I have played Buffalo at its best and worst. Over the past 18 months the course has endured some of…read moreits worst setbacks ever and yet, is continually striving to make improvements!! I will continue to play here on a regular basis and I think it is one of the best valued golf courses in Western PA!! Give it another chance!!! Jeff K.

We paid for 18 holes and they kicked us out on the 16th at 845 pm. Would not come here againread more

The food is delicious. Friendly and attentive staff. Prices are fair. Highly recommend.read more

Never again. Course…read morewas in horrible condition minus the greens, the trees are overgrown on to the fairways to where you couldn't hit the ball at a normal height on about half of any given hole, the grass needed cut, the dining areas have not been updated since the 1990s, and the staff was pretentious. The golf carts were outdated and poorly maintained. During the banquet reception, the speakers' microphones kept going in and out. Nobody cared to step up and replace them. I was embarrassed for the club. It was sloppy. I would have been extremely mad had I paid to play that course. Luckily I didn't have to pay because it was a company sponsored event. Right now, I'd question playing this course again even if I got to play for free. I think I'll just stick with playing at my club and save the drive. The place needs new ownership and management. They just need to start from scratch.

Today was my first time on a driving range since I was 15. My son joined the school golf team, and…read morehas been learning. I figured "why not give it a shot myself?" My neighbor gave me a driver, and my son and I went to Birdsfoot on a recommendation from another friend. We started out with talking to a couple golfers in the parking lot. They were pleasant people, told us where the driving range is and whatnot. We then went inside the clubhouse and got the tokens for the ball machine. Very pleasant staff, cold drinks in the cooler behind the counter, and the prices of the balls were cheaper than I expected. We got to the driving range, and it was awesome. We hit 4.5 big buckets between the two of us, and had a truly great time. We will be going back for sure.

I truly don't know why I only go out there once a year, but that's 100% going to change, course was…read morein amazing shape (bunkers were a lil rough) but this time of year that's going to happen, and especially since everything else was perfect it didn't even matter, hot dog was great, the replay 9 hole rate was pretty fair, overall solid track

Closed back in 2023 to make it into a solar farm. Will miss playing there. Was very very nice with…read moregreat greens. One of 4 or 5 courses that have closed recently in NW PA.

Great course that is well maintained, flat with nicely groomed fairways. The sand traps have real…read moresand that you can dig into that makes traps easier to hit out of. The greens are top notch with mostly smooth level surfaces but still challenging. I give the course 4 stars because the clubhouse did not sell beer. Sounds petty but most golfers want a cold beer while they golf

Easily of my favorite places to golf! Long, hilly course with open fairways. Decently priced. Nice…read morepractice area near the club house. Only downfall would be that the bunkers need some TLC. Love this place!

Great Food!! Will be back! We were told about this place and decided to try it out. The Onion soup…read morewas awesome. I had the steak. It was amazing. Thank you for bringing good stuff to our area!

Pheasant Ridge review Sloping hills with lots of trees to…read moremake for narrow fairways. Clusters of holes next to each other then long cart rides to a distant tee box. The elevation changes makes for a tough track. Many of the fairways on the front 9 present trouble in less than 230 yards making driver stay in the bag for the first 4 holes. The greens are well kept and have a lot of angulation The cart path only and riding along side the fairways makes the round a lot slower. Staff were friendly. Range is iron only. Putting green and no chipping green. Small parking lot and smaller clubhouse but a beautiful patio with a nice view of the 18th hole

Made a tee time last weekend for this Saturday. Had it pushed back on Friday for an anticipated…read morefrost delay, then they called as I was about to leave for the course to tell me that it was now cancelled as their driveway sealing hadn't dried. Not good planning. Fortunately we were able to find a course that was open.

Best meat burguer I've tried so far! People are down to…read moreearth, nice, and very cozy environment. I recommend the pulled pork sandwich if you come here. 10/10 would come again

I had no idea what to expect when my friend's band played the Slippery Rock Golf Club on a cold…read moreMarch Friday night. It's way out there, if you're not from the area & your GPS will take you on a scenic winding road, country detour which is OK in daylight but a nightmare in the pitch dark on the way home. This review is based solely on the clubhouse bar/restaurant, not on the golf course itself. The building is non-descript on the outside, but fairly nice inside with a large bar, dining area, middle room with pool table & back banquet room that looks like a regular basic wedding reception room (essentially what I imagine it's used for)...which is where the band played. There is no actual stage. It was quite busy on a Friday night and the two bartenders were slightly overwhelmed and doing their best to take care of the customers. They actually have a pretty big menu with lots of choices, and I had the fish and chips which was good-a very large piece of fried fish. The Miller Lite on draft was cheap at three dollars a pint. The band had a decent crowd in the back room, mostly older folks, so it was a little strange like playing to an old people's wedding reception, but it worked out & was fun. They look like they have a nice patio attached to the restaurant that overlooks the golf course that will be nice once the weather warms up. If my friends play here again I would stop by but not living in the area doubtful that I will be back until then. Having said that if you live in the area definitely worth a looksee and looks like a decent place to eat or sit at the bar. They have a one of the largest screen TV's I've seen in a bar. The bartenders were friendly despite how busy they were.

