On a recent trip to Schroon Lake my Dad Grandma, and brother and myself decided to play at HP…read more Beautiful location and the scenery is AMAZING! Course is nice but the bushes and sensitive environment areas can be annoying. Overall nice course.

On a recent trip to Long Lake, NY, my wife and I decided to try out a couple of the local golf…read morecourses. High Peaks was the first we tried, and what a diamond in the rough this place is. For a mere $20 we both played on a professionally manicured (gorgeous!) course with some of the most spectacular views anywhere in the Adirondacks. This place was amazing. We will definitely return.

Suuuuper good breakfast, amazing onion petals and other fried foods of that assortment! Would…read morerecommend if you're in the area!

The view of this course from the road would suggest a boring layout. In fact this is an amazing…read morecourse which extends up into the background hills. There is plenty of length to challenge the longer hitters but many interesting holes that demand intelligent course management. For the money, a fantastic value. One caveat: highly recommend using a cart. Staff is very friendly and the sandwiches are great.

I was there my member friend's member/guest tournament. It's a private Club and the staff has been…read morewell picked. The food and the service were impeccable, the course is beautiful and was in fantastic shape. I would especially like to thank Alex and Josh for putting on a fantastic event. I can't wait to go back.

Beautiful golf course with wonderful views. Two very different nines. Front nine is kind of a links…read morestyle with the back nine very typical of a VT mountain course. Well worth the time if you can get on.

Fun mini-golf course in Lake George while here for the weekend. Played both courses... Did Around…read morethe World first followed by Around the USA. 18 holes around the world to different countries and well maintained courses...mainly 2,3 and 4 par obstacles... Only 1 hole in 1 for me in Brazil. Overall fun. Stay and play Around the USA for 18 interesting states of interesting were cool as well. All around fun was had. Nice picture spots as well and not too crowded if you came early. was able to get 2 hole in 1s here - Maine (Lobster) and Nevada (Roulette)! Woohoo!! Prices are decent. Would definitely come back and play again!

This mini golf course is located across the street from the lake,and has its own parking lot with…read morefree parking. It's great that it has two 18-hole courses to choose from: Around the World or Around the USA. We chose the Around the World course. The grounds were well maintained, and there was shade near each hole. I liked that each hole was challenging, and many holes had moving obstacles. What a fun place, reasonably priced, and for only a few dollars more, you could play both courses.

Just completed golf lessons here over the last 6/8 weeks with a great and charming golf pro Dave…read more Dave had clear agenda and provided us with accurate schedules, hands on lessons and he had some amazing tips and training tools throughout the lessons. The club is beautiful and well maintained. The service from the pro shop to the club house was excellent. Members and staff were very friendly and created an inviting atmosphere. I would highly recommend.

I'm a wedding photographer and so I sort of know what a buck will get you in the world of wedding…read morevenues. In Burlington, Vermont - the Burlington Country Club is the best value (while still considering atmosphere) up there. It's less than half the cost of most other venues and they cater in-house. They've got a great, wide, covered terrace that works great for formals in the rain (I've had to do it more than once). The food is wedding food but I've had much, much worse. The staff is very efficient and the catering manager is on the ball. For an urban, indoor environment it's pretty great.

Great location and was fun with a big group of friends but the facilities leave a lot to be desired…read more NOTE: The golf course is beautiful and well kept though so I recommend playing 18 here The property location 5/5: Can't beat it, right on the basin harbor in lake Champlain by Vergenned, VT this place has its own dock, pickleball/tennis courts, and other places to take in natural beauty. For watersports and a Vermont vacation it's beautiful The facilities 2/5: Nothing was open, there were times when neither the bar nor restaurant were open leaving us to drive 30min to find food. The rooms/cottages are very dated and can use quite a bit of refreshing. Some of the other facilities were dirty such as the dock missing some steps on the stairs, bird poop all over the water sports equipment, and lack of staff

Flying Over The Golf Club at Basin Harbor - Vergennes, VT…read more Every now and then, a spot comes along that makes you stop mid-flight and just take it all in. That's exactly what happened during my recent visit to The Golf Club at Basin Harbor in Vergennes, Vermont. Even though Drone Shot Media usually focuses on locations in New York, this course right on the shores of Lake Champlain was calling my name. From above, it's just stunning--lush fairways, rolling greens, and then out of nowhere, that huge expanse of sparkling lake stretching out into the horizon. Sunrise here was on another level--the kind of light that makes you wish you could bottle it up and use it on every shoot. What really stood out to me was the balance between the manicured beauty of the course and the raw, natural edge of the lakefront. One second I was framing up a perfectly designed green with its bunkers, and the next, I was drifting the drone out toward the rocky shoreline, where the water was catching the light like glass. There were definitely some challenges--like managing the glare from the lake while keeping the course crisp and detailed--but honestly, those challenges are what make a shoot memorable. By the end, I walked away with some of my favorite golf course shots to date. If you ever find yourself in the area, this course is worth a visit, even if you're just there for the views. And if you want to see how it looks from the sky, check out more at DroneShotMedia.com

