Katie was a great instructor, I really liked the setup in terms of being able to work with…read moredifferent clubs, see or mistakes from multiple angles, and also see improvements just as quickly. Katie had an eye for which golfers have similar physical builds to me and my son and that also helped improve our swing. The music is pretty on point and that was just a fun little extra. We didn't grab food on this outing but they do serve food and there was loads of options nearby as well. I brought my own clubs and my son used some of theirs and it worked out great. Wish I lived close enough to go here all the time.

Checked Five Iron for the first time with my friend as we were looking to check out an indoor…read moresimulator for the winter. It was a great time, it was affordable, it was a pleasant space with enough room to move around. Staff were great, beer was fresh and the pizza and Nashville sandwich I would recommend. Definitely will visit again before we transition back to outdoor Golf!

New local ownership has brought a fresh vision to Bay Hills Golf Club, with significant investment…read morebeing made throughout the facility. Improvements include upgrades to the golf course irrigation system and bunkers, along with updates to the food and beverage space, now known as the Overlook Bar & Grille. The Overlook has become a great gathering spot, offering public dining Friday through Sunday with a relaxed atmosphere, good food, and drinks. It's also a versatile event space that can host up to 150 guests, making it a great option for parties, celebrations, and community events.

Really nice golf course- manicured nicely. 18 holes, lots of great views as well. Staff is friendly!read more

One of the funniest Golf courses I have ever played. I love how you get a taste of all the pga…read moremajor courses here.

Have played here a number of times in support of an annual fundraiser for the Summit School in…read moreEdgewater. Each hole is a replica of a hole at well known golf courses (Sawgrass, Cherry Hills, Augusta National, etc.). They do a great job of taking each one of the holes together to make a great experience. I have typically been there in October and the course has been consistently in great condition. The greens are very fast and challenging. Probably one of the more difficult courses I have played. The staff have been consistently friendly and helpful. I always look forward to my opportunities to play here.

My group has stayed the past 5 years and every year it gets better and better. The Queenstown…read morestaff, club house, lodging, food, etc has been wonderful to us and helpful with every stay.

This was our second year at Queenstown Harbor for 3 days. We had 6 golfers in 3 bungalows. As…read moreusual check-in was painless and the bungalows are so comfortable for each visitor. The River and Lakes golf courses were kept in great condition and very challenging. The Queenstown Harbor location was also very convenient to a number and variety of very good, local restaurants. Most of all, all the Queesntown Harbor employees were so courteous and responsive to us...they are certainly customer focused!

Not sure why such negative comments. The course is now in good shape. Staff is friendly. Reasonably…read morepriced. Some tough holes (par 3's especially). All in all - easy to get a tee time - good value.

Course went down hill quick. Greens are full of holes and crabgrass. Fairways are bare and in a lot…read moreof spots, just dirt. Used to be worth the drive out of DC, but won't go back until at least next year. I don't know if they got a new superintendent but they need to reevaluate the course condition and where to put funding.

Good place for par 3 and they have min golf and a range as well. Worth the visit. The par 3 course…read moreis what I go for and it's challenging for par 3 and almost perfect to work on your short game.

Bottom Line: A very basic golf center but it's cheap, casual and convenient to the Severna…read morePark-Arnold Ritchie Highway corridor. Severna Park Golf Center consists of an 18 hole miniature golf course, a driving range and a nine hole, par three golf course. The golf center also has a small pro shop and a deck for hosting private parties. The Severna Park Golf Center has been in business for decades and it shows its age a bit. The miniature golf course is fun but the holes are set amongst a barren landscape of rocks. There is also a water feature that has seen better days. You won't find a cheesy theme like you would at the beach or a lush landscape like you will in Pasadena. The driving range is also basic. A good portion of it is covered with ceiling fans but the fans seem to be broken. To enjoy the driving range, buy your balls inside the pro shop and then take your ticket down the steps to the range machine to fill your basket of balls. I have not played the three hole, par three course but it looks like a great place to learn how to play golf or to just have fun with 9 holes, 6 beers and 3 clubs. The longest hole is 125 yards so leave your drivers in the car. Also, watch out for range balls that sneak out of the range. Fore! Although dated and a bit run down, I do like how casual Severna Park Golf Center is. You don't need matching name brand clubs and there isn't a dress code so hackers are welcome! This is a good spot for families, dates and groups! Bottom Line: A very basic golf center but it's cheap and convenient to the Severna Park-Arnold Ritchie Highway corridor. The Pasadena Golf Center is a really nice place to expend some energy and have some fun on the miniature golf course, at the covered and heated driving range or in the multi-speed softball and baseball batting cages. There is ample parking, a little pro shop and room to have a birthday party. I personally was very impressed with the well designed, appropriately landscaped and challenging miniature golf course. The 18 Hole astro turf course has a lot of variety to it and I love that the landscaping is very appropriate for the Chesapeake Bay region. There are fountains, water features, water falls, grassy knolls and cat tails. The landscaping stakes you feel like you are teeing off in the marshes surrounding the Chesapeake Bay watershed. I ergs only don't miss the cheesy Happy Gilmore-ish clowns and pinwheels here! This is a really nice place for families, dates and groups!

Night Hawk has been around for a long time, a staple perhaps in the Crofton/Odenton/Gambrills…read moreregion. It's been a staple for a driving range since long before Top Golf was everywhere. And I think the more intimate and quiet nature of the scenery makes it the better choice. We recently visited for mini-golf with our 9yo, and we all had a blast! The course is nicely challenging for very amateur players like ourselves, but not too difficult to be frustrating. Everyone had a wonderful time. The course itself isn't the shiniest and might be due for some TLC. But, it's clearly been renovated over the years. It does not have decades of wear and tear showing. The tee-off pads looks fairly new, and the greens aren't tattered or anything. It's a nice escape for a family outing. Whether you need golf supplies, want to practice your drive, or fancy a round of putt-putt, this is a wonderful destination!

Prices are way too high for the kind of course it is, greens are just short crab grass. They do…read moreoffer a nice range and pro shop though