My cousin introduced me to Leader Golf soon after we moved up here. She had been itching to hit some golf balls and I was ready to partake. I plan on going a lot more especially with the weather clearing up. **DISCLAIMER, and I say this with positivity** Another Yelper dubbed this "a poor man's Top Golf" and I appreciate everything about this statement. You can show up in jeans and a t-shirt with absolutely no judgement passed. You can show up looking like a Pro golfer with absolutely no judgement passed. Like the famous purple gym, it's a no-judgement zone. The other great catch is the cost for balls. Also, you can bring your own beverages!
There are selections of real grass, turf covered and turf uncovered. I was thankful for the covered turfs because it was pouring the first night we went. I have yet to hit off of grass here, but the turf pads are also in good condition. Rubber tees were not an issue the first 1-2 times going, but apparently you're supposed to purchase your own? No biggie- I finally did and I keep it in my bag. Maybe those were extras or some left behind and we lucked out. The range is plenty long and plentiful of fun targets. Old cars, large empty trash/oil drums, yard markers, etc. It can get pretty noisy, especially later at night after some beers under the covered area, but it's a fun and light environment. If you're really trying to practice your swing, I recommend going to the real grass and probably earlier in the day. We have personally enjoyed the noise because it's kept the mood fun and also nice knowing that we can have a conversation without disturbing others.
There is also plenty of room to work on your short game and putting. Included are multiple greens, bunkers, and taller grass... because we all end up in all three eventually! I haven't spent too much time playing these areas, but they look to be kept in good condition. They seem to challenge from easier (flat putts) to harder (breaks, mounds...). The website states there is a 9-hole putt-putt you can play for free. I haven't seen it, but again I've only used the range.
The clubhouse is pretty well stocked with club options and accessories. I saw the beer fridge and was like a fly to the light... after I bought my ball tokens, of course. All beverage options are pretty well priced, respectively. As I said earlier, you're more than welcome to bring your own. It's a great, relaxed environment- a perfect way to unwind after a long week or 'just because', as well as work on your game. read more