This is a classic mini golf place. The mini golf is good for all ages of fun. There are different…read morelevels of difficulty. I with the course had a little more twists and turns but it is fun nevertheless. The price is very cheep. I like that they have a rack for your jackets. I have tried the restaurant and it was very good they had amazing pierogis with onions and great soft pretzels. I would recommend.

I love the place to hang out with friends And I love eating…read moreyour food and great quality Service

An awesome event Clear the shelters today it was wonderful. I know many dogs and cats found new…read morehomes and there was much merchandise to be purchased of which I did to help these animals and rescue groups. God bless them all The Dome was a wonderful place to have this. I did talk to someone who worked there and they did say they're going to try to do more events like this and open it up for more than just Golf. Pawsome news!

First, I'd like to say that I am not good at sports. I've hit golf balls a couple times in my life…read moreand that's about it. That being said, I had a great time at the dome on Friday. We ordered food and a drink before we played. The bar was very nice, good lighting and personable bartenders. We ordered a couple beers, a Reuben sandwich and an order of sweet potato fries. All items were terrific. The sandwich had real corned beef, swiss cheese, sauerkraut, sauce and pumpernickel seeded bread. Yum! The fries had a butter, cinnamon syrup that was delicious too. The beer was $5 for happy hour, which is not a bad price for hay burner. We were able to pay $10 to rent a club and we got a bucket of medium balls. There were plenty of spots available on both floors and the area was clean and set up nicely. I hit a few balls, so I feel that it was a successful night! We had so much fun and will definitely be back.

Excellent golf course with a unique and challenging layout. This was the perfect spot to play on a…read moreweekend getaway to the Buffalo and Niagara area. The guy working the club house said it was in the best condition of all the area courses, and he was not kidding. He also said "in general, don't miss right" which was also partially true... but really, he could have just said "don't miss" and it would have been just as palpable. The course is not very long for the most part, but is well protected by hazards. These manifest as natural reeded marsh, ponds and creeks, large pot bunkers, and just general woods. Accuracy is at a premium over distance, I think I only hit driver off the tee three times, opting instead for 3 wood or 3i hybrid in the majority of cases. The greens were immaculate, true rolls and good speed. In general, the course was very well maintained, the staff kind, bathroom breaks convenient and clean, and the drink cart girl showing up right when you needed her services! The starter let us go as a twosome without having to wait and be paired up, yay! We also hit a small bag of balls on the practice range before the round, and found it to be in good shape as well. We would absolutely play this gem of a golf course again.

Great Course, great staff! Challenging and scenic from every tee box. There are several very…read morepicturesque holes.

This is pretty insane. Downstream of Niagara Falls, the Niagara River makes a 90 degree right turn…read more That sudden change causes the water to swirl in a very turbulent manner and makes for this (usually) counterclockwise motion. I was able to check it out from above on the Canada side and managed to be hypnotized by the flow for just a bit. A few jetboats came and went to bring the tourists over to see it as well. And you can also ride the Aero Car if you want to see it from directly above. If you're already in Niagara, you have to come down to check this out. The view from above is free. [Review 1505 of 2024 - 180 in Ontario - 22528 overall]

There is one word to sum up the Niagara Whirlpool: beautiful…read more The views here are spectacular, if you are visiting the falls this is a must see. If you have time take a ride across the river on the aero car.

Wonderful wonderful wonderful. So well maintained and set up beautifully. Highly recommend!!read more

A fun par 3 course with 18 holes and I enjoy that the lengths of the holes varies a lot. You're not…read morehitting the same clubs over and over. It's usually kept in good condition too.

A very poor experience. They sell coupon cards with NO expire date and then they accuse you of…read moreproviding a fake pass. the person at the front desk is a Jerk. They are not accurate in the check in time. Do not deal with these people. NEWS FLASH if you are going to sell coupons put a expire Date on them as apposed of implying someone is dishonest.

