Hosted my daughter's bridal shower here. The function room is so pretty as are the grounds…read more Katrina, the function coordinator, was the best. I wanted a tea party. Katrina worked with us to have mini-tea sandwiches - chicken salad, cucumber, smoked salmon, fig and goat cheese. She provided gluten-free and dairy-free options. I wanted to have three different kinds of tea on each table and she was fine with that. We provided our own tea pots that we had thrifted. Katrina decorated the room with napkins in the wedding colors. She even made the napkins at each seat into roses. They were placed on each plate and looked lovely. We brought in our own scones and mini pastries. The mimosa bar was a hit. The staff was great - all very friendly and helpful. At the end, they emptied and rinsed all our tea pots so they would be easy for us to get home. I thought the price was very reasonable. I highly recommend the venue and Katrina and her staff. I am trying to think of another excuse for an event there!

Huge thank you to Mt. Hood Golf Course for allowing us to take prom photos there! We really…read moreappreciated the kindness and hospitality. The pictures came out amazing!

A great place for beginners and kids. Dennis was very helpful. The greens were in decent shape.read more

Cheap and decently challenging par 3. No chipping it or putting green. Would recommend to anyone…read morelooking to play a quick round for cheap.

This is probably the prettiest, and most evil public 9-hole course I've ever played on. But you…read morewon't get to play it. Allow me to digress! - I like trying out different 9 hole courses. I'm a terrible golfer, but that don't stop me from trying. I looked online for places and came across this one. It sounded interesting. - This golf course used to be a big old classic 18 hole course. This was some years ago. They made a deal to sell some of their land for fancy houses, as well as set aside some of the nearby wetlands as a reserve to the "King Rail" bird for which this place is named. This place is right off 95 - literally right off the exit is the opening for this place. As you drive down their entryway, you'll pass by a giant old abandoned building on your left, along with a giant abandonded parking lot. Where am I? But then you pull to the right and over there you'll see the old pro shop, as well as an open driving range. I got ready and checked in - $21 for 9 holes, walking. About average for this area. Still a lot, if you ask me! - Let's get to it. I had the worst round of my life here, but I can't hold it against this place. It's beautiful. Sure, at the first tee, I heard the construction of the machines at the opening of the place, along with the higway, but after the first hole, that noise fades. The course sits right along this protected marsh area for the King Rail bird I mentioned earlier. They are like mosquitos here! They buzz about - beautiful things! it makes for a really nice time outside - even if your game is terrible as mine. I said this place was evil: and that's because if you are even just a LITTLE off your game - forget it. Water. Brambles. Marsh. You're going to lose a ball or 2 or three playing here for sure. Challening and maddening at the same time. I lost a ball in these brambles - it was 6 feet in - and I could clearly see the ball - laughing at me - but I simply could not get to it. It was like it was in a mess of barbed wire! Ugh! - For the most part, the course was in excellent shape for a public 9 hole course. BUT - I did encounter one absolutely terrible green - and a few very wet marshy spots (nearly lost a ball in them). BUT - as far as 9 hole public course go, I really did like it. - Now, I mentioned that you won't get to play this place. That's because they're closing down in June of this year (2010) and will reopen in 2 years. Big plans to re-make this place. And, it needs it. The ancient clubhouse and parking lot I passed on the way in are a depressing eyesore. The proshop itself needs some TLC. They aren't too sure what's going on here - ie: they ordered a grill and were going to make a kitchen and sell food but it never got off the ground. - The course is beautiful and treacherous at the same time! I imagine in 2 years after the complete overhaul, this place will be glorious.

Very rude employees We had a party of four and walked the course and the range officer who is a ex…read morecop wanted us to skip two holes to hurry us up. I said I paid to golf here. He also kept following us and smoked a cigar in front of us. I said you ruined our game and please leave us alone . Just rushed and rude employees ever since they did upgrades. Happened two times . If you golf in Lyn field I would golf in reedy golf course they are very a very nice staff. I complained to them and there staff said they have heard that kingrail is not a nice place to golf. I will golf at reedy for a nice experience

Flo golf is a great spot to golf indoors. Pricing is dynamic and generally based on date and time…read more The drinks are good. Beers are mostly all canned but mixed drinks are great and they have a large selection. The simulator bays have lots of course options. There are two different roughs, and two different bunker options. There are also options to play arcade type games if you have children you want to bring. I'd recommend you stop in and try this simulator.

Terrible service. Nobody greeted us when we sat down. Nobody acknowledged us or asked if we wanted…read moreto order. We came to purchase gift cards for a couple golf lovers in our family. We were hoping to catch some Sunday night football and a couple of drinks, easily $300 but nobody wanted to serve us so we left. We wouldn't consider getting our family gift cards here after the lack of service we got here tonight.

Another amazing night at Glow Golf at Unicorn with Glow Vibe. Staff is always friendly and the…read morecourse is in great shape. Being able to use carts lets me play with my wife who has medical issues so that's a definite plus. Pizza is always fresh and tastes great.

