In terms of course layout, maintenance, and general quality, Totteridge is nicer than a municipal…read morecourse. That said, the course charges resort-course green fees that I believe are too high for what's offered here. As of now, the weekend green fees is roughly $90, and I feel like $60-70 is more on par for what it should be. The course itself is challenging, but fair. There aren't any greens that are impossible, and there are several yards of rough on each side of the fairways before you get into serious hazards (meaning the average golfer has a little room to miss before being penalized, which I like). And the grounds crew does a nice job keeping the fairways and greens in good condition (though par 3 tee boxes could be improved). Overall, I'd come back and play again every once and I while, but I wouldn't make it a home course because it's a bit overpriced in my eyes.

Golf course is always in prime condition. Challenging but fun course to play. Scenic.read more

My wife and I went here on a tour. We're looking for a country club to join. It was between this…read moreone and Greensburg country club. I know why Westmoreland country club only has 400 members and Greensburg has 1200 members. The prices are absolutely ridiculous. Basically you pay $20,000 a year for you and your family. And the place looks like it came straight out of the 60s. it smells absolutely horrible in there. As soon as you walk in, you get a punch to the face of mothballs and embalming fluid. I don't know why. I won't lie. The woman who toward us was super nice. And the manager who was a real nice guy, he gave us coffee and tea. But some of the things I didn't agree with. And some of the things that I didn't agree with was if I wanna go golfing, I'm free and I get a cart for free but if I wanna bring my brother who wouldn't be part of my membership, he's $325 to play and he has to pay an additional $35 just a ride in the golf cart. That is absolutely stupid. I've been a member at country club before. And a lot of them do not do that. They say they have a restaurant but it's not even open yet. And they're closed two months out of the year. Every country club that I've ever been a member at they're open all 12 months. They'll just have one day a week that they're closed. But you can still golf on that day. I do not recommend this place. This place needs to be tore down and start all over again. They need to modernize and they need to get rid of that funky smell. Most of the people that go to Westmoreland country club are 50 years or older. Greensburg country club they said most of their members are between the ages of 21 and 40. They do have some that are older and they also have a younger group of kids that are legacies off of their parents, but also are really in the golf. And when you want to golf with a family member not in your package it's $40 and the cart comes with it for free. That's more reasonable. Their pub looks so much better than Westmoreland and their dining room is beautiful.

The pool was a little cold but it was pretty clean, the inside of the club looks like it had just…read morebeen redone, the children's part is modern and nice but the womens room looks like it walked out of 1970. Great for children overall and a good bonding experience

Good food, fair pricing, excellent…read moreservice.................................................................... Blue collar fine dining.

Olde Stonewall Golf Course is the greatest thing ever from the huge rocks all over the surrounding…read morearea. Pics4yinz ~ Roscoe

The golf here was great. It's a family-friendly atmosphere. Frosty is CHALLENGING even for the best…read moreof players. It is a great value and very scenic. The entire course is apparently part of a nature-reserve land trust, so I appreciated the wildlife, lakes, and streams here. I'd highly recommend this course to anyone.

Genuinely the worst golf course in the state of Pennsylvania. Got yelled at by the co-owner manager…read moreCody for trying to get in front of a group of ladies that weren't hitting the ball more than 10 feet and were playing every single shot. He told us we werent gonna go anywhere the whole course was backed up, that was in fact a lie as we found out as we continued to play the course. He then found us at another point of the round to tell us he found the problem and that a group of teenagers was backing up the course. He was telling us this as the ladies in front of us proceeded to hit their 4th shots 50 feet in front of the tee box. I have been playing Frosty Valley for 10+ years. Over the last 2 it has completely gone to shit and you won't be able to drag me back anytime soon.