5 Stars for sure the place is amazing. It's the first time I've been here and I thought it was just…read morenice golf course but it's much more. Besides golf you can swim,play tennis,paddle board and shoot trap in the winter. Plus the have a huge Hall for special events and weddings. I'm sure the cost of membership is extremely high so I'll just enjoy my day here.

Fox Chapel is a true gem located 10 miles northeast of downtown Pittsburgh and across the Alleghany…read moreRiver from famed Oakmont Country Club. The Seth Raynor layout boasts template hole designs such as Punchbowl, Eden, Cape, Redan, Alps, and Biarritz. The front nine features more template holes than the back with the inward nine showcasing more hole designs unique to Fox Chapel. Like all Raynor courses, Fox Chapel focuses much more on good architecture and having fun rather than a punishing challenge. The result is a layout that you look forward to playing every time out whether it is with your buddies, spouse, or kids. The family friendly club delivers a parkland layout that caters to all handicap levels with a modest level of forced carries and non grassed areas with additional facilities that include fine and casual dining, a swimming pool, and tennis courts. Raynor conceived a routing that makes it one of the easiest and most enjoyable courses to walk that you'll find, especially considering the rolling terrain. This feature helped Fox Chapel secure the 2002 Curtis Cup and the 2012-2014 Senior Players Championships. The layout also lends itself to Fox Chapel boasting a healthy caddie program with three levels of caddie experience to choose from while those that don't wish to walk being offered a cart for their round. Bottom line, Fox Chapel is a flagship example of how to deliver a club that attracts families through great amenities, service, and a Top 100 golf course that is flat out fun for every handicap level. In conclusion, I wish Fox Chapel was my home course. The routing is a ton of fun with brilliant versions of Redan and Biarritz; my favorite par three designs. From the scratch golfer to the guy taking his family out for a round, Fox Chapel beautifully caters to a wide swath of golfers with the enjoyable architecture that only Seth Raynor could deliver. A top five course in Pennsylvania, don't miss an opportunity to play here.

I will say that the course is nice and in good shape, but ultimately, the staff and atmosphere…read moreleaves room for improvement. When we arrived, we were greeted politely by the starter and golf course staff. However, once we were inside, the attitude changed. I can't say if this is uniform of what their experience is like, or of this is just a small blip because of COVID, but the service at the restaurant and bar attached to the golf course was dismal. When we checked in for the course, we were informed that there is a $39 fee for a rider, in addition to the golf fee of $130 per person. While I was informed ahead of time that the $39 fee existed, I will say that of all of the high end courses I've ever played, this is the first course that ever actually enforced it. Not the best value, but I was fully aware of their policy, so I cannot say I wasn't informed. After checking in, we ordered food, and was told it would be ready by our tee time. When we arrived to pick up our food, I was told the food was just being boxed up, and charged for food that had not even been started. 10 minutes later I come to find out that the food had not been started, and I'm now 10 mins late for my tee time. After asking for a refund, I rush outside to hit my first tee shot, only to realize 2 mins later that they had shortchanged me by $13 dollars. Overall, the course is nice, and is in good shape. Having driven 3 hours from Philadelphia, I would have expected a better experience. If the golf and atmosphere had been better, I would have definitely been inclined to come back. After this experience, I would not spend the time, or money coming back. While it's hard to put into words how truly bad the experience was, the overall lack of professionalism and indifference to our concerns is among the worst I've seen at a high end course.

Voted as the #1 public gold course in Pennsylvania by Golf Week Magazine, BJ was not about to miss…read morean opportunity to golf here. First off, the views of the surrounding Allegheny Mountains and Cumberland Valley as breathtaking. The golf course has five par 5's and five par 3's, including one named "Tiny Tim". The No. 4, which is the "Volcano," is rated as the hardest hole on the entire course. On No. 10, you hit from an raised green over a valley to a two-tiered green with a high shelf in back. All in all, BJ enjoyed this course.