This facility is fantastic. It's clean, the staff is friendly and very welcoming to women. Now,…read morewith all the new technology they have invested it's a state-of-the-art facility in Scarborough. My friends and I enjoy spending our winters here. We use the golf simulators and the mats to keep the golf swing going and stay active. We putt, talk, have a coffee/beverage, spend time together and get through these harsh Toronto winters. In the summer, it's our backup place to meet if the weather is too hot or too rainy for golfing outside. I highly recommend The Metro Golf Sportsplex

This is a great 9 hole public golf course in Niagara on the lake, Ontario Canada. The course is…read morelocated right next to the Niagara Escarpment so there is a constant breeze coming on to the course. It is called the Queenston Golf course because the village of Queenston is located in the town of Niagara on the Lake. Tip - There is league play during the week - Weekends offer more tee times to play!

This is a beautiful little 9-hole course on the outskirts of Niaga-on-the-Lake, and just a quick…read moredrive from Niagara Falls. It's not particularly long/hard (2,900 yards from the back tees), but it perfectly skirts the line between an executive par 3 course and a more challenging course that might scare away beginners. There are a few long, narrow fairways, but the course itself is open enough that an errant ball can be easily rescued from the neighbouring hole. It may only be 9-holes, but two of the holes have dual greens - letting you play one on the front 9, and a different one on the back. Even that slight change can make 18 just a little more interesting to play. There's relatively little elevation change, and enough sand/water to keep things interesting without burying you. A course like this is nice because it keeps beginners from getting too frustrated, and more experienced players from getting bored. The surroundings are beautiful, and there are no shortage of wineries in the immediate area - whether you're celebrating or drowning your sorrows after the round. Didn't try out the kitchen, but the decent beer selection what mission-critical thanks to the 30°+C temp our last time out.

A bit rough around the edges (a lot of construction going on), but it was a pretty good course…read more Stopped in here with my wife (she just rode along) the first week of April. They were very accommodating as long as you pay the ride along fee. I didn't need a tee time being a single rider, and even if I wasn't, there was one other two some on the entire course. It was kind of chilly that day, so I'm sure that didn't help. First impressions were not good. A TON of construction going on, around the clubhouse and the whole driveway coming in. I guess they're in the process of building up an entire community here. I had trouble finding a parking lot because every building was just frames of new construction. The pro shop was nice, with Loud Mouth gear everywhere and the crazy John Daly Apparel. It was the opening week, so they were still stocking the shelves. The guy who pulled the cart around for me told me that they were still working on some teeboxes, and asked that I play one of the three up tees (red, white, or blue). The other options were the black and Daly tees. I would've liked to play from at least the black because the blues made the course pretty short. The course was in really good condition, especially for the time of year. Hardly any dry or dead patches, and everything was lush green. My only complaint was the bunkers, which appeared to have not been cleaned yet for the season (lots of debris). The greens were super slow (compared to what I'm used to) and some greens weren't consistently cut (which cost me more strokes than I care to talk about). Fairways were in great shape though, and the rough was a good length. I ended up shooting a 74 for the day (par 72) and I felt like I didn't play well enough to get that score. The course played short and very easy. The par 5s were very short. The first whole was drive-able with a wood (which I did) as it was only 240 yards (par 4). Overall I had a good experience while on vacation (scoring well helped I'm sure). The course was kind of in a maintenance and building stage, so I didn't get the full effect. The layout is nice and the scenery is pretty cool on some holes (others all you see are construction vehicles and trailers). The staff was very friendly and I stopped into the pro shop on the way out to get a couple of souvenirs. Not sure when I'll be back in Niagara again but I'd be interested to see how the build up on and around the course turns out.

amazing golf course! club pro matt is just that a pro, so…read morehelpful, great advice n friendly course A+ tricky lay out, great water traps n challenging bunkers

I inquired about a membership for this season, the man I spoke to, I believe his name was Tim,…read morecouldn't have been more rude and condescending. I thought they needed new members, it looks like a lovely place, but if thats how they are to new people trying to give them buisness, then I can't imagine it's a nice place to be a member.

This course is a hidden gem! If you've never played it; it's a must. Just gorgeous! Staff is…read morewonderful too!