I'm somewhat surprised I hadn't played this course before and today was my first time there. It's…read moregot typical western Pennsylvania golf vibes with an old clubhouse, varying levels of areas that need some further investment. That said, their outdoor seating and what looks to be a recently remodeled clubhouse was impressive actually (roof might need attention though as it looks like it's about to fall in on itself). They had a nice bar area, clean and updated locker rooms/restrooms and a friendly staff. The course was in pretty good shape and the greens were fast with some challenging pin locations. There are a decent amount of holes where a driver isn't in play off the tee box. The course needs some investment (tee boxes/stairs, retaining walls, landscaping) but otherwise we enjoyed it.

Made tee times for 7 persons ON THEIR WEBSITE. One had a medical emergency and couldn't"t make it…read more Was charged $49 p/p. When I got there a sign said seniors $42. Was told that there is no senior rate on the website and the $49 was for the "convienence" of booking on line. No REFUND or REBATE offered or given. For the pre paid person who didn't golf I was told "you booked through GOLF NOW, talk to them". I made the booking through the Meadowink website and never in my life have used GOLF NOW. So my advice is be careful when using their website. Needless to say they will never see me again. And a class in people skills for their counter people is recommended.

Only played golf, was nice course. Club house was open for sandwiches drinks, all were good.read more

This is the best value for a golf course in the area. Oakbrook is a public course that's…read moremaintained as well as any private course. It's a very open course - not a lot of rough, and not too many hazards. It's an excellent place for beginners to learn the game. I always had fun playing at Oakbrook. The cost to play is about half of what I paid at other courses, and I've enjoyed Oakbrook more than the others. The driving range is also inexpensive - about 75% what you'd pay elsewhere. It's a slight drive from Johnstown, but it's definitely worth it.

Good golf course for the price, conditions are always consistent. Downside they do not serve…read morealcohol and not sure if you can bring your own. Usually decently busy

Awesome course, much much better shape than some other reviews stated. This is a great course for a…read moredouble bogey golfer, nice wide open fairways for those who don't have perfect straight drives. Staff was nice, they wanted everyone to have a good time. If you live in Cranberry or north Boros of Pittsburgh it's a quick drive, looks farther on a map than it is. I'll be back often.

This course has been open since the 1950's. It's a short course with friendly workers and the BEST…read morecheeseburgers in Westmoreland County. That's right, the best. Always have a good time at the leaf!. If you rated this below five stars may you miss your next three footer.

Having golfed here for 20 years, I will not be returning any more. The staff is rude and unhelpful…read more This would be a nice course to teach kids the sport, as I've done with my son in previous years, but now they will not allow him on the course, and they provided no explanations or signs. Find somewhere else to play, somewhere that at least treats their customers nicely.

Nice 5 Iron spot in the middle of downtown. Parking deck down the street. Tried the pizza, Korean…read moretacos and boneless wings. Everything was good and service was nice. Golf bays are trackman so the graphics are great but tracer lines are slower than Golfzon. Will be back next time I'm in town.

We stop by for happy hour after work occasionally. The staff are super nice and they have decent…read morefood and a nice drink selection. A lot of golfers whacking balls in the simulated golfing areas. It's a fun off the beaten path place and different vibe that is very welcome.

Okay starting with my opinion of bad going to great I have been to other locations in the past and…read moreit was a minor free establishment that is no longer the case (for those who have children under 21 this is great news) so you must choose wisely when you go around 7pm on weekdays is cool because the parents are taking the kids home for bed, can't speak for weekends but the amazingly pleasant lady greeting you at the counter said the same for weekends. The aesthetics are awesome, great for a girls night out when you want to be cute and take photos to post on social media(right now they have a pop up cherry blossom set up in the chalet course go soon like this week) and also great for date night memories. The greatness was our server Justin. We see management in his future and we all were speaking into existence for him. He was gracious informative and accommodating. Did not steer us wrong on the food made our drinks special for us now I can't promise the same for you (he might have felt like he was taking care of his aunties) but I still think at all times his service is top notch. 20/10 for the service 10/10 aesthetics and atmosphere

