of 5 stars .

Great golf Course. Great service. Best Driving range in Syracuse! Awesome non profit golf course which helps grow the game of golf. While giving back to community. Also the golf simulator is world class and the same use by alot of the best players in the world. Par -3.... 9 hole course. Definitely would recommend to any golfer of any age or skill set!

This place is horrible! I would give it a zero if I could. First of all 11.00 bucks for a small bucket? You can go play Burnett Park for 6.00 dollars. Second of all. I’ve worked and played in the golf industry for over40 years. Never have I seen a sign saying you must purchase a bucket or play the terrible nine hole course to use the practice green! Unheard of in the industry. For a place that is supposed to be “growing the game” it is a horrible practice. Save yourself the aggravation. Go to Drumlins or Green Lakes, even Burnett. Higher quality more professional than this rip off business. They will never see a dime from me.

They only allow you to buy small buckets at the range. Why not let us buy a large? Because if you want to play more, u have to buy another small bucket instead of letting you get a large with the same amount of balls for a cheaper price. Rip off

Horrible golf course, not well kept at all. Reminds me of someone’s hobby course in their backyard. Very wet and goose feces everywhere. Groundskeepers seemed to not care about up keep at all. Man at the front desk seemed he was on something and out of it. Will never visit again. Prices are high and seems like a total rip off. Can’t help but also mention the highway noise, really affects the game. Tecumseh and drumlins seem like way better options for those in the area.