Bob Rhein is an excellent teacher--patient, encouraging, and always positive. By the end of my very…read morefirst lesson, I was already hitting the ball better, farther, and with less effort. He has a great way of making things easy to understand, which makes learning both comfortable and enjoyable.

golf pro Bob Rhein has been teaching my son and hubby for the last 6 months and they are so happy…read morewith his professionalism and the knowledge he has. He has been wonderful. Thanks Bob for taking them off my hands all these months and teaching giving them the tools they need to start this great hobby together. highly recommend Bob and Bowling Green Golf course Nancy Keeler

Great place! The course is well maintained and challenging in a good way. Bartenders are great…read morealong with the food and drinks!

I would totally avoid this place. The owner of the Golf…read moreCourse is very disrespectful. Especially to disabled people. I attempted to explain about a issue with the other golfers he blows it off and is totally rude. He has no respect for anyone he feels that he is above the law. He drives around the community like he owns everything. He feels that he owns the road and that customers don't matter. I would totally go else where to spend your money. This place the food is trash too you are better off going else where to eat. They do not even have breakfast for golfers that come out early. All my brothers and sisters that are Veterans stay far away from here. This guy is way out of the world. He shows no respect for customers that are patrons. AVOID the golf course and food. You can find way better deals at other golf courses. I have even seen the owner attempt to chase people at the community pool that ordered food for delivery. He takes no accountability for any of his actions. This place is really a waste of your money and time they don't sanitize the golf course even during Covid they were cleaning them properly

Perfect spot for summertime golfing in Orange County. A decently challenging course with fast…read moregreens, slopes and hills! We had great weather for our day making it a wonderful outing. Only one hole has a water hazard toward the end of the course, but your biggest challenge is the uneven terrain and hard dog-legs. The course has an iron only driving range, a putting practice green and on-course cart service for beverages for those who would like. A great public course.

Neighborhood course with sweeping vistas. Overall nice and moderately challenging with too many…read moreponds and bunkers. Long relatively straight fairways. The greens could've been a bit more polished.

We have been playing this course for three years and have seen the progress they have made in…read morerenovations and improvements. The fairways are growing in beyond expectations! The staff and owners are amazing and truly care that you have a great experience. The restaurant has recently changed hands and while I didn't experience the previous menu the burgers and sausage sandwich were amazing today. (The fried shrimp and onion rings looked amazing and I wish I had ordered them!!!!) We live an hour away and make the drive because their prices are good and the course is fair to men and women. Say hi to Elaine and Lisa when you visit. If you don't try this course, you are missing out!

Fun course, some challenging holes, Not sure it's a $60 a round course but not far off. Cart paths…read morecould use some work but course was in great shape. Will definitely be back!

I am local to the area and just discovered Green Ridge and was so pleasantly surprised. It was so…read morelaid back and Lance, the owner, was such a pleasure to deal with. Coming out of the winter, we were only allowed on the back nine and it was great...so much so, we did it twice and did it again in the rain the next day. The one negative review I read was a bit of a surprise. I did not experience anything like that. We even found ourselves chatting with the greens keeper, Jim who does a great job. And lastly, the nostalgia and memorabilia is great to browse through. I would highly recommend Green Ridge and I golf quite a few courses.

Local golf course tucked away in the countryside. Only played the front 9 which was moderate…read moredifficulty level. I though the layout was a bit confusing in between holes 4-6. The were parts of the fairways which were not well drained so some wet areas and patchy grass which was not ideal. The greens were well manicured however. I'm curious to try the back 9. Friendly staff.

This is a PRIVATE LAKE. Unless you live here you are NOT ALLOWED ON THE PREMISES…read more I live here and we don't allow the pubic access. We pay a lot in Lake Dues to keep the Lake Beautiful. There are other places you can go, right up the road to Monksville Reservoir in Ringwood.

This is one of several beaches in this beautiful Erskine Lake community. Parking is available but…read morecan be rather limited when the lake is "in-season" for swimming. The clubhouse probably fits about 50, possibly a bit more comfortably. There is a full kitchen for any prep work. Upper lake has a much larger venue if you need it.

Phil is a really great guy with tons of knowledge about bowling. I've been around bowling all my…read morelife and it's the only place I would go for equipment.

went with my freind for his birthday and it was awesome the worker who was with us was awesome and…read morebecause of his explanation I was able to hit 80% in trap shooting

One minute you're young, single, enjoying life…read more The very next... you're old. With twins (?!) and each year you're trying to find something new and unique for them to experience for their birthday(s). This year I surprised them with... rootin' tootin' (trap/skeet) shootin'. (About a mile before reaching our destination I slipped up and ruined the surprise - which they won't let me live down now!) After driving through scenic and beautiful parts of Jersey (autumn, the colors all around were absolutely stunning) we arrived. It's a mountain. And when you hear those guns going off - it's jarring (for city folk, like ourselves). Yeah - "Thunder Mountain" - is more than a fitting name for this biz. Seven of us (only six are shooting), three generations, and with our most incredible guide/instructor - we were blasting away in no time. We had a clay-zy good time. (Hey, that's the best "dad pun" I could whip up, gimme a break!) Youngest twin was the marksman of the day - 19 of 25. My father-in-law was the least successful - 2 of 25. (The Mrs. and the older twin all did much better than me as well... which definitely dinged my ego, for sure.) It's cash-only. The couple behind the counter at the 'lodge' were very friendly, engaging and no-nonsense. Our guide/instructor really helped to make our afternoon even better/smoother. He was constantly giving us pointers and encouragement and he deserves a raise for putting up with my father-in-law's insistence on refusing to ever yell "pull" (I'm still not sure if it was an honest mistake or him just looking to bust chops) but pretty much any other word that started with a "P". You're given a gun, earplugs and ammo (25 shots in total), rotating after 5 shots/attempts. This was a perfect amount to keep it fresh and interesting and fun. Teens are never impressed, especially if it involves their parents. But the entire ride to Kinchley's (you'll work up an appetite, lemme tell ya) and then home... they could NOT stop talking about how much fun they'd just had and can't wait to come back. (That definitely helped that fragile ego of mine!) PS: the following day I was sore and a bit bruised on my shoulder where the butt of the shotgun rested.