We went mini golfing there today at opening (11am) and we're the second people in line. Someone…read moreelse showed up a few minutes behind us. The mini golf course is veryyyyyy run down. It looks like it was probably once pretty nice, but just hasn't been up kept at all. The turf is like soggy and the holes have some pieces sticking up. The holes were a little strange as far as not being closed in, they bleed right into each other. The start of the next hole is a bit away from the hole of the previous... but it can still be difficult to not hit onto the next one. So you just have to really watch the people in front of you. Lastly the difficulty was either super easy or pretty difficult. I didn't feel like there was much in between. Overall, it is only $4 a person which is a crazy good deal. For that reason I feel like why not give it a try. I might give it another go with my children sometime just because of the great price.

$11 gets you a big bucket of golf balls to shoot at their driving range. They also have a pro shop…read more& mini-golf on-site.

Well kept equipment and very friendly helpful staff. Great pricing for club repairs and grip…read morereplacement. Much better than other simulators in the area.

Got my new set of Callaway clubs fitted. Dave was patient and really helped me to figure out the…read morebest combo for me.

Professor Matt Keller, PGA, teaches golf at Penn State York (KINES 29-Golf 1). I respect Matt so…read moremuch that I asked him to help me coach our campus's collegiate golf team. Matt has worked with most, if not all, of the leading junior golfers in our area. I sought Matt's advice over three years ago to work on my own golf game. Over the past 30+ years, I have had countless golf lessons from all sorts of teachers. Every teacher had his/her own 'fix.' However, nothing worked long-term until I met Matt. Matt is a phenomenal teacher. At his indoor training facility, Matt uses advanced video swing analysis, biometric feedback tools (K-Vest) and other evaluation tools (Blast Motion) to usher golf instruction into the 21st Century. Through these tools, Matt's instruction transformed my golf game. Dr. Joe Downing, Golf Coach and Associate Professor of Communication, Penn State University-York Campus

Cannot say enough good things about this place! Derek and Matt run it exceptionally well! I could…read morealmost hit a golf ball when I walked in for my first lesson. Ordered the package of 5 lessons and have finished (round 1 at least) my game needs a lot more work. I can finally say I can consistently strike the ball with my irons. Upon completion of my training with Derek who I highly recommend I joined the winter league! Excited to see how far I can take my golf game. Thanks Derek for being such an excellent coach and mentor to my golf game!

This place is great! Done a lot of mini golf down the shore and this place has them beat. Owner…read morewas on site and extremely helpful and accommodating. Highly recommend!

Fun little Golf Center conveniently located right on US 11 in Danville. If you're heading…read moresouthbound, pay close attention for the the flag and faux-golf green on the right hand side of the road marking the small bridge over a drainage ditch and the gravel roadway to their parking lot. If you're not, you might just shoot right on by, sort of like I did. A quick u-turn later, the family was happy with what we found. There was what seemed to be a nicely varied and well staffed and stocked driving range with standard booths, a field area for iron work, a sand trap and a practice green to simulate all sorts of golfing conditions. What we were there for, though, was mini-golf. After navigating the self-serve machine to pay our entrance fees and get our balls and putters, we were treated to a very interesting and well-maintained course. It was just challenging enough to keep the adults interested while not being too overwhelming for the kids. A very nice balance. Staff was friendly and opened the main building to allow the kids to use the bathroom. Due to COVID, all food services are currently suspended. There aren't a ton of family-friendly activities to do when visiting Danville, but this place 100% fits the bill.

For military, they charge $20 which includes 18 holes and a cart. The course is well maintained and…read morethe staff were super friendly. I'd definitely go again.

I enjoy playing this course very much. Kept in good condition for a public courses and have…read morechallenging greens when kept short and smooth. Some good holes some boring holes. 1 or 2 holes have drainage issues but in recent years they have done better to make this not as noticeable. Definitely worth the play.

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.

In general it is a very nice course with well kept fairways and greens. The tee boxes NEED work…read more They are very uneven and lack adequate grass. Apart from that it is a very lovely course. The only other problem is the employees aren't the best and clearly don't care much about the job and I think if the employees were better o could justify 4 stars but because of that I'll have to give it three.

I'd leave 0 stars if I could. Place is overbooked every single time. Who doesn't love a 5 1/2 hour…read moreround!!! Oh and every employee is a rude asshole. Congrats on being probably the worst course in the area. Well deserved.

We were given a code to unlock the door to get on. No one was there! Fruit flies everywhere. We…read morecouldn't get the thing started after trying for 30 minutes. The directions were a joke.

Awesome little spot to play at an indoor range. Not being from this area it was a little tricky to…read moreget to but once you're there you know because the outside is an Augusta national green with white garage doors. Employee was very helpful and friendly. BYOB. Great spot for some golf.