I recently visited ForeU golf center to swing at a bucket of balls. I had visited there 10 years ago, and wow, what a difference now. Entering the center you are welcomed by friendly and helpful staff asking you what your golfing pleasure is. What struck me immediately is that it caterers to all levels of golfer for the range to the mini. they are all over the covid clean measures without it feel oppressive at all. ForeU felt like a judgement-free zone, and being a terrible to marginal golfer myself, that made all the difference. I had the opportunity to speak with another gentlemen swinging at his bucket and he raved about the instruction available at ForeU for him and his family. Judging from his swing, I would say he is getting his money's worth. I look forward signing up for a lesson the next time I am in town. read more

The mini-golf course is a bit dilapadated to be honest. It's in need of some fix-ups. Some of the water fountains on the course were off. It's all built next to what appears to be a massive landfill. The smells that permeate the air around the course are not great. read more

I had never been to Fore-U golf center and decided to rectify that situation. This place ended up being a decent but not great round of mini golf. Fore-U golf center has two 18 hole courses and a driving range. They also sort of have an ice cream place as well, it located halfway around the parking lot form the mini golf. They have a red course and a blue course, the blue course is the flatter and easier of the two, it loops all the way around the property and you get a nice view of the river. The red course is the harder of the two, it is more up and down and has the hill with the giant fake waterfall on it. Both courses were nice with some nice stone work and water features. I like the big koi pond at the end of the blue course. Both courses are in a bit of rough shape, I am not sure if that was because of how early in the year it was or if the just need some more TLC in general. None of the tuft was ripped, but it was pretty dirty in places. The guy working the register was wonderful, he reminded me of my grandpa. The price for the mini golf was not bad, $7 per adult and only $3 more to play both courses. I did not use the driving range, but it looked pretty nice and there were plenty of people using it. Overall a good place for 18 or 36 holes of mini golf, but it could use a good spring cleaning. read more

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Great place to go mini golfing and they even have a driving range. Friendly staff. Challenging holes. It was decorated for Halloween and festive. Located in Home Depot parking lot. read more

Fun nice folks at desk close to everything was a good time by sister and I

Had a great time with my husband playing golf. Some of the water features didn't work but that didn't bother us. It was really hot but lots of trees. The grounds were keep up nice. We will be going back again when it isn't 90 out. Going to play both courses. read more

First, the range. I'll review the ice cream later. I'm a bit suspect of the distances listed on the yardage markers but Fore-U is clean, relatively comfortable, and affordable. Like a lot of other places in the Upper Valley, patrons get real bargains here...a medium size bucket for $7 would cost between one and four dollars elsewhere...and the batting cages are simply the cheapest I've found anywhere around. I've never encountered a wait here for the range; however the miniature golf can get a bit crowded. The latter attraction is a lot of fun for kids and adults, though. I'm partial to the range and plan on hitting it before my next round. All in all, the place is one of the best recreation values in the area. Only major caveat is the location...it's next to a reclaimed landfill and occasionally one gets a whiff of methane. Notwithstanding that, it's a place to which I'll return...pretty often, I think. read more

tldr; okay place to play golf, holes are not particularly difficult to hit, but at least you get a free ice cream with the game A fine mini golfing place, but certainly an underwhelmingly dull one. The greatest part about mini-golf is here is that a round of golf often comes with a free small ice cream at its neighbor, IC4U. Small course with two sets of holes -- red and blue. Red is the harder track, and both have 18 holes. Honestly, I thought both were equally easy and unimaginative. Most shots are more or less straight shots to the hole, or can be done in under 2 shots (one shot into the rough area, and then another into the hole). There might be a few or two that have a rock or something in the middle that might make the shot a little harder, or you have to hit it into a hole on top before it falls down to the lower level, but all in all... none of the holes are particularly inventive or THAT fun. Certainly an easy way to spend an afternoon. If you don't have to wait behind another team, it probably only takes about half an hour to get through a round. So doesn't take that long, and then you can get free ice cream. win win win. read more

You might not write home about it, but it's a great bang for your buck, as you'll spend less than $10/person. Two mini-golf courses that vary in difficulty and a double-decker driving range, along with a natural grass area, means there's a lot of space for whatever golf-related activity you are looking for. They also have lights, so that's a plus. I still miss the old Par-3 course where Home Depot now stands, but I can't complain about the current facility. read more

I get that there needs to be guidelines with covid 19 but they have cut pool noodles and stuck them in all the holes making it almost impossible to actually get the ball in. Took the enjoyment right out and defeats the object of the game!! We were super disappointed and won't be back this year read more

It's become a yearly tradition for my husband and I to go here with his family for a round of mini golf. There are two courses; one that goes through the "cave" and one that goes around it. It's not a super difficult course, but it's not super easy either. It's just about right. Depending on the weather and the time of day, you might have to wait awhile to get on the course or play the next hole. It's a popular place. It's not terribly expensive for a game (around $8 or $9); you can play the other course, after you finish the first, for $3. If you're lucky, you'll win a free game at the very last hole. There is also a putting practice range and a driving range, if mini golf isn't your thing. read more

Impressed!! I brought my 11 year old son and two of his buddies and they had a blast. It was only $12 for the three of them to play the 18 hole mini golf course. Very reasonable. The area is very beautifully landscaped and in good repair. There is an easy course that is handicap accessible and good for small children (or people like me who suck at mini golf), as well as a more difficult course. We will definitely be back! read more

My friend dared me to stick my dick in hole 9 and I ended up getting a hooker quality blow job. Her name is Sandy and we've been dating for three months now. You're welcome to "borrow" her for a go, but please remember to pull out! read more

Loads of fun! Two different 18 hold courses two choose from. Or play both! Super affordable fun that I can go do for family day or date night. Batting cages and driving ranges as well make this a great little spot! My husband and I can't ever wait for our first spring golf. read more

What a great place! Prices reasonable, staff super-friendly. Nice mini-golf course with lots of water, and fishing nets to rescue your balls when they fell in--my kids LOVED that. They provided sunscreen, and there's a nice clean playground near the ice cream place. Ice cream portions were generous and there were a million choices. All around, clean, friendly, reasonable prices. Great place to spend a few hours with the kids. Thank you, we'll be back! read more

If you are looking for golf lessons, go take a lesson with Peter at Fore-U. Totally great---A real professional, great teacher, great positive attitude and super helpful. This is a nice driving range. I don't use the miniature golf, just go there to practice and take lesson. Glad it is in the area. (And everyone else there has always been nice, too.) Thanks Fore-U! read more