Good local golf club. I've only played a single front nine and I've hit a dozen or so bucket of…read moreballs at the range. Buy, with my limited experience, I've got nothing to voice an objection over. Friendly helpful staff. Well maintained course.

I have been a member since it opened in 1998. I have enjoyed playing here ever since. They have 2…read moreproblems.Last year they started letting public tee off,during league play that starts at 8:30, and the sand traps are unplayable.

Do not come here unless you are good with waiting close to two hours to get your main entree, 90…read moreminutes to receive your appetizers, and coffee 30 minutes after ordering. I'd you don't mind gettint your food lukewarm, this is your place. Management was ornery when we complained. This was on a Sunday afternoon. Never again.

I only come to Drumlins to use the indoor tennis courts because they are free for SU students with…read moreyour student ID during certain days/hours! My friends and I have been coming here for the past three years and have had nothing but positive and friendly experiences! The staff is very friendly and helpful when determining when the courts are free for students and are accommodating when you need to chance a time or cancel last minute. The courts are extremely well maintained and they even offer classes on an individual and group basis! If you are in need of renting a tennis court definitely come here!

Was in town for work and was able to snag a last minute tee time on a Saturday. Overall course was…read morein 7.5/10 shape, carts were in really good shape and clean. Thankfully they accommodated me as a solo even thought they have a min of 2 players per tee time rule (thank you Syracuse vs Army for being in town). My only gripe was I actually had an original tee time later in the morning and the 2-some I joined apparently canceled, so they cancelled me too without calling. Thankfully I had called to see if I could get an earlier time and that's how I found out. Otherwise, a def recommend if you're in the area

I am only reviewing the food not the golf. I took my mother and mother in law here for Mother's…read moreDay brunch. I'm pretty disappointed. Way too overpriced and did not include any alcohol. They should at least give the mom one free mimosa or whatever. The food was underwhelming at best. It was buffet style so I didn't expect 5 star but just not this bad. Not one item stuck out to me as being good. Never going back to eat here but the golf course looks amazing. Great atmosphere and awesome staff were only positives from today.

Came here as a guest for dinner. I ordered the Chicken Francaise. The chicken was REALLy good! Came…read morewith a little pasta and some sautéed spinach. Plus capers. The only thing I wish was that it had more of a lemon sauce. The pasta was a little dry. But would def order again.

Back nine very serene, quiet. Course is beautiful. Clubhouse is great. Members friendly.read more

Much more environmentally friendly than Red Lakes, Orange Lakes, and Purply-Crimson Toxic-Sludge…read moreLakes. It's nice that while the rest of us are paying $8 just to visit the beautiful lake the rich and upper-middle-class golfers get to do their thing just outside the pay section of the park. How convenient. Still it's a beautiful Golf Course. A shame that a big chunk of such a beautiful area was devoted to a golf course, but welcome to the human race. They are very eager to tell you that Robert Jones designed it. I'm glad it's such a well-designed and beloved course, because it's in one of the most naturally beautiful areas for a golf course anywhere. Anyway, the Golf Course itself is a 4-star course, with 3-star prices, and it averages out to 3 because I don't like that they take up a decent-sized chunk of this expensive national park, which everyone else has to pay to explore. But that's just me.

To Those Committed to Great Golf Experiences:…read more On Friday 9/1/2023, we played Green Lakes State Park Golf Course. I booked a tee time 7 days in advance and there was only a single open tee time available on Friday at 2:20 PM going into a busy Labor Day weekend. When we arrived at 12:20 PM a cancellation had just occurred and the PGA Professional Jeff Carson was kind enough to let us take the open time at 12:30 PM. His offer was much appreciated since we drove 2 hours and 20 minutes one-way from the Albany area and planned to return after golfing. The park and the grounds in the area of the golf course are in extraordinarily great condition that reflected a truly strong commitment to a regular schedule of well-timed and planned maintenance and upkeep. Green Lake State Park Golf Course stands out as one of the best, if not the finest, golf courses we have played in the last 10 years and that includes both public and private courses. We play between 50 and 75 rounds of golf in a typical year. The place is absolutely in immaculate and outstanding condition. The tee boxes, fairways and greens were perfectly groomed and manicured, the rough was fairly deep and challenging and the greens, well the greens were simply amazing; fast, very undulating with many severe and challenging breaks that were difficult to read, but the putting was quite fast and very true. The traps were well raked and maintained with ample amounts of sand. The layout was designed by famed golf course architect Robert Trent Jones in circa 1930 and he made full use of a dramatically beautiful wooded landscape with severe elevation changes to create a challenging (but fair) exciting layout that is as stimulating to play as it is beautiful to observe with its many scenic views of Green Lake and the surrounding forest where the park is located. The par 3's were all challenging, well protected by bunkers, but set at fair yardage lengths. The par 5's ranked among some of the most interesting holes on the course due to their dramatic changes in elevation and the par 4's were all reasonably long, often with doglegs that required executing difficult approach shots to well-bunkered greens and tough pin placements. The greens are a wide variety of sizes, but every one was rolling fast and loaded with interesting undulations, unusually large and sometimes multiple breaks, and great, very challenging, but fair pin placements. The course was in perfect condition and this would have been challenging enough to maintain if this were a lightly played private country club course, but this is a very fairly priced, extremely well-played, busy public golf course in a desirable State Park setting. The golf course is itself nothing short of a real jewel that NYS should be proud to list among its finest State Park golf offerings. The golf course, as great and enjoyable as it was, is only part of the story. I believe the clubhouse and all of the amenities went through a significant remodeling project in 2015 or 2016 and the end result is a really nice bar and a well run restaurant that offers a terrific menu with great drinks and an awesome view of Green Lake from the veranda located at an elevated point maybe 150 to 200 feet above the lake itself. The renovations to the facility and all the surrounding amenities just added to the first rate dining and golf experience. The restaurant/bar concession is known as Yards Grill and it is exceptionally well run with great food and well made drinks and a sizable menu with a wide range of meal choices. The one thing I would like to stress and add to this review is that this kind of experience doesn't just happen by accident. It begins and ends with the commitment the NY State Parks Department is making to have Green Lake State Park be an amazing destination and a truly great golf experience. That could not be reflected better than by the current PGA Professional Jeff Carson and the commitment of his entire dedicated team who operate and maintain this wonderful facility. Even on what had to be one of their busiest days, they operate a golf facility in a manner that is professional, friendly, kind, considerate, and truly customer service focused and oriented and from what we experienced and saw while we were there, that approach applies whether you are golfing there on a regular daily basis or just visiting on an occasional trip like we did. Kudos to Jeff Carson, the PGA Professional, and all involved with his team and thank you for a truly great golfing experience that stands out and will be memorable for a long time in the future. I cannot give Green Lakes State Park Golf Course a stronger recommendation or a higher rating to anyone who loves to play golf. This place is a 10 on a 5 scale in my book and this rating is truly well-earned and richly deserved! You won't regret playing at Green Lakes State Park Golf Course and/or eating at Yards Grill. Thanks so much! Jim Dombrowski Delmar, New York

