Today was my first time on a driving range since I was 15. My son joined the school golf team, and…read morehas been learning. I figured "why not give it a shot myself?" My neighbor gave me a driver, and my son and I went to Birdsfoot on a recommendation from another friend. We started out with talking to a couple golfers in the parking lot. They were pleasant people, told us where the driving range is and whatnot. We then went inside the clubhouse and got the tokens for the ball machine. Very pleasant staff, cold drinks in the cooler behind the counter, and the prices of the balls were cheaper than I expected. We got to the driving range, and it was awesome. We hit 4.5 big buckets between the two of us, and had a truly great time. We will be going back for sure.

I truly don't know why I only go out there once a year, but that's 100% going to change, course was…read morein amazing shape (bunkers were a lil rough) but this time of year that's going to happen, and especially since everything else was perfect it didn't even matter, hot dog was great, the replay 9 hole rate was pretty fair, overall solid track

The food is delicious. Friendly and attentive staff. Prices are fair. Highly recommend.read more

Never again. Course…read morewas in horrible condition minus the greens, the trees are overgrown on to the fairways to where you couldn't hit the ball at a normal height on about half of any given hole, the grass needed cut, the dining areas have not been updated since the 1990s, and the staff was pretentious. The golf carts were outdated and poorly maintained. During the banquet reception, the speakers' microphones kept going in and out. Nobody cared to step up and replace them. I was embarrassed for the club. It was sloppy. I would have been extremely mad had I paid to play that course. Luckily I didn't have to pay because it was a company sponsored event. Right now, I'd question playing this course again even if I got to play for free. I think I'll just stick with playing at my club and save the drive. The place needs new ownership and management. They just need to start from scratch.

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..

Relatively open, short, and hazardless course with 27 holes. My twosome followed a league of…read morefoursomes and we played pretty quickly, but they played faster..

In terms of course layout, maintenance, and general quality, Totteridge is nicer than a municipal…read morecourse. That said, the course charges resort-course green fees that I believe are too high for what's offered here. As of now, the weekend green fees is roughly $90, and I feel like $60-70 is more on par for what it should be. The course itself is challenging, but fair. There aren't any greens that are impossible, and there are several yards of rough on each side of the fairways before you get into serious hazards (meaning the average golfer has a little room to miss before being penalized, which I like). And the grounds crew does a nice job keeping the fairways and greens in good condition (though par 3 tee boxes could be improved). Overall, I'd come back and play again every once and I while, but I wouldn't make it a home course because it's a bit overpriced in my eyes.

Nice course will not play it again. Weekend rate is $98, it's not that nice, 70-75 max!! Plenty of…read moreother nice courses that do not overcharge.

Visited Stoney Creek for the first time today and it was great! Walked right in and went to the…read morecounter and ordered a small bucket of balls for $5 - I believe it was 35 golf balls. You will be given a receipt that has a number at the bottom. You will need that number to get your balls from the machine. To get the balls, you go to the machine and place your empty bucket at the bottom and you enter the number, and all the balls will fall out into your bucket. A side note - I was told you have to bring your own golf clubs. I have a set, but want to include that here so no one is caught off guard. At the driving range you have one covered area and two open areas. See the picture to see a snippet of the area. I like that they had a sheet that listed the yardage of each flag. I honestly had a blast here - I just started golf and took my first lesson last month. It was great to come here and put all that I learned together. Definitely will be back here in the future!

Closed due to weather.. Again. Honestly, the last 3 or 4 times I've come nobody has been there…read more. My son was pretty disappointed and I'm sure yours will be too. I assume they'll be locking the doors for good soon which is unfortunate. Oh yea.. They have a pretty nice section that has a roof.. Ya know.. To protect you from inclement weather.. It's a nice range.. But if there is rain in the forecast... It'll be closed when you arrive.

Showed up for our tee time with my nephew. Guy at the front desk was very rude and not nice and…read morekicked us out for our nephew being too young. NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY AT ALL. NEVER COMING BACK

I have played Buffalo at its best and worst. Over the past 18 months the course has endured some of…read moreits worst setbacks ever and yet, is continually striving to make improvements!! I will continue to play here on a regular basis and I think it is one of the best valued golf courses in Western PA!! Give it another chance!!! Jeff K.

Gross gross gross. Do not recommend! Frozen burgers, Soggy fries, burnt fish. Tastes like the…read moregrease is from last month. Such a a beautiful location and beautiful building, the owner should be ashamed. Bartender didn't even know how to make a Manhattan and We had to tell her. The blue moon came with a packet of orange powder, as the "sports" bar doesn't even have fruit for the drinks. And there was a nasty dog sitting at the bar with who I assume is the owner. If it were a service dog, it wouldn't have been allowed on the laps of customers. I don't consider it a golf course when you lose 6 balls IN THE FAIRWAY. $20 to play 5 holes on the "worst course I've ever played in my life". I would NEVER recommend this "golf course"or "restaurant". Save your money!

Lunchtime visitor . Super cozy place , the bar especially . Had some onion rings which were very…read moregood but could have been a little less greasy . Turkey club on marble rye was great ! Soups were good as well . Side salad was ok but didn't like the ranch . Staff were all super attentive and very nice to talk to . Prices were good, views were super . Will definitely go back .

So the legend goes that the original owner of this course was denied entry into a local and private…read morecountry club, so what better way than to get back at a bunch of pretentious elites than build your own, bigger and better course. And to top it all off, to build a castle, Me Lord!! A castle!! simply brilliant in every respect, and it is a great place to enjoy a sundowner or have a bite to eat. Olde Stonewall Golf Club has great atmosphere and it always brings a smile to my face when I visit family in Western PA.

Ordered a black on black Spyder. The games they played with us is shameful. The pro shop staff is…read moreawful. No wonder people aren't renewing memberships.

Played a round of golf with my girlfriend here and right off the bat we felt welcomed by the staff,…read moreI thought to myself "the prices are within reason and everyone seems to be friendly." After I teed off from the blue tees and drove into the fairway, I could tell why the prices are within reason. The fairway is relatively torn, and the cart paths look like they were in a mine field. It's an abysmal process to drive on the cart paths, my bag almost fell off of the cart numerous times. The course layout isn't bad, it's very hilly, but we are in Western PA. The overall golf experience itself isn't bad, but the maintenance of the course is definitely something to consider when playing this course. I would recommend this course to an amateur golfer in the Washington County area, still a fun track to play.

Staff was very friendly, course is pretty short. Come here if you want to get one of your best…read morescores. All short par 4's and 5's. Greens were rolling pretty true and were firm. Overall for the price and peacefulness of the course, id recommend it!

Only played golf, was nice course. Club house was open for sandwiches drinks, all were good.read more

This is the best value for a golf course in the area. Oakbrook is a public course that's…read moremaintained as well as any private course. It's a very open course - not a lot of rough, and not too many hazards. It's an excellent place for beginners to learn the game. I always had fun playing at Oakbrook. The cost to play is about half of what I paid at other courses, and I've enjoyed Oakbrook more than the others. The driving range is also inexpensive - about 75% what you'd pay elsewhere. It's a slight drive from Johnstown, but it's definitely worth it.