I'm a regular here and the place is always in excellent condition with friendly helpful staff!read more

The Pine Creek Golf Center opened in 1993. The center has a driving range, a shop that sells golf…read moreequipment, and a mini golf course. The center also offers private instruction for golfers of various ability levels. My husband and I are not "real" golfers; We visited for the mini golf. Currently, the cost for the putt putt is $8 per adult and $5 per child aged 13 and under. When we paid our fees for the putt putt, the employee promptly and politely served us. The putt-putt course was not the most interesting that I have ever played, but my husband and I had fun with it. We skipped one hole because it was covered in some rain or other water, but the other holes were in good condition. After we finished our putt-putt game, I returned to the employee to purchase a small Hershey's ice cream. She again served us very promptly and politely. I had chosen the Orange Blossom flavor, which contained vanilla ice cream and orange sherbet, and I enjoyed it.

Many in our group love this course, reasonably priced…read morePennsylvania rolling fairways Tee placements for all skill level Great Greens a plus Great Golf Carts, newer, has cup holders that hold our larger beverages, Phone Charger plus

One of the worst experiences I've had as a golfer. Golfing behind a sixsom, unbelievable! Three…read morecouples. It was like Sunday afternoon date time. When saying something in the clubhouse, was told I was mistaken, that it was four golfers and two additional riders. He wasn't out on the course following them in agony to see all six of them, we were! Unbelievable slow play. Will not return to this course. An afternoon of misery. Save yourself the trouble.

Some of the coolest views I have seen on a golf course, the staff is great, and there is amazing…read morebang for your buck. Are the greens fast, no... are the tee boxes turf... yes... but it's $20 a round and for that price, in my opinion, it's worth every penny.

Hidden gem course that really tests your ability to elevate the ball. Very friendly staff too and…read morereasonably priced.

Consistent slow play. I used to play this course weekly then things changed so I skipped it all of…read more2025. Returned this year and played it half a dozen times. Never again. 3 hours on the front nine. That's not golf, that's bad course management.

Took my 10 year old son out to learn how to golf. Called before hand to see if I needed a tee time…read morefor the par 3. The younger lady gave me a price 17 for me with a cart and 9 for my son. Got there and was charged more by the older lady at the desk. Charged me 17 for me and 15 for a 10 year old. (Shame on you) I really wouldn't mind if the course was maintained properly. But the greens had a lot of divots and was burned so bad it was ridiculous. Attached a pic.. they call it there executive course. Nothing about that course is anywhere near executive.. won't be back.. suggestion. Save your money and go to Lakevue or Conleys.. they only charge me $9 for my son to ride and golf with me since he is still learning.. Also, there is an old man driving around picking up balls. He took one of my PROv1's. I would've went into the clubhouse to get it back but they probably would've charged me for it..

I have lived in Pittsburgh for the majority of my life, but had never been to the Oakmont Country…read moreClub until last month for a wedding reception. When we arrived, there was the option of valet parking or self-parking. We opted to self-park, a got a spot only a few minute walk from the door. The entrance is on the right as you pull in. If you were dropping anything off, there is a governor's drive that you can use to park essentially right next to the front door. The indoor portion is quite nice. There are several rooms likely used for various purposes. For this event, we got to see about 3 or 4 of the different spaces. The room where the cocktail hour was held has a lot of windows, and you can see out into the golf course. There is some seating here, and four the event they had some cocktail tables set up. The ballroom held the 150 person wedding just fine. There is a side room off of the ballroom that was used for the Cookie Table. It had some seating so guests could enjoy their desserts without having to take them all the way back across the ballroom. Also, the restrooms are very nice. In the women's, there is a seating area and plenty of stalls. It is not outdated, but think of a restroom from a by-gone era in terms of layout. They also had various hygiene products On the counter for guests to use. Also used during the cocktail hour and beyond was the back porch area. It also had a good amount of seating, and overlooks some of the holes on the golf course. We were able to get an up close view of the course and walk around a little bit while out there. This was especially cool because this wedding happened about two weeks before the U.S. Open, so they were preparing for that event outside. As stated, this wedding happened right before the U.S. Open. The County Club used some U.S. Open branded cups and napkins throughout the venue for the event. We even got to take some of the cups home as a "souvenir" since they were plastic. Also, wedding guests were able to visit the Pro Shop, and purchase some U.S. Open merchandise. This was a big hit with the crowd! The food served was not bad. We had the option of three plated meals. Most got the Filet Mignon with Mashed Potatoes and Vegetables. Nothing wrong with it, but could have used some more seasoning. The steak was cooked well. The other options were a Lemon Beurre Blanc Salmon or Eggplant Roulade Florentine. The eggplant dish was the favorite of all three, but it was all good. Everyone was also served a salad and bread. The logistics and setup of the event were great. The staff did a great job of executing the event and running it smoothly. The staff here were wonderful. They helped with anything we needed and were very friendly. One of the staff got us some extra U.S. Open cups to take home with us! Also, I made cookies for the Cookie Table and had to drop them off the night prior. The staff then was very helpful and made the drop off process a breeze. Overall, I enjoyed my first visit to the Oakmont Country Club. If you are looking to host an event here, it is a great place to do so. I hope to return in the future! NOTE: Even for a delivery, those coming on premise have to wear either business attire or golf attire. No jeans are permitted.

