Pretty solid starter course to take your kids. Small slice of green space and surprisingly long…read moreholes for course.

It's a goat Ranch but we knew that going in. Been there before. But come on - allowing people to…read moreplay in groups of 6. And the guy just shrugs when I mentioned it. As I'm leaving, people are Playing in tank tops. Come on folks - you could make this into a really nice 9 holer but this place Is only getting worse.

Just had the pleasure of playing this course, it was everything I expected and more…read more Top notch course and very challenging. Definitely one of the top courses I have ever played and can't wait to visit again.

A little slice of golf heaven in Bucks County PA. A beautiful Rees Jones design accompanied with a…read moreprofessional and friendly staff. A must play if you get the chance!

I just played this course for the first time in a long time , it is not in my rotation. I enjoyed…read morethe course , decent conditions for 4-3-26 on Good Friday. I haven't had as many balls fly by us ever, dangerous layout and a-lot of early season duffers, duffing. I enjoyed the course, medium difficulty and pretty wide open but a few long par 4's and a few long par 3's. I would definitely play here again but it won't be in the rotation. Definitely play here if you haven't opportunity!

A really nice course. I am literally still in my golf clothes, having just come home from playing…read morehere. The course was well maintained, with wide fairways and well manicured greens. The course played fairly easy, which is a GOOD thing, so its perfect for us mid to high handicappers (I'm an 18 HDCP myself.) I was able to par most holes, and birdie a few of the par 3's and "short" par fours. The greens were INSANELY fast and offered some good breaks. There aren't too many hazards, as I didn't see any water, except on 18, and I avoided all the sand traps, so I didn't even notice if there were many. The food grill had some decent prices, and although I didn't eat, the food smelled and looked great. Its a bit of a drive, but I would definitely play here again.

We were at Sunnybrook for a baby shower. It was elegant, the food was excellent and the service was…read morewonderful. I recommend holding special occasions there if you want to make a good impression.

Late March and my first tournament of the year. They had just aerated the fairways and greens but…read morethey were still in very good shape. The greens were very fast for this time of year. I enjoyed the layout and course conditions. My only gripe would be the 18th hole which you can't hit driver on....thats no way finish a round. (If they cut down a tree on the right side and allowed for a driver it would be a much better finishing hole)

They have wonderful group golf lessons for women who are learning to play. This enabled me to meet…read moreseveral women who are very nice and fun to play with. Everyone has been very nice.

I finally had a decent round of golf this year. Lederach is in good condition. The rain has created…read morea nice green course. The key to scoring well at Lederach is chipping and putting. Greens have very few flat areas. Pins are in tough spots. Golf is getting expensive. I bought a season card for $39 which gives me a discount Monday-Friday. Regular weekday rates are $65.00. They have senior and military rates. Lederach purchased new carts last year. They have an area to hit balls and a large putting green. They service drinks and food at Leddy's Pub. You might want to try the Big BLT..it's good. Enjoy your game and have a good round.

They have terrible customer relations. My playing partner and I tried for over an hour trying to…read morecall and cancel a tee time. Never an answer and not anything new. I left a message and hopefully with get an acknowledgement. I tried all the extensions, proshop, leddy pub, managing director, etc.. No answers anywhere. Maybe they are closed but website says they are open. Their lack of answering calls and caused me to not play there very frequently.

Always a good time at the Top Golf. Service can be hit or miss at this location, thankfully our…read morewaitress was a nice young lady. It was a cold evening but the heaters were a nice addition to have while playing. The couch was also heated, bonus! We always enjoy the food from here, this was our 3rd trip to this location. We always try to order new things - can't go wrong with the lemon blueberry martini & s'mores skillet cookie cake! A fun time with friends, I do wish they had a call button for our server because it was so cold towards the end of the evening we didn't see her as much - an easy widget that could be added to the computer system would be a nice touch. Overall, always enjoy our time & food at Top Golf.

