Fun time using the golf simulators. Brought the family there for a break from the NYC hustle. They…read morehave a bar and lots of TVs to watch sports.

Overcharged by $100, which I had to catch for a refund…read more The rest of the staff is great, but in my encounter with the general manager, he proceeded to scream at me for not clarifying if I wanted to not renew or cancel my membership immediately, when I told him I was moving out of the city.

Must truly say, 5Iron UES is a great place to get in a few swings. Staff is wonderful. Shout out…read moreHolden and Miguel.

I've been meaning to check out Five Iron Golf during their late night happy hour, which starts at…read more9pm. I finally made it over. I also had Verizon promotion for 30 mins complimentary session. I figured this was the perfect time to try it out. What i wasn't expecting was an additional $29 fee for using the bay. Plus tax and then being asked to leave a tip. I definitely wasn't expecting to pay that much on top of a promotion for a complimentary session. On the positive side, the people working there were really nice and welcoming. I really appreciated that club rentals were included. I tried out the different games that they had in their virtual screen. Overall, I enjoyed the experience, but i just wish they told us about the additional fees and had been a little more transparent upfront.

People are nice The facilities are great,…read moreCafe 21 and staff are terrific. Thank you. Danny Kahn

What I got: 60 min Golf Range (~$20)…read moreGolf Club Rentals (~$5) Aya's take: What a fun activity to do if you're getting into golf, have time to kill on a weekend, or just want to practice your swing. 21 Golf is more of a no-frills kind of place. They have individual lanes which are sufficient for 1-2 people at most. It seemed like most people there were actually practicing. They have membership options and I found it to be reasonably priced overall. The golf clubs you can rent are pretty cheap and not great quality-wise. Majority of people brought their own. Definitely recommend if you're in the area looking for a cheaper, less social version of Topgolf.

So glad we booked this while in NYC. It's a fun way to end the evening with family/friends. Full…read moreSwing package is definitely the way to go, allow plenty of time to relax and hang out after finishing the course. Alectra was so awesome and made the visit even better!!

We came here with a group of friends for a night out of mini golf. This was my first time ever…read moretrying mini golf and I'm so glad I took my first swing here. From the music to the adult version of your favorite childhood snacks (mozzarella sticks, pizza, nachos and more) this place was a whole vibe. Time flies and the waiting lines weren't too bad, things kept moving and it's so much fun watching everyone make and miss their holes. Love that you can also get a cocktail or mocktail while you're playing without having to leave anywhere else and miss your spot. Such a fun place, would for sure come back here again! Thanks swingers for an amazing first time at mini golf.

This little mini golf course makes it on my list of NYC gems…read more Located on the beautiful Westside Highway on Pier 25, this 18 hole mini golf course offers a low key experience to practice your putting skills. Its' neat design cleverly winds 18 holes within a small space. While the holes are not elaborate designs with windmills, the decor makes it close to a suburban putt putt experience. I received two hole-in-ones but I'd say these are mostly par 2/3. A sign says max four shots. That's relative haha. The restroom is a general public one at the head of the pier. There's a restaurant next to it or a seasonal snack shed. Great outdoor date or family outing!

Such a cute mini golf course, not crowded and and and it had a great view of the water. We walked a…read morelittle farther around the water and we could see the Statue of Liberty!

This place is a total joke. I was gifted a golfing session for my birthday. I arrived and the…read moreentire business was closed, with no one answering the phone. Lovely.

This place is incredible. The TrackMan simulators are state-of-the-art and provide for a fun,…read moreengaging golf experience year-round no matter your ability. The Learning Center is also fulfilling on its mission of bringing golf and educational enrichment to the youth of Harlem. Brian Hwang (one of the golf instructors) caused my 4-year-old son to make more progress in 30 minutes than I was able to make with him in 3 years. Brian had my son sitting in rapt attention the entire time, having fun learning golf, and after my son left all he could talk about was going back for another lesson. After the golf lesson, the center provided an hour of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) training in which my son got to design, then 3D print, his own chess piece. The Center has also had a big, positive impact on my own golf game. After practicing in the simulators just once a week for a few weeks, I had one of the best ball striking rounds of my life in the Met Open (playing against top professionals and amateurs in the NYC region), hitting 14 greens on a PGA Tour course and making the cut. The simulators take a lot of the guesswork and uncertainty out of hitting golf shots, thereby dramatically accelerating the learning process. I now get why Tiger Woods identified TrackMan as the biggest change he has seen in golf since he began his professional career. The Bridge Golf Learning Center is the best thing to happen in Harlem for at least 5 years.

The course was exceptionally well maintained and was challenging but not overly difficult. Staff…read morewas very friendly and knowledgeable. The only area that needs attention is the bar and restaurant staff. They seemed to be distracted even though there were only a handful of people eating and drinking.

The Barclays 2013 event was held here - and the view across to the city and to the Statue was…read moreamazing. The accessibility from the parking lots in Jersey City wasn't great (shuttles) but at least the buses were A/C'd last year (2014 from the regular lots in Paramus they weren't necessarily with A/C on). The facilities have a little bit of a crowded feel to them (there were a lot of people here) and the one big downside, always someone walking around telling people not to take pictures, despite taking pictures of NY being one of the big draws. The course itself had plenty of water (we were right by the Hudson & bay), and it had rained earlier in the week - made for some low scores that people loved to see and cheer for (including the eventual winner Scott).

Not a bad place, in fact I did get to play on both of the different courses. I must say I…read moredefinitely liked one way more than the other one. They did offer some Happy Hour drink specials. The beer I had was pretty good and staff was friendly here. I would actually come back to this upscale golf course to play both of the different courses again actually.

A total of 4 of us came here on one of the most bitter winter days this year as we needed an indoor…read moreinteractive activity. We thought mini golf was interactive, everyone had the same chance to play and it's simple enough without exerting too much energy (unlike an escape room or the dancing tiles which I also came across in my research). Great place for friends, families, dates of all ages. We checked in on the ground floor (also have a coat check here) and were told they have a cabin themed course on the 2nd floor and a museum themed course on the 3rd floor, but there was a party going on. They also told us about the rooftop lounge, which is covered with plastic and they have heaters blasting the space. We went with the cabin themed. Although I don't think they completely blocked the 3rd floor with the party, we just didn't want to have to compete with others and wanted a quiet experience. They have stairs or an elevator. Once we got to the 2nd floor, we were the only ones there and were explained how the digital scoring works. We inputted our names, and our scoreboard would follow us from board to board in sequence after we all punched in our scores. The max was 6 putts per course to help keep things moving (we definitely played more than 6 on some courses lol). The courses did progressively get more challenging as you moved on. The decor was beautiful. Fairy lights lined the space with murals or a ski lodge/mountains around with a polar bear and a ski mobile. Many cute photo ops. On the last course, once you made it, the game swallowed your ball, I guess to help prevent you from trying to play the course again. I wish there was more than 9 courses though. It was fun enough but maybe having a few more would have helped fill the time more. Time flew by and we had lots of laughs. Would be excited to come back to try the museum course next time.