The good: Well kept and friendly 9 hole course…read more Cheap relative to other MCG courses. This is not going to be a challenge to most players, but if you only have about 1.5 hrs or 2 to play, this will do the job. If you are a mediocre player you'll leave feeling like Tiger Woods. The bad: There are no par 5s and all of the holes play short even from the blue tees. The pro shop and restaurant could be much nicer. They've added soccer golf. I've only seen people play that once so probably a non-issue.

the teeboxes were sad greens not taken care of. the bunkers sad it was just not my favorite golf…read moreexperiences could've been better. But okay for the price

I recently went to the Olney golf park for a lesson with Mr. Brendon Horton... the overall…read moreexperience there at the park was excellent and I completely enjoyed my time spent with Mr Horton..

I came here just to use the driving range which was actually great. They have a ball dispenser that…read morelets you pay with credit card. 55 for $7; 105 for $13, and another option with more balls for more money. I chose the 105 and that was plenty enough before I started getting some blisters from all the swings The driving range had different flag markers and even a water trap which was definitely where a lot of my balls ended up. Definitely a great place to practice your aim. There's also a decent amount of covered spots with even some benches to rest. For members, you can use a grass tee area to practice. They have a nine or 18 course option that I'll have to come back and try.

First time at a Five Iron Golf and attended the Gals on the Green, where you can mix and mingle…read morewith other women golfers. The staff there were fantastic and so attentive. Right when I got to the bay, they offered complimentary prosecco and all the women there were super welcoming and encouraging. One of the pros, Jack, came over to offer tips and was really helpful and encouraging. It was a great event and encourage others to try it out! Five Iron has 10 simulator bays at this location, a bar where you can order drinks and food, and it's a really chill vibe.

12/11/2025 - Thursday. Well, I dropped by here for the endless wings for $5 boneless or $10 with…read morebone and happy hour that ends at 6pm. I arrived at 5pm, made my way down and they had a private event and it was busy. I go to the bar and ask for the endless wings. Guy was nice and said there are 4 orders and it would take 30-45 minutes for my order to come through. I stayed I won't get the endless wings if the time ends at 6. I will just have one order. He said you are correct. Appreciated the answer and I left. 2 stars overall to the employee and it looked nice down there. -3 stars for not having the employees in the kitchen to keep up. I can't recommend to go here or not. Go at your own risk. See photos.

Nice track that's easy to get to from the Beltway or from I-95. Pretty wide open off the tee with…read morewell placed bunkers for right handers. Solid layout overall. Good elevation change, but it's walkable at the same time. Middle of the greens is where you want to hit approaches. Greens have good contour but I only remember one severe slope on the first hole. Greens are soft so they tend to get beat up a lot and are on the slow side. There are a bunch of cool closely mown areas near many greens to make it more playable. All three par 5s are gettable. Definitely worth $40 on a weekday to walk. I just wish they let you walk in the morning on weekends like my home course. Cool little hidden practice area for the UMD golf teams behind the 4th tee box.

Nice day on the links, I was paired up with a couple of locals that are members so they knew of all…read morethe hazards ahead. I shot very well on a good golf course, I will for sure play here again the next time I'm in town.

Great place for local teens to play golf. However it would seem that Trump will be taking at away…read morefrom DC to use as his luxury playground and BS garden of heroes. Can no longer recommend. FREE DC!

