The day I played one of the staff members brought the cart to me. Very friendly. Greens had just…read morebeen cut and were fast. I enjoyed my morning playing with 3 new friends

Battlefield Golf Club is a local " hidden gem" in the golfing community. Although lacking in the…read moremodern amenities as a clubhouse and dining facilities, it has a very unique course layout with several challenging holes. The course is in good condition and the staff are extremely friendly and professional. Best time to play is late afternoon.

Used this public course to host an annual charity golf tournament with 50-75 players from…read more2010-2016. Affordable cost @ $25 per golfer (included 18 holes and cart use) obviously helped the fundraising bottom-line. Fairways, greens and cart paths were in acceptable shape for that price point. While out of their control, know there are times players are prepping to swing while next to chain-linked fences with obnoxious barking dogs. There are also points where you're sharing roads/travel paths with local traffic, similar to other public courses. Facilities are notably dated but the spaces we occupied were relatively clean. There's a small practice green and driving range on-site. It was super easy working with their golf-pro Adam to coordinate the play aspect; he was thorough and accommodating with any needs that arose. Unfortunately, requiring events to use in-house food/beverage vendors that lack communication and execution became a perennial drawback. Inflated cost is expected because of the convenience factor. That said, limited selection coupled with poor service and delivery ($50 for a small plate of store bough chips-a-hoy cookies) is inexcusable. I had to send out search parties in multiple years for the contracted beverage cart employee on days seeing 85-90 degree temps. Over time, our players voiced displeasure traveling to Portsmouth and a desire to pay a little more for a better playing experience.

I didn't actually golf but I had an event to attend to in the event center. You could definitely…read moretell it was outdated and possibly could remodel a bit to make it a bit more modern. It was bad however. It was nice and spacious and it was very clean! I could see myself having an event here but I would add a lot of decorations and accessories to match my modern style.

7/24/2026 Course conditions are greatly improved, all greens were just perfect and cart paths have…read morehad some fixes made, still some quite rough but overall the best golf for money in Hampton Roads.

Each and every green was immaculate but each and every freakin bunker had its forest/jungle…read more Wouldn't kill them to pick up the grass cuts, they looked like sting of all over the course.

I don't get out this way often enough but when I do, and there's time, I really enjoy hitting the…read morelinks at Suffolk Golf Course. I like in Chesapeake so it's an easy drive over there from my house. The course is in great shape and this place is extremely well maintained and managed. I've seen issues handled before they become issues. The starters and rangers are all on top of things. This makes for a very pleasant experience.

To Suffolk Golf Course Management,…read more I am writing to formally express my concerns regarding what I perceive to be inconsistent enforcement of course policies and treatment that has left me feeling singled out while playing at Suffolk Golf Course. As a Black man who enjoys the game of golf, I should be able to visit the course and spend quality time with my 11-year-old son without feeling that I am being treated differently from other patrons. Unfortunately, my experiences have repeatedly left me questioning whether the rules are being applied fairly and consistently. On multiple occasions, I have been approached regarding the collared-shirt requirement and informed that my son is not permitted to drive the golf cart. While I fully understand the importance of course policies and safety regulations, I have also personally observed white patrons, including boys playing without shirts and fathers allowing their children to drive golf carts, without appearing to receive the same scrutiny or enforcement. These observations raise serious concerns about a potential double standard in how the course's policies are being applied. I recognize that individual circumstances may differ; however, when similar conduct appears to be treated differently depending on who is involved, it creates a reasonable concern about fairness and equal treatment. To be clear, I am not requesting special treatment or an exemption from established rules. I am asking for the same consideration, respect, and consistent application of policies afforded to every other golfer. All patrons should be held to the same standards, regardless of race or background. Golf should be an enjoyable experience that brings people together, and spending time on the course with my son is particularly important to me. It is disappointing to have those experiences overshadowed by concerns that I am being singled out while others appear to be permitted greater flexibility under the same rules. I respectfully request that Suffolk Golf Course management review these concerns, clarify its policies regarding dress requirements and golf cart operation, and ensure that all rules are communicated and enforced consistently among patrons. I would appreciate a written response addressing these concerns and outlining the steps management will take to ensure that every golfer is treated fairly, respectfully, and without discrimination. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response and to being able to enjoy Suffolk Golf Course with the same confidence that all patrons should have in receiving fair and equitable treatment. Respectfully,