O man this experience was a mixed bag and I'm not talking about one with irons and woods!…read more I came here for the first time with two of my buddies and one of us went to order the golf bag drink which we were informed you can only order if you have two people drinking it as it has two and a half shots in it? By my count there were three of us in our party, so what was the issue exactly? Also, FYI - there are no prices listed on any of the alcoholic drinks lol. I wasn't drinking on this occasion but after two drinks each for my friends and an order of nachos and a burger the bill along with 90 minutes of Topgolf ($15 removed as I had put down a deposit) was $165 without tip! On to the activity portion of my review. Biggest pet peeve was you have to waive a club in front of a sensor for the ball to come out, now in theory this is a great idea and makes it more fun than pushing a button, right? Well, when you waive the club, the sensor was taking forever to acknowledge that we were asking for the ball. There are many games you can choose from including sonic the hedgehog virtual display and it incorporates where you hit the ball on the rage to get coins. They also have an angry bird game, and many more. Important note, the ball is not a legit golf ball I was informed from someone in my party, it is not as hard thus does not travel as far. That is fine as the furthest you can hit the ball is approx. 200 yards, but I feel this should be mentioned for those of you that actually want to practice your golf stroke at the range. All in all, it was a fun night out and you have the valley forge casino right next door if you want to get some gambling action nearby. If you have a group of friends and are looking for an activity on par with bowling, axe throwing, or something fun for a group this could be in your wheelhouse. Next time I'm in the area though, I prob either start or finish at the casino and possibly just go to the casino instead of the range. As always people SYOY!!!

This was my first time staying here. We were here for a Teacher Institute. All I have to say is…read moreWOW. The staff was super friendly, helpful, and kind. The rooms are gorgeous. I had a lovely view of the golf course and I got to watch the sunrise every morning. I don't have snow where I live so it was a blast playing with it. As for the food, you will not be disappointed. It was so tasty and never had a bad meal or side. I am still dreaming about the amazing liberty bell dessert. Honestly it was so cool! I cannot express how wonderful my stay was and hope I can be back in the future!

Gorgeous place! We had our staff retreat here recently and everything was great - the venue was…read morecomfortable, the staff was efficient, the food was great, and the view was really nice. It was a little out of my way compared to my regular commute but it was easy to get to so I didn't mind. Hope to have another staff retreat here sometime.

Bummed to know I am writing this review so near to the end of their tenure as they are closing at…read morethe end of the season. If I were closer, I could see myself going to Freddy Hill on the regular, instead I only really made it out once every other month for their amazing ice cream. I have been to their mini-golf once or twice. It is certainly a good date spot for young and old. I appreciate how they have covered and uncovered driving ranges with cheap buckets-o-balls. I cannot comment on their batting cages other than to say they have them. So seriously, back to the ice cream. You can get what you like in cup or cone. Or, hear me out, you go to the shop (attached to the ice cream joint) and get a bucket (err gallon) and bring it home to enjoy for slightly longer. They have standard and more unique options. My go to is Peanut Butter. Freddy Hill, you will be missed. I hope I get out there at least once more before it is time...

I have been going to FHF since I was a teenager. Coming back as an adult is still just as good as…read morewhen I was a teenager if not better. It honestly is a beautiful property. I've experienced many beautiful sunsets while at a round of mini golf. It's definitely something nice to do after you've had dinner at home or just wanna get out for the evening. Mini golf is awesome and hitting some balls at the range is always a crowd pleaser there is batting cages as well. Pricing is perfect! They offer a military discount as well, which is nice. I'm not sure about any other discounts every time we go. We have a fantastic time. Staff is very helpful. They are always working and cleaning up areas. After a round of mini golf or hitting some balls at the driving range, I always and my visit with vanilla peanut butter ice cream in a pretzel cone. That is the only way to end a day at Freddie Hill Farm. NOTE: Freddy Hill Farm will be closing at the end of the summer at some point I happen to see a news article go out from a local paper and also on social media. So if you've been thinking of going or you need to get your fixed before they close or go under new membership, I would go this summer and or now.