Attended the 125th US Open on Saturday and all-in-all, it was a pretty cool experience. The amount…read moreof people that attend this event is just insane, but it was very well organized. Never had to wait for a shuttle. It was nice that the route to get to the course allowed the shuttles to use roads that were closed to the public so it took less than 25 mins to get there from the lot where we parked our car. The workers and volunteers were super friendly and welcoming despite working very long hours over the course of the week. And the food - SO GOOD. I wish I took a picture of the crab cake sandwich - it was HUGE. And ALL crab! We were in the Trophy Club for the majority of the day so we had an amazing view of the 3rd fairway with the iconic Church Pews bunker. Really cool spot to see the pros play (and struggle) on this course. The bathrooms were air-conditioned and well-stocked. Waste was managed timely and efficiently, and the entire place was immaculate despite all of the rain. The only area of improvement would be to set up more seating or counters to set down your drink/food because we spent a lot of time walking around looking for a spot to eat. They also had to close several of the crosswalks on Saturday, also due to the rain/mud, which meant bottle-necks of spectators funneling through to get across to the other side of the course. This meant up to 45-60 mins of standing and waiting to cross with nothing to see except the mass of people surrounding you, doing the same thing. They did offer a full refund for your tickets the morning of because access to certain viewing areas of the course would be limited throughout the day. Of course, we still decided to attend knowing full-well that this would complicate navigating the course. I was perfectly happy staying on the side closest to the entrance since that's where most of the amenities were located, but I can see how this would be frustrating for many fans. All-in-all, this experience was definitely worth the cost of admission. The staff and level of organization is what made this experience so memorable!

The technology at 9 Yards is fantastic...those simulators are the best around. Anthony is an…read moreengaging personality who really makes it even more fun.....there's just something about him. Great beer selection and lots of TV's! The place is clean and spacious.

9 Yards hosted my son's Graduation Party. We could not have picked a better place to have it!!!!…read moreRoom to move, protected from the weather, and a ton of fun for our guests at a GREAT PRICE. Spent less than what a musty dirty old grove at the park would have cost, with just a FRACTION of the effort and hassle. Anthony and his crew were top notch, and the food was delicious!! Trust us, get the meatballs!! Wow. This place was just the perfect choice for a grad party.

This mini golf course is nothing crazy, but still a lot of fun. While some of the holes are very…read moreunique, others lack the creativity that many mini golf courses have. The course itself certainly needs some work, however it is not so bad that it is unplayable. It is certainly worth it for the price. After the first round you are given the option to play a second round for just $2 and even a third round for an additional $1. This is the type of course you can play many times through competing against friends and family.

Pickleball Warehouse is a well organized and indoor multi court space. They have anything from…read morepaddles and coffee/snacks on sale to courts for each level, leagues, and lessons. It is $12 for a non-member daily drop-in fee (used to be $10), but at least $90 for month-to-month membership. All memberships provide unlimited open play though. When you first come in, you have to make an account and then sign a waiver. Afterwards, I think you have an option to put a card on file and you don't have to keep resigning a waiver. I think open play gets popular and busy after 5:30pm on weekdays and on weekends which have different hours. There is free parking at the lot behind the building or on the side, just make you look at the signs and they don't interfere with the bus stops. There's a sign in front of each skill level like intermediate and advanced that has rules or ratings (DUPR) for what you should be able to do to play in that area. The intermediate courts are 3.0-3.5, and there's 5 courts excluding the two in the back where you can pay to reserve it. There's a rack where you can stick your paddle in and you'll rotate that way. If it's not busy, the winners stay on and perhaps change partners until you've played two games and then you rotate out. When I went, it wound up being so full that the paddle rack was full and we rotated 4 people. It's a great way to play with many other people and their own styles. It is cold inside since it quite literally is a warehouse and average height of ceiling so if you're trying to lob high and get behind the players, they're might be a chance you hit the ceiling or a pipe.

Fantastic time team building today at the Pickleball Warehouse! Carlow PN Program had a blast!read more