Golf is my new thing…read more I got some golf clubs and shoes for Christmas. My clubs are in a super cute purple and black bag. I've played twice before - once here and the other time at a range out close to Smithfield. I'd like to step my game up and actually hit the ball more than I ruin the green. Getting to the point, Riverfront is a beautiful course. I'm somewhat afraid of hitting a house from the course......eh, who am I kidding, I can't hit the ball that hard and far anyway ;). I've been to the driving range once, on our second visit, they were closed. Bummer. I do like that you drive off the grass and not mats. Lastly, this might be common sense to the golf pros out there, but its important to note that you have to have a collared shirt and cannot wear jeans on the driving range.

About myself: Play Riverfront anywhere from 4-5 times per month. Not a member but often play with…read moremembers. Pros: Riverfront is typically in good shape. For a course south of the Hampton Roads tunnels, Riverfront is usually a good bet that you will have decent tee box, good greens (with some exceptions), and clean fairways. Staff are generally friendly. Cons: Grounds crew is oblivious to the players. Typically find them with headphones on and unaware of their surroundings. Always have a problem with bunkers, bunkers are rarely raked and players don't do the course any favors by cleaning bunkers after use. Expect high load of divot marks on the greens. Normal to have to fix divot marks before a putt. If you are off the fairway, come to expect to have to hit off unmaintained areas (dirt, pine straw or debris). Maintenance ends at the fairway, rough is typically cut similar to fairway. If there is any rain the night before and you have an early tee time, expect no range as it is often closed. Unacceptable: The manager (Brian) is unfriendly and unloyal. How he maintains his job is not understood by members and players that know the staff. Example: Today I witnessed (why I decided to write a review) a twosome that went out for the first tee time (7 AM). Within the twosome were myself and a member of 5+ years that plays golf at Riverfront upwards of 4 times a week. We were provided awareness that a tournament would be going out at 8:30 and that it was starting on the back nine and stretched to hole 12. No additional direction was given. We reached hole 16 and ran into the tournament beginning play. Unfortunately, we folded in between the tournament groups and tee'd off on 16. We were met at our ball by a marshal. The marshal stated we needed to wait until the entire tournament went through before we picked up our play again....so other words wait 1.5-2 hrs for the entire tournament to go through. We let the marshal know that was unrealistic and that we would be able to fold into the group, finish our two holes and not hold anyone up. The marshal was favorable to that course of action, but the pro shop returned with an answer of we would shut down the cart until they leave. We finished 16 and then headed into the pro shop. Going into the pro shop the member requested a 9-hole rain check believing that was a good compromise to an unfortunate situation. He was offered by Brian, $5. Considering the long wait, we would have had to finish our round, the poor management of tee times (there was a twosome behind us) and the fact we were unable to finish our round that we paid for, we thought this was a good compromise. Brian disagreed to the point he ended up refunding the member over $800 for the remainder of his membership at the club. So, a long-term member, who spends over $500 a month additional at the course, and the upwards of $400 I spend at the course a month were not worth a nine-hole rain check due to an inconvenience on both the course and ourselves. In closing: I am sure this review will be met with the same professionalism and loyalty as presented today. Unfortunately, this professionalism is normal for management. If you want a decent course to play and have to stick south of the tunnel, no doubt Riverfront is worth the time. Do not expect you to be at the forefront of the management's concerns. Customers at Riverfront are not always right!

Extraordinary practice facilities, fun and challenging championship course and wonderful views from…read morethe remodeled restaurant

Beautiful private golf course conveniently located in VIrginia Beach. The course is wonderfully…read moredesigned and meticulously maintained. Additionally, there are two practice ranges.