East Potomac is a classic mixed bag--the potential and location are incredible, but the facility is…read moredefinitely showing its age. For those unfamiliar, the complex has three setups: the 18-hole Blue Course (regulation length where you can take a cart), the 9-hole White Course (an executive mix of par 3s and 4s), and the 9-hole Red Course, which is a walking-only par-3 loop. They also have a busy two-tier driving range and plenty of flat putting areas. If you are brand new to the game and do not have your own set yet, they make it easy by letting you borrow clubs, making it a very welcoming entry point for beginners. We played the Red Course on a Saturday morning ($20/person) and ran into some serious pacing hiccups. After starting about 15 minutes past our 8:00 AM tee time, we ended up waiting on literally every hole, dragging a short 9-hole walk out to an hour and a half. The compact routing is also pretty dicey safety-wise--the tee boxes sit right next to the greens, and we nearly took stray balls to the face twice, so you really have to keep your head on a swivel. Conditions were rough around the edges with mostly flat greens, rock-hard sand in the bunkers after the previous night's rain, bird droppings all over the grounds, and a main clubhouse building that feels noticeably run-down. Despite the rough shape, the setting is hard to beat. Being right on the water at Hains Point with planes flying overhead, cyclists looping the park, and The Wharf right across the river for post-round lunch gives it a great local vibe. There has been a lot of talk and planning around major overhauls and restorations for the course through the National Park Service and National Links Trust, and it honestly desperately needs that refresh. If the planned renovations eventually bring the drainage, clubhouse, and course layouts up to standard, this place could easily become a world-class municipal gem. For now, it is a fun, casual spot for a cheap practice round as long as you know what to expect.

Our company recently completed a holiday lighting display for Laurel Golf Center and unfortunately…read moreour experience with the owner was absolutely terrible. Our company completed the work as agreed and invoiced the business, but the invoice was never paid. After multiple attempts to resolve the issue directly, we ultimately had to take additional measures to collect payment. For small services businesses, situations like this are extremely damaging. Contractors invest time, labor, equipment and materials with the expectations that the businesses will operate respectfully and honor their agreements. Laurel Golf Center is not one of those businesses. We strongly encourage other vendors and contractors to steer clear of doing business with Laurel Golf Center.

Representing 2023 in alphabet series, L is for Laurel Golf Center. I visited here 2 times I think,…read moreApril 2019 & May 2023. In April 2019, it was with a couple of friends, and I was relatively impressed with the course. While it's a fairly simple looking mini golf course, there are some challenges. The course is nicely maintained and better than a couple of other area courses I've been to. It's above average for the area, but not the best I've been to around here. I do consider myself lucky to have only 2.5 miles from home since 2020. In April 2023, there was a Meetup group meeting here. However, there was a transformer power outage in the area, and they had to close the course before we started. He rescheduled the Meetup for another Monday 5 weeks later in May 2023. The Meetup organizer is great at mini golf, but he was having an off day explaining all the various challenges this course has, and he says it always throws him off some. I enjoyed hearing his stories, but for me, I enjoyed the course and its challenges (well until I saw my high score...haha). Overall, this is a nice course and will return in the future.

My boys were sitting in the house on Saturday evening driving me crazy running around the house. So…read moreI decided to find an activity outdoors to allow them to burn off all that extra energy and I came across Rocky George. They have a miniature golf course and also a batting cage. My boys were excited to step up to the plate and hit some balls. When we got to the location, it was later in the evening so we couldn't really see much of what the outside of the facility looked like. This location is a bit dated and in need of some TLC. You walk in there isn't alot to see. Several old video games like Pac-Man, many old bubble gum machines and a soda machine. The batting cage machine use tokens and not quarters. For $1 you get 2 tokens, each worth 1 game of 9 pitched balls a piece. You can either choose to play softball or baseball. Select your bat and helmet and head outside to the batting cage. To the right you will find about 4 cages for softball & to the left you will find the baseball cages: a couple slow pitches, a couple medium pitches 1 curve ball pitch and 2 fast ball pitches. It was pretty chilly outside but we ended spending about an hour there and we had blast. This place is not glitzy or appealing to the eye but it worked in a jiffy when I needed to get the boys out of the house.

Played the mini golf course. I'm amazed it's still open. The entire course is dilapidated and…read morefalling apart. I'm sure it was a very charming course 20 years ago, but I would not come back here. My children said it looks like a scene from a horror movie.