Pickleball Warehouse is a well organized and indoor multi court space. They have anything from…read morepaddles and coffee/snacks on sale to courts for each level, leagues, and lessons. It is $12 for a non-member daily drop-in fee (used to be $10), but at least $90 for month-to-month membership. All memberships provide unlimited open play though. When you first come in, you have to make an account and then sign a waiver. Afterwards, I think you have an option to put a card on file and you don't have to keep resigning a waiver. I think open play gets popular and busy after 5:30pm on weekdays and on weekends which have different hours. There is free parking at the lot behind the building or on the side, just make you look at the signs and they don't interfere with the bus stops. There's a sign in front of each skill level like intermediate and advanced that has rules or ratings (DUPR) for what you should be able to do to play in that area. The intermediate courts are 3.0-3.5, and there's 5 courts excluding the two in the back where you can pay to reserve it. There's a rack where you can stick your paddle in and you'll rotate that way. If it's not busy, the winners stay on and perhaps change partners until you've played two games and then you rotate out. When I went, it wound up being so full that the paddle rack was full and we rotated 4 people. It's a great way to play with many other people and their own styles. It is cold inside since it quite literally is a warehouse and average height of ceiling so if you're trying to lob high and get behind the players, they're might be a chance you hit the ceiling or a pipe.

Fantastic time team building today at the Pickleball Warehouse! Carlow PN Program had a blast!read more

I've played this course a few times each year for the past decade and for the price I always find…read morethe course to be well-maintained with a friendly staff. In particular, they've done a good job remodeling and maintaining the clubhouse with a nice little bar and larger banquet room.

I'd golf Manor Valley any day...and have for years. Well laid out with decent challenges,…read moremaintained and always good to go. The staff is the best - friendly and professional. Gary and Carol Frye always made sure you golfed, ate and sipped with a smile. One of the best places for an outing in terms of the course, packages and prices. Just a great place to golf!

I bowl here regularly and it somehow keeps getting worse. Lanes break constantly, and when you ask…read moreemployees to fix them, they act annoyed--like you're bothering them for doing their job(Especially Rich and Nick). Most of the time they're just sitting around while customers deal with malfunctioning lanes. To top it off, the music is blasted so loud it feels intentional, like they're trying to rush people out. Poor service, poor maintenance, not worth the money.

Seems like a great center. I came in Saturday morning -- Joe at the counter was pleasant, and…read moreeverything seems well maintained.

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.

Paradise island could have been a great experience since they have a decent venue and the…read moredecorations are nice. What really shoots it down is how bad the service is and the consistency of the food. We normally have happy hour for work here and We went on a Wednesday. There is a deal for wings on Wednesday for 0.85 cents per wing, however, not only are the wings small but I was charged $15 dollars. Not only that, they never once got water despite asking multiple times, did not correct the wing order, and incessantly tried to get my group to get more orders of ranch. Now the caveat? They didn't tell us it was extra and charged us for it. It does not even come with fries. The food was also served cold....on a hot summer day? How does that even happen? Service is deceiving because she gave the deal to someone else but not to me. It just felt like they wanted more money so they charged me more. If they work on their deals, customer service, and quality of the wings then it might go up. Other facilities look okay. If you come here for the other facilities, I saw other reviews also have issues with the service but go at your own discretion.

"The beach is open," I explain to my husband, tossing him some sunscreen. "Lather up," I said…read more The outdoor space at Paradise Island is open May - September. It has an upper level with a bar and cornhole setup. The lower level has a stage, another bar, and lots of tables. You are right on the river so you can dock your boat or relax by the water. Drinks are cheap especially during happy hour. Service is prompt. I wish I could get draft beer out there, but it's okay.

Great course that is challenging! I enjoyed it because its not like the other courses. Being a…read morenewbie at golf i like a good challenge and this one is above par.

Honestly for the price ($40) this is one of the most enjoyable rounds for all skill levels. I've…read moreplayed here a few times each year for a while now and you won't lose a significant number of golf balls, the scenery is beautiful and the course is maintained to the level you'd expect. It's confusing that their tee times are through golfnow but then they don't honor senior rates (despite paying a fee for the online tee times). Their "clubhouse" slash barn could use some work and more food options, especially in the morning.

Played here in an outing and was surprised I hadn't really heard of this course before! The…read moreclubhouse and course were all well maintained and this course was challenging but approachable. The tee boxes and some of the fairways were in rough shape but the greens and course overall were great overall. There are quite a few blind tee shots or approaches so you have to do a bunch of driving back and forth to make sure you're clear. I'd definitely stop back for another round.

If you want to spend $70 for a 6 hour round, then Madison is the place for you! Used to be my…read morefavorite western PA course, has gone downhill over the past couple seasons. Wont be going back.

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.

This is an absolute beautiful course with well maintained greens and facilities. The carts are…read morerelatively new and thankfully have GPS enabled. But for nearly $100, the price doesn't match the quality. I found the starter to be friendly while the gentlemen working the bag drop off area clearly weren't having a great day. For ~$70-75 I think you'd be getting a reasonable rate, but as it stands I don't find myself coming back here often.