This course used to be a weekly spot where we've golfed many times. This year they have been…read morenothing but rude and nasty. We booked a tee time and arrived 5 minutes before that time for check in. We got met with attitude from the worker saying we should have been there sooner. To which I responded at least we're here still early, and he immediately snapped back in a nasty manner. All of that to just wait 10-15 minutes to even tee off anyway, followed by 10-15 minutes on every single hole. It doesn't take longer to play 9 holes than at this place. If you're looking to dodge golf balls, and have the slowest round of your life, than this course is for you. I have never posted a review, but after this experience it was well deserved with a 1 star.

Capital Hill is a fabulous stop on the Robert Trent Jones golf trail. This site boast three full…read morechampionship tracks named the Senator, Legislator, and the Judge. I spent three days here in June, and played the Senator and Legislator twice each and the Judge once. What a treat! The Senator is a links style layout that is very challenging. There are no trees, moderate elevation changes, lots of bumps, and plenty of sand bunkers. There are many blind shots where strategic placement of drives and layups are critical. The wind was blowing when we played, and I imagined it was close to playing an old course somewhere in Scotland. This Legislator is a beautiful course that is a traditional layout. The course meanders through woodlands and tree lined fairways. The back nine starts with a memorable ride past the clubhouse. The cart path winds down an elaborate wooden bridge. The back nine has some unique holes with a stretch that runs along a mountain ridge. #15 is a par four with a dramatic downhill tee shot to a wide fairway. I thought the Judge was hardest and most beautiful of the three courses. It runs along the Alabama River and water is in play on most of the holes. The view from #1 tee box is spectacular. It is extreme downhill drive to a narrow fairway. Two of the par threes are essentially shots to an island greens that require precise accuracy. This track measures about 5900 yards from the white tees, but it feels much bigger. The par fives are long and difficult(#7 measured 575 yard and #10 is 503).

What can I say!! A lot. Fantastic golf! 3 different golf courses. Better than the majority of…read moregolf courses in Tucson. People. Are nice an friendly and thank you for being there. They believe you are doing them a favor. Not used to that in this part of the country. The only negative was that the wait staff at lunch was unorganized and slow. But, it did not detract from great rounds of golf. You should go, you will be happy you did.

Nice long, hilly, challenging, well maintained, public golf course. Played a round there recently…read moreand was forewarned that the fairways were pretty tight and there were many blind shots. Everything was true. There was not a single hole where I felt comfortable hitting the driver off the tee. It was 3 wood or my trusty hybrid pretty much all the way, except for the par 3s, naturally. A few tee boxes were beat up a little. The fairways and greens were all in good shape. But there was plenty of trouble lurking if you missed the fairway. The rough was high to near impossible to get out of, plus there were plenty of thick woods and high reeds to gobble up to your wayward shot. Even playing the white tees the course seemed longer than most public courses. Yes it is a challenging course forcing you to play positional golf for much of the round. But by no means was it unfair. $67 for 18 with cart on Sunday, which seemed a little steep. I understand Peabody residents get a discount as the course is owned by the town. My only real gripe was the snack bar just ran out of hotdogs when we made the turn after nine :( I played well, hitting the shorter woods, and was happy with my round. I would definitely play it again.

A nicely kept, fairly difficult course. The greens are in good shape…read more However, the signage on the course is virtually nonexistent. We got lost three times looking for the next tee. Asked another cart only to find they were lost too. Very frustrating. We play lots of golf but this course was a new low in layout and signage. PS. Get a cart. Two years later we went back. Very sad to see the state of the course. Every course on the north shore is lush from the rains but not the Meadow. Either the greenskeeper isn't s greenskeeper or the city is not giving them money to maintain the course. The fairways are patches of grass surrounded by thousands of divots. The place needs mowing by professionals. Scrapes and scalps everywhere. The rough is all clover and ridiculously high. We lost seven balls that were a couple of feet off the fairway. Not a fun place to play. At least the signage is better.

We played here last Sunday and very much enjoyed it! The staff was very friendly and helpful, and…read morewe were able to get on the course ahead of our tee time too. They didn't have a warm up driving range, but their warm up putting greens were very well kept. As for the course, it was fun to play on. There weren't a lot of sand traps, which was nice for a newer golfer like me. Lots of open fairways to drive on!! Overall, it was a fun time! We don't live in Boston but would golf here again.

Not really golf. No slope, no tee boxes!…read more Holes facing each other - helmet golf! Poorly maintained. Good for beginner golfers that don't know better!

This was the ideal spot for a surprise birthday party a few weekends ago. The food was great and…read morewould recommend the pulled pork BBQ sandwich. They had a jazz brunch and it was a really lovely atmosphere and casual. I don't find but checked out the prices on the website and it looked extremely affordable for a spot right on the beach

We went to eat at a table in the bar. The bartender/server was attentive and pleasant. We ordered…read moredrafts with a rim, yummy and sticky. Unfortunately we all ordered the pastrami sandwich, we were told the Reuben was good there but there was no such menu item. Our sandwiches had little meat and came with wayyyy too much fig jam. Even scraping it off still left a super sweet taste. The sandwich was described with this but we still wanted to taste the pastrami. Next time we'll try the burger!