The first range that I have been at in Syracuse, it's pricier than other ranges I've been at but…read moreit's well kept and staff is super nice. You pay for a bucket inside, they give you a code and you type it in where you get the bucket. The grass area was filled but there are plenty of mats! You can buy tees for $2 inside if using grass. Great place to go!

Great place to work on your game, first class staff FUN ! Large range allows player to hit…read moreevery club

Stopped for dinner and decided to sit at the bar because no one came to seat us at a table. There…read morewas a tournament finishing so it was pretty busy. We got Reuben egg rolls for an appetizer and I got the tings dinner and my husband got some kind of chicken sandwich. The appetizer and meals came out together, which wasn't really a big deal. Everything was delicious! The chili lime and garlic parm tings were so tasty. The reason for 4 stars was due to the staff seeming to be overwhelmed and yelling at one another in front of patrons.

Had a burger for lunch a couple of weeks ago. It was large, moist, cooked medium as requested. I'm…read morenot a big French fry fan, but I couldn't stop eating them! Nicely seasoned, hot, crunchy. Service was attentive. Prices reasonable. Surprisingly quiet for a Friday lunch. I'm sure the rain dampened turn out, as this restaurant is located at a golf course.

Great place for lunch or dinner! We ordered chicken quesadillas and burgers! They were delicious!…read moreHighly Recommend!!

Course is just OK. Nothing of major challenge here. We avoided the rain when we played, but the…read morecourse would have been easier to drive on using jet skis. We had a dreadfully slow gas golf cart which almost got stuck in the mud twice. I think we played the west course. The greens were nicely kept and fast. Not much sand or water on this course. The wet course wouldn't allow the ball to roll too far, and the uncut grass on the fairway made it so you could lose your ball even if you hit down the middle. They did have a nice bar and restaurant. Having a beverage cart on the course was also very useful.

Hickory Hill Miniature Golf is fun for mini golfers who love a challenge…read more Ah yes, Hickory Hill. Home of miniature golf holes with water hazards, bunkers, roughs, and the dreaded 12th-hole-cave-of-doom. This is the mini golf course your parents warned you about. As the name suggests, this beautifully landscaped putt putt oasis is set into a hill. You start at the bottom, where one of two gently babbling creeks ends its long meandering journey through the front nine in a pond. The first hole is a forgiving straight shot (short and easy). The second is lengthy, and if you gun it, the green will let your ball roll right off and into the pond (which is why they kindly provide a skimmer at every lagoon). And that's two big things to love about Hickory Hill: their lengths are oversized, and feature many opportunities for your ball to do what you don't want it to do. The 12th hole is a monster: your ball has a steep climb to the cave at the top. Once it gets there, if it doesn't find the hole, or a rare niche to cling to, your golf ball will roll all the way back down the hill to the tee. There's a 90% chance you'll max out your six strokes. Don't be mad -- just get more holes in one on the front nine. Overall, this Hickory Hill is a ton of fun to play. I recommend it for family fun and World Minigolf Sport Federation (yes, it's a thing) wannabes alike!

My experience here was absolutely horrendous there were push carts left in the fairway broken in…read morehalf and the fairway was muddy and the greens even worse there were divots in the green and they were wet muddy and ruined absolutely horrendous trip in all.

If I could give 0 stars I would. Normally at a golf course I go with boyfriend and we get a cart…read more we both have valid driver's licenses and it's never a problem. However when we went to get a cart here the ladies were nothing but rude from the start, how can I drive my own car to the course and not drive a golf cart? I said we will go somewhere else because we never have this problem and they proceeded to say "ruin someone else's sport". The two ladies had no respect whatsoever. We have never been reckless to anyone or anything at a golf course and go for the pure enjoyment. Not to mention my boyfriend has driven a cart there when someone else was at the desk and was given no problem.

This is for the 9 west course at arrowhead, and that's it, was a nice lil course.. wasnt very…read morechangeling thou and was very short course / one reason wasnt very difficult obviously, but was nice and not to busy!! Now the other side / the regular 18 hole course looked nice and was very very busy at a around 9am was packed , which is nothing new honestly in my opinion, lol. I've been at or around other courses that had an 18 hole course then also an extra 9 hole course around or on the other side ,, very nice.. good price and value even for the ( 9 west ) course. I'm sure the regular 18 is also nice.. maybe next time I'll get to it , unfortunately no pics. I didnt even think about it while was playing