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    Mulligans Driving Range

    3.0 (1 review)
    Open 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Little Mountain Country Club - Jimmy Hanlin and Caroline Collins were filming The Swing Clinic here today! Not the best weather, but it's greener than Ireland.

    Little Mountain Country Club

    2.5(16 reviews)
    19.8 mi

    Good experience. While we didn't live being bumped to the back 9 and behind an outing that led to…read morevery slow play, we enjoyed the course. 19th hole was great. Friendly staff and good beers. I recommend this course in normal situations. Just not behind a large group of hackers...like myself.

    We visited Little Mountain for 9 holes so my boyfriend could play and I could watch. My boyfriend…read morecalled to reserve a 9 hole tee time two days in advance for one player, one spectator (me) and a golf cart. The man on the phone said that the only time was at 3:30 for 9 holes. We arrived 10 minutes prior to our tee time, checked in, and paid. We went outside to wait for a cart and were told that they did not have any. Our only option was to play and share a cart with a group of 3 strangers. The man working seemed flustered and didn't have much sympathy for giving us only the option of squeezing into a two person cart with a stranger and me having to sit on my boyfriend's lap. Luckily, the men we ended up sharing a cart and time with were nice and also made the best of the situation, but to say I was disappointed is an understatement. I understand that on nice days courses get busy and crowded, but when calling ahead to book a tee time and reserve a golf cart, it is assumed that you do not play or squeeze into a cart with strangers. The situation that we would be put in was not communicated to us until after we had paid, so we were under the impression that our reservation would be honored as we had booked it. The experience that we paid for was far from honored, and for courses to overbook and promise us an experience that we are not given is not appreciated. This was our first visit to Little Mountain, and will definitely be our last. Extremely disappointing, and poor communication. I feel we were taken advantage of, and having to pay before fully being aware of the situation is extremely upsetting.

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    Gleneagles Golf Club & Driving Range - Pro shop

    Gleneagles Golf Club & Driving Range

    3.6(19 reviews)
    15.2 mi

    Still a nice course with shade. Little water. Easily walkable. The staff are friendly, the pro shop…read morehas nice items. A snack counter has coffee for $1.50. I ask for coffee over ice. There is a very nice restaurant called Amos and Moses, and a large banquet room. I'm in New Clevelanders, and our group golfs here on Wednesday mornings.

    I recently returned to golf after pectoral surgery, so warming up before a round is important for…read moreme. Knowing from previous experiences that the ranger at Glen Eagle can be aggressive about pace of play, I stretched and warmed up at my country club before arriving. I arrived for my 6:45 a.m. tee time and teed off at 6:45, possibly a minute late. I fully acknowledge that I could have arrived earlier and take responsibility for that. What I cannot excuse is how the situation was handled. Before I even teed off, the ranger confronted me in an aggressive and unprofessional manner about being late. After I paid and went to the first tee, he approached me again and continued arguing about "golf etiquette" while making unnecessary comments about the tee box I chose to play. It was an uncomfortable interaction that should never have occurred, especially before the round had even started. The most frustrating part is that pace of play was never an issue. My group completed the round in just under four hours on Father's Day weekend, well ahead of the posted 4 hour 20 minute pace. When we made the turn, there were already multiple groups stacked up on the first tee, making it difficult to understand why so much attention was focused on our group. Unfortunately, the interaction did not end there. After the round, while I was sitting in the restaurant having a beer and lunch, the same ranger approached me and restarted the argument from earlier in the day. He commented on my car door being open, which I genuinely appreciated, but then used it as an opportunity to continue criticizing and lecturing me. A customer should not have to deal with repeated confrontations from a staff member hours after the original issue has passed. The situation escalated further when he approached me again in the parking lot and identified himself as "George Storm." After he followed me into the pro shop, the golf professional working there addressed him as Tom and instructed him to leave me alone. Being given one name by an employee and then hearing a different name from another staff member was confusing and only added to an interaction that had already become unnecessarily confrontational. At that point, another employee had to intervene because the ranger would not let the matter go. The course itself was in good condition, and we enjoyed playing it. The staff in the pro shop were professional and respectful. Unfortunately, the ranger's conduct overshadowed the entire experience. In decades of playing golf, I have never experienced a staff member repeatedly seek out a customer before, during, and after a round to continue an argument. I can take accountability for being close to my tee time. What I cannot understand is why a ranger felt the need to repeatedly confront a customer who played well within pace, was spending money at the facility after the round, and simply wanted to enjoy his day. This was, without question, the most unprofessional experience I have ever had with a golf course employee.

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