So- I was here with some guys from my gold club looking for a course in the area to have a large…read moretournament at. With players coming in from all over- approximately 150 golfers playing multiple tournaments over 3-4 days. A pretty good source of income for any public course. THATS NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN. 1st off that you for being open during the current times. Secondly, the older man in the pro shop charging for greens fees was very nice as was the guy tending to the golf carts at the end of the day. Unfortunately that is all the niceties I have to offer. The fairways were mostly brown. The tee boxes were unkept. The ruffs were unplayable and the greens for the most part by and large were trash. Not to mention- the absolutely awful POS who I almost told where to go and exactly how to get there and gave my 2 cents to.. but instead I just let it go as it was the last of the holes and it was decided they HE was the reason we'd never have a tournament there. I sliced a brand new ball in the water and went to get it out. The 1st two balls I got out we're mine, so I dropped them in the ruff beside the water. That's when I looked up to a screaming belligerent nasty POS screaming at me for trying to find my ball- that I had just pulled out. Yelling at me that even though there are no signs indicating this wasn't allowed- he was telling me so in the most a-hole way possible. Telling me he owns the golf course and that he owns those lost balls, including my ball. Stating he uses them for his driving rage, which is also pretty low brow as far as below par driving ranges go. So- 150 golfers at $60 per round and 9 rounds for each golfer at 3 per day for 3 days equals $81,000 not to mention all the money spent on BEER and drinks and food etc. PLUS all money spent in the pro shop on random things YOU WILL NEVER SEE! hahahah what a looser. And if that nasty guy does actually own the course, that I seriously doubt- he can read this and take a good look in the mirror and thing about what he could have done with $100,000 or so... my advice- never play here.

I have played here annually for the last ten years when my family travels to Lake Placid. It is a…read moregreat experience every time. The views are incredible. A few rough cart paths but that's no big deal. We love Craig Wood Golf Course and highly recommend it.

This is a fun, pirate themed mini golf course. It's in really good condition, the holes are…read morechallenging and well laid out. They have little pirate stories on each of the hole signs if you like to read about the history they created for this course. The prices are reasonable, the staff was friendly and it's in a great location close to downtown Lake George tourist community. I'd recommend to take your family here for a fun hour of mini golf. We all had fun!

What a fantastic golf course! My friend and I have tried just about every mini golf course within…read more90 minutes of Albany and this is one of the best. The greens are kept in perfect shape with no ruffled turf, loose bricks, piles of leaves, etc. The (very blue) waterfall was working and added ambiance. Scattered throughout the course are interesting pirate vignettes and facts, and the caves and bridges added to the experience. The course itself is a bit different from most others. Many courses add artificial challenges (sand bunkers, gravel areas, missing sidewalls near water, windmills, etc.) to make it difficult. Here, every hole is straightforward. And most of them are short. Therefore, it is best to approach it as each hole could (should?) be doable as a hole-in-one. And I got two, my friend got another two, and everyone around us was getting them. Does that mean the course is too easy? No, not at all. But, it isn't a course where you should be taking more than 2-3 putts to get it in the cup. There are no dogleg holes, etc. which add length. Some of the holes have fun twists. I won't give away the surprises, but there were several areas that led to good (and bad!) unexpected results. Play it out and you will see what I mean. The staff were friendly, and they had at least six different sized putters making it possible to get the perfect fit. The prices ($13) were certainly reasonable and comparable to other courses. It was packed on Saturday on a holiday weekend, but because the holes are so short everything kept on flowing nicely. Overall, a wonderful course.

Amazing place! Great staff. Excellent golf and the best views of Vermont! The pace of play was…read morefantastic. The greens are challenging but fair, with no early season punch marks. A must onto if in Vermont!

I got to play here a couple days ago on vacation and absolutely loved the course, especially with…read morethe scenery and the fall foliage all around. The course was in pristine condition and the greens here are tough, but phenomenal. I had a late afternoon tee time on a weekday and they were very kind and let my wife and 9 month old son go along for the round. We weren't even charged rider fees. We basically had the course to ourselves and I was able to finish the round in right around 3 hours. I would definitely come back here to play again!