One thing missing is an information desk. And if they had one, I never saw it…read more I only did the bowling activity which was fun; there are so many lanes and a VIP room with additional lanes. The cost was per lane vs per person and you pay at the counter in the bowling area. If you're in the military/a vet let them know as you get a DISCOUNT. Not only that, but shoe rental and sock are free, (normally around $3.50 each). Since I didn't go in with intentions to bowl I didn't bring any, but was able to get a free pair since my cousins benefit applied to everyone in the party. The socks are actually cute (to me). It was very busy on a Friday evening and the crowd seemed to be teens and adults. Very few small kids. The servers come to the lanes to take orders, and the tablet at the bowling lane has a button to press for their help. Since it was taking long, we just ordered drinks from the bar nearby. The food, ordered later was simple, but good. -Sunset strawberry sangria is good, but could use more strawberry flavor. - Mozzarella sticks are no different then what you'd get at the grocery store and for the price the amount given isn't enough. - Wings, got a double order, 1/2 sweet chili, 1/2 garlic parmesan. I've often seen the latter on menus and steered clear because it didn't sound appealing. However, since it was ordered (for the group) I figured I'd give it a try. It was Soooooo good that I before I left I placed a to go order. Servers and staff were overall kind, but very busy. Lots of running and trying to take care of everyone. There weren't many smiles, but I imagine they were focused on the task at hand. Anyway, be kind and be patient. If you're staying at a nearby hotel let them know your going to Apex. I did (as I inquired about directions) and was given afree pass for laser tag, which I gave away.

This is an entertainment venue with lots of different activities. From bowling, mini golf, laser…read moretag, arcade games, bumper cars, VR experiences, etc.. I am basing my review on the activities that me and my daughter experienced. There is lots of parking at the event and it is free.. which is great to see.... Walking in, we were shocked at how expensive everything was. You are literally spending $50+ per hour per person. We did the mini golf. The course was very small. 18 holes in the dark with glow in the dark balls. It started out great but when we reached around hole 6 a group of 12-15 teenagers came in and started speed running through the course.. they were hitting their balls all over the place. My daughter and I had to step aside for and let them speed their way through. After that there were a couple of older kids that were hitting their balls very hard and they were flying off the course.. one of those balls almost hit my daughter in the head.. they really need some supervision in the mini golf room. Otherwise somebody is going g to get seriously injured... Next we want to the arcade section. My daughter loved the VR experience items. But at $5+ dollars for 5 mins.... It adds up really fast. They have a little store where you can get prizes in exchange for tickets. But the big problem is that there are very few machines that actually give you tickets when you play them. There were a couple of claw machines that gave you a chance to win 100'or so tickets. But when you need thousands of tickets to buy anything.. you are literally spending a lot of money. Most of the machines were claw based machines where you could win a prize or the coin push machines which are hard to win anything out of. Overall, I was not a big fan of Apex. It is very expensive for what you get.. you can easily spend over $100 per hour in this place to try all the different things. Unless you have a big promo or coupon that gives you a huge discount.... It is not worth the money. The other big issue is that there is very little supervision of all the kids running around. Most of the staff look like they are high school students working a summer job. Like I mentioned earlier, my daughter almost getting hit in the head with a golf ball is unacceptable!!! Highly don't recommend coming here unless you can get a huge discount.

The floor was sooo smooth and the wheels of the skates were nice and loose. Theres a smaller floor…read morefor little ones to practice on without fear of bigger people which I loved! It was clean with a groovy atmosphere, friendly staff, and lots of other things to do for the non skaters! I wanna give 5 stars but the skates left brown marks on my white socks and stank a bit so they were pretty dirty inside. They were also a bit pricey. Overall I would 100% go again (after payday tho)

The staff was rude and the policy on the small child trainers SUCKED!! I wrote a review on Google…read moreand their response was that was their policy and it was posted in many places. I don't care how many places it was posted it is a bad policy and they should do better. I would definitely not recommend for kids that can't skate.