I love the Puttery. While I had a few complaints about the experience, I had a great time, and we'd…read morecome back again in a heartbeat. NOTES: -Call ahead if you're really set on a specific course or experience. During our visit, they closed off the entire first floor (and Lodge course) for a private event. However, as noted below, getting a human on the phone can be difficult. There's "Puttshack", a very similar concept, a block away if you really get blocked. -The electronic scorecard only allows you four players. (Unsure what another reviewer said about gigantic groups. It, literally, is only programmed to allow four players. It's very possible that parents were just letting kids playing alongside with zero "scorecard" as it'd be easy to do that.) -The Lodge course is on the first floor, and the Garage and Library are on the second floor. There's an elevator between the two, but I'd caution people with limited mobility that there are narrow walkways within most of the courses themselves. Restaurant/hallways are wide enough for wheelchairs if someone wanted to accompany though. -When we came, the Library was decorated for a Valentine's Day pop-up. You could play the Valentine's Day pop-up just the same as regular Unlimited, making their "upcharged, single Valentine's Course" event really expensive with no gain for you. I'd have been annoyed if I'd paid that for the promised "romance and lots of Instagram worthy spots", but it was a cute addition to the standard Unlimited Normal price we paid. -If you want to memorialize your scores, take a photo of the digital scorecard right after you put in the final score. Like, be READY as soon as you put in that number. It disappears into the ether as soon as that final score is put in. I'd love to see it wait for a confirmation/30 second delay to allow people to get pictures before the final scores disappear. PROS: -No idea why they make each Puttery so gorgeous, but they are. The interiors are very shiny and thought-out, and if you're not pressured mid-courses, it's really fun to look at the details they've put into the course decor. (From iconic photos of Pittsburgh to historical posters of golf or fun-looking books). Even the seating is comfy and pretty, and I'd come here just to sit and have drinks, a la cocktail bar, if I was in the area. -A good variety of drinks with mostly housemade ingredients. Sweet or spirit-forward, they have both (and beers and wines). They're $15-ish a pop per cocktail, but as it's hard to take a break mid-course, you'll probably only end up doing a few if you do all three courses. -I love the drink ledges at each hole. This makes things so much easier to play. Make it to your course's hole, put down your drink, take your shots, and pick up and get ready to move on. -Each course is REALLY well-themed. Our car-loving friend fell in love with the Garage, and I loved the calm and astronomical vibes of the Library. The Lodge was cute, too, and it felt really applicable for winter. -Really, it's just an amazing experience. I have complaints, but I haven't really found a competitor doing things much better than the Puttery does it. We love coming to Puttery locations. CONS: -I went to a Puttery in Minneapolis, and they had a great happy hour. Before I popped into Pennsylvania, I wanted to see if I could plan to hit up their own happy hour. I tried for (literal) days at different times of day, calling the number to see if I could get a person on the line. I'm not sure what was going on, but it took calling on four different days to eventually get a person to tell me they don't have a happy hour here. I'm really frustrated by companies continually crapping out on their ability to contact a business ahead of time. -Someone needs to rethink the drink ledges in the Garage section. The "ledges" are as tall as their highball cups, making it very, very hard to retrieve a cup from the ledge without touching straws and the drinking areas of the cups. Considering how dirty your hands get from constantly touching new surfaces in here, this was really gross. The drink ledges in the Lodge and Library did not have this issue. -Unlike my experience in Minneapolis, every course had an attendant near it. However, the attendants were playing on their phones while many of the ledges had abandoned/empty cups sitting on them. Zero complaints about playing on your phone, but make sure the area you're monitoring is clean first. -I had this same complaint at my last Puttery, but I LOVE the electronic scorekeeping. Every hole, you take your turns and you put your score into a tablet attached to the start of the course. It then, digitally, moves your scorecard onto the next course. It's SO convenient. It also means that you can't "swap" groups mid course. If there's a single kid zooming through on Unlimited plays, he'll be constantly stuck behind you, waiting on you to finish, as the scorecards don't allow you to "swap" with a group ahead or behind you.