I have played at this course many times in member guest. There isn't a better staff in all the…read morearea. Once you get there you feel like a member that has been there for twenty plus years. From the locker room attendant to the superior golf staff, you truly fell at home. The best part is the members, they make you feel like your their best friend. I give this course 5 stars all across the board.

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This is a town golf course owned by the city of Wilkes-Barre. The holes are all surprising well…read morekept for a town course. It costs 10 bucks to golf the 9 holes here. You can generally play as many rounds as you want for your 10 bucks though. It's a fun little course. Don't be a jerk and sneak in after hours. The course needs money to keep up appearances. If you can't swing 10 bucks to golf, you should find a new hobby.

The course is in very nice shape considering the lack of rain. The greens are outstanding.read more

Great course, the one thing about the hills is that it's in the title. There are blind turns,…read moreupward shots and straights throughout the course that you have to be precise on where you are trying to hit the ball. The hills are quite challenging because you are hitting blindly if it's your first time here. The one thing about having fairways next to each other is that the ball from another course can get on the one you are playing on. Expect to duck when someone says "FORE!" Adding on, there seems to be a quicker pace of people in groups of four. [gnats will swarm you with no repellent]

Decent public course, a little steep for a public course. I recently played a golf tournament…read morethere and the food was sub-par. Nothing special. What really ticked me off was the fact that they charged me $36 for a 6 pack of High Noon. Now I understand that they are more expensive and they gotta turn a profit, but when you have 50 golfers playing in a tournament you know they are going to drink. That's just taking advantage of the situation. You figure they buy them for $2.25 a can. So they are making $3.75 a can. That's ridiculous. And they had the nerve to say we give a discount off the can price for 6 packs of beer only. Get lost. $72 for a 12 pack of High Noon when I just payed $85 to play your course and get fed shitty food. Just robbery and not cool etiquette.

Great - great golf course. There are three nine hole tracks each with their own personality. The…read morecourses are always all in immaculate condition and the staff at the course are always friendly and helpful. This is a mountain course and challenging even when you hit the fairways - there's always an up or down hill lie with the ball above or below your feet. When you get on the greens, good luck - Most offer a sneaky and challenging bit of break. There is a grass range with practice bunker to get warmed up before your round. A truly exceptional course.

We had a tee time today that we made a week ago. Thought I'd try a new place today. My friends and…read moreI walk in and the guy at the pro counter tells me I can't play there because I had pockets on the side of my shorts (cargo shorts). I have played at all of the courses in our area and beyond. I've never been turned away because of cargo shorts. And they also told my friend that he has to tuck in his shirt. I always practice good golf etiquette. This was disappointing. I personally willing to pay $100 for a round of golf should not be turned away because of having pockets on the side of their shorts. Do better Buck hills.

Ok, so I wasn't sure what to think about this course. I have to say that I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. The course was in pretty good shape. The young lady working the pro shop was very nice, as were the bartender. The course could only use 2 improvements. The first one, would be to cut the grass a little shorter. The second one would be to put water stations out on the course. The course is fairly wide open, do you can miss shots and still be in play on the hole. Overall. I had a pretty fun time out there. Check it out, you'll like it.

This is a very good course at a good price. Plenty of doglegs and blind tee shots. There are only…read moretwo par 3's one on front and back. Two par 5's on the front nine and none on the back. The greens are fast and in perfect condition but land the ball short and let it roll out to the hole. The only thing this course needs is a driving range to warm up on. They however do have a small putting area. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I

Very cheap mini golf for the area! This place is not visible due to all the trees but it's a hidden…read moregem. Really cool course that goes inside after the 9th hole. Would 100% recommend! Plus whoever wins your mini golf game wins a free ice cream bar or popsicle!

Gets it done for the price and area, I assume people are use to supreme over the top ranges which…read morethis isn't the case. It gets the job done that's why it's been here more then 20 years.

This course is perfect for a relaxing round of golf. Average weekend golfers will appreciate the…read moreability to maintain their handicap! This course would benefit from availability of food and drink. Had a great time here.

The staff is very friendly and experienced. After playing 18 holes I was hooked and needed a…read moremembership, which was probably the best investment I've made in the past year. I love going on the weekend and taking in the scenic view on each hole. I'd give it 6 stars if I could.

Sleepy Hollow golf course is basically my front yard, so I come here to play quite often. The…read morecourse, located in rural NEPA is very well kept and offers a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains. On weekday night after 6:00, they offer a round of golf with a cart for $12 to play as many holes as you can before you run out of daylight. This is a great deal! Also, If you golf the "back 9" you get to play an extra hole because there are actually 19 holes on the course rather than 18. There is also a restaurant on site ad I hear the food is great! Overall I strongly recommend you stop and play a round here. You won't regret it!

The course was beautiful. I went golfing for the first time here and had a great time. Peaceful and…read morerelaxing while learning the sport. When my group was all finished and returned the cart an employee approached us, and about reprimanded us for being too slow for the league behind us. 3/4 of my group were learning to play the game. We as a courtesy skipped a hole and hurried through 2 more. The employee member questioned us who let us go out on the course or what time we went out and kept giving us a blank stare when we had nothing to tell her. Not very professional in my opinion but I could be wrong if this is how every golf course is. Loved playing the game and learning with my group but probably won't be back to play at this course.

Horrible nasty overcrowded and too many bad golfers. Nobody seems to know etiquette and play is too…read moreslow. If you can handle 6 hour round then this is the course for you. I will never play there ever again. Even it's free.

The course was in good condition with beautiful scenery in all directions. The greens were fast…read morewith subtle breaks; the fairways rolled well. The problem was the speed of play: there is no reason for a 4:45 round. After a polite call to the Pro Shop to urge a ranger, nothing was done. We won't be returning!

No one has reviewed the restaurant in a while and I think that needs to change. I grew up at Irem,…read moreso I'm no stranger to their restaurant (the old and the new). I have to say that I really enjoy their food. They got a new chef at some point in the last few years and he's really turned the food around. My parents go here a lot and sure my dad's a shriner and likes to support the club, but the food is really good too. My mom always gets the crab cakes. My dad will get almost anything on the menu. I love the french onion soup. I think the last time I went I got the salmon and it was great. Maggie is the best waitress. She really gets to know her customers. I think she basically has my mom's order memorized. I've also been for brunch on Sunday and it's really nice. Buffet style, but they also have an omelet station. The food is solid and the mimosas are yummy. It's a great brunch option for the area. Also, just of note, you don't have to be a member to go to dinner here.

I took a public tee time (after 10am) to get a high school player a chance to see the course before…read moredistricts. I only had time for 9 holes but was told there was only an 18 hole fee...$50. That's unreasonable for even a semi-private course. Also, I don't think they can afford to turn away golfers.