I am in town for a month and gave this place a try! I only wanted to go to the driving range…read moretoday, but everything was so cheap, including carts and rounds. The course looks great as well. I will be here all month! For the location + price = definitely five stars

As one of the only public driving ranges around this area (Cazenovia, Fayetteville/Manlius,…read moreChittenango) the Oran Driving Range is a great spot to get out and tune your game up. They have buckets for $5, $6, and $7 respectively. They have both grass and hitting mat surfaces, although this year it seems they are charging an extra dollar to use the grass...a little odd but I guess it helps pay for the reseeding. They have a putting green that has seen better days, but works for stretching out the flatstick. They also have an area to practice chipping and sandplay, although it is in pretty rough shape, so you may not see much benefit to using it. At one point, they had lights installed, although I've never seen them open at night...will be asking them next time I'm there and will update this review.

Amazing indoor facility with indoor driving range, pitch and put area, and indoor pickleball and…read moretennis courts. Place is very impressive and staff were incredibly accommodating.

Incredible golf course ! Based on conditions you'd think the grounds crew uses scissors to…read moremaintain! Definitely on the higher end of cost but for a once in a while round, very much worth it !

One of the finest golf clubs in central NY great greens beautiful views. Bring you're friends and…read moreenjoy a round of golf

There is a lady named Connie? who needs a refresher course on customer service. She was very short…read moreand abrupt when we'd ask questions about tee times, she ended the conversation and hung up before we were even done..needless to say we will not be playing there...

Dusty is first foremost an excellent teacher. My daughter has been taking lessons from him for the…read morepast two years and I have observed his approach which is positive and encouraging. I have also taken a lesson from him and he is concise and uses technology to reinforce his teaching without becoming too technical which as an old guy I appreciate. The fact that he talks with me rather than at me is also a sign of an excellent teacher. Secondly, he is an exceptional businessman. I have purchased, traded with, and been nothing but satisfied with the work his does and the merchandise he sells. I would not make a golf purchase without first checking out what he has in stock and the deals that he will offer for your business.

Great shop and owner. I went in with something in mind and, after hearing what I needed, Dustin…read moredirected me to a more appropriate purchase. I couldn't be more pleaed. Small shop with lots to offer and a homey feel. Also two virtual golf simulators that were a surprise. Definitely worth a visit before heading out to the big box stores for golf supplies.

It looks like the amusement park from Scooby Doo, but in the best way possible. Some of the rides…read moreare legit from the 1950s and are among the last of their kind still operating. A literal blast from the past and a thing that I hope continues for more generations to enjoy/investigate. Highly recommended.

Our Vrbo is right across the street from this amusement park. And luckily it opened the weekend we…read moreare staying here. Opening night was Saturday. We rounded up our adult children and made them come with us to check out the park. To be honest, this amusement park is far from it's prime. I'm sure back in the day when it first opened, it probably was so much more exciting and fun. The amusement park looks really run down. Some of the game stands were looking pretty sad. There were a lot of arcade type spots, some were nice and some needed some tlc. There were a few of the rides that were open and operating. Some were still down. The roller-coaster gives you some butterflies while riding it but it's still very tiny. It's about 8 bucks for a very fast ride. So, you're really paying for the core memory of the ride and not the ride itself. I can see this joint being fun for kids and teens. They don't know any better. The bright lights and arcade games is exciting for them. For my older kids who are in their early 20's, we were able to distract them with a few games for some tickets but the interest didn't last long. For a smaller amusement park, it does it's job. It would be a fun date night just to walk the beach, share a fry bread and ride the roller coaster. I'm happy I got to check it out with my little family tonight. It wasn't the most exciting but we got to share time and create some memories together hanging out at the amusement park tonight.

OK - I am 63 years old, and this will be my 63rd year at Cedar Lake…read more BUT, lest you think this is a place only for the geezers, this will be the 30th summer for my 29 year old daughter, who now brings her family here. The beach will be filled with children playing in the sand, learning to swim, and meeting new friends. Others of all ages will be enjoying a day-trip picnic, or a round of golf, or some quiet fishing. Why? A spring-fed pristine lake kept quiet by an absence of power boats. 100+ simple cabins nestled above the lake on one side amid long-growth trees. An excellent 18-hole golf course on the other side of the lake. A central Club House with a great restaurant. And most of all, affordability! This is the kind of club where even young adults and young families can afford to be members. I don't know why this is listed under "entertainment" when it is really a full-service country club with the plus of having on-site seasonal living available. I mean, where else these days could you find a "summer home" ready to move into for as little as $20,000? (No, I did not lose a zero - that is twenty thousand dollars for a summer home - along with all the amenities, with only an annual membership and cottage charge of about $2500. As we say, Cedar Lake Club is Cental New York's best kept secret.

Was out for celebration 250 events including a craft fair. Love coming to Sylvan Beach was is a…read morequaint lakeside tourist town which tends to be more of a season based local. This is a lakeside beach community located on the Eastern shore of Lake Oneida. They have an amusement park and always seem to have lots of outdoor events. Walkable downtown area and a number of great restaurants.

I litterally watched a parking meter officer ticket three cars, the owners of which had no idea…read morethere was a parking fee because they didn't see the small sign at the end of the parking lot (a fourth person just happened to see the sign at the last minute). In at least two of the cases, the officer could have easily told the drivers there was a fee but instead waited for them to turn the corner and then went and ticketed the cars. My guess is that this is the way the town survives financially. On a positive note, the outdoor seating and wait staff at the Lakehouse were very good.