Went here for a lesson today. The place is awesome. Awesome technology. Set up well for left…read morehanders. Very spacious.

From the owner: "New premium indoor screen golf place in Edgewater New Jersey, Can experience the most high-end and…read moreelegant environment as well as the latest Golf zone devices！"

I got my husband a gift card for Christmas…read more Excellent staff that is accommodating and super friendly. They play good music, it's clean, organized, well-run, and a lot of fun. I'm just learning how to play golf, and I'm very comfortable here with my husband teaching me. A gift card here makes the perfect gift! I intend to buy him another gift card for his birthday. I highly recommend for all!

Customer service was amazing, I ordered the wrong stuff online, when I went to pick it up, I…read morerealized it. The manager could not have been any nicer. A big thanks to the young manager, you sure have great people skills. Food is always delicious

If you get the chance, jump at the opportunity to play this little, almost 100 year old gem of a…read morecourse in Eastchester, NY. A club, that members will be glad to remind you, was once the home course of Babe Ruth. The conditioning of the course and grounds is top notch, and the reworking that they gave the course a few years back has made the layout a bit more contemporary, without losing the flavor of the original. An added bonus is that this has to be one of the closest golf clubs to NYC. The staff is great as well, would return (if invited), any time!

This is a very nice but very low profile Club. The food is excellent, the environment is very…read morecasual and relaxed. The golf course is not long but in very good shape and with very fast green s.

Van Cortlandt Park Golf course is the oldest public golf course in the United States, opened on 6th…read moreJuly 1895. It is situated in Van Cortlandt Park which is the third largest park in New York city at just over 1200 acres. Near the golf house there is a lake which is home to a family of swans, a gaggle of geese and sord of quacking mallards. There are many trails as well for cycling, hiking and running surrounding the gated fairways. The grounds and fairways of the course are well maintained. Prices are reasonable ranging from $29 for senior to $45 adults. The park opens early at dawn and closes by dusk. There are refreshments available at the club house. Sometimes the balcony is rented for weddings. Van Cortlandt Park golf course is a great escape from the city within the city! Enjoy!

This is a great place to have your next special occasion. It has a wonderful rustic look that will…read moregive you and your guests a warm and festive feel. It's right on the lake which enhances the look as well. The set up outside was very nicely set up and it was great for 30-100 guests. I was the wedding officiant for the wedding so I'm into the overall appeal. I didn't stay for The food since I had another event to go to. But judging by the smells coming from the kitchen, it must have been good! The indoor room works wonderfully just in case the weather turned to rain or snow. I can see this as a great place to have your next function for any season!

Nice easygoing and walkable 9 hole course. Greens are in great shape and pin placement challenging…read more Always a nice breeze sun never in your eyes. The staff is so friendly and helpful led by Billy "manager extraordinaire! A little gem in the Bronx.

first time at this 9hole course and I was having fun until the 7th hole where the Starter/Ranger…read more(Vincent) drove in the middle of the fairway and started hitting balls he placed on the ground including my ball, that I hit. I yelled and he ignored me. When I walked to where my ball was it was missing. I called the office to report what transpired, and the starter returned. He had no remorse and said he didn't hear me when I yelled. He departed with no apologie. I called again and he returned and with a zip lock baggie full of balls and said which is my ball. At that moment I walked away and stopped playing. He was rude when he attempted to apologize. Later I spoke with the manager (Mr Burns) who was a gentleman, but he gave me every excuse. I told Mr Burns that I never saw a starter play while paying customers were playing the same hole. I told him it's insane.

Mountain golf never thrilled me, avoiding it at all costs but a cheap round from hot deals got me…read moreup there somewhere in the center of the city Yonkers. First breakfast and they served it at the bar - not thinking this is typical during the warmer weather as ambient temps hovered around brisk 49*. Bacon, egg and cheese on a roll with salt & pep, a Coors light and a shot of Jack. Breakfast and lunch service by the young barkeep was outstanding. His company of chit chat and recommended Yonkers golf tracks was most welcome. Glancing around the glade, the course is well woven into the mountain side at a sneaky 6400 yards of sloping fairways as you descend. On the practice range an older local gentleman approached me and delivered a summary that I quickly took down in yellow Sharpie and I'm glad he did. Managing your game, hitting shorter accurate shots is the only way to survive out here. When the holes slopes left to right, ya gotta draw it into it and fade the opposite way for us righties as balls settle deeply in the bog where the turkeys roam. The greens looked to have been airated (punched) a week ago, so they were mostly healed up, but putts did bounce a bit -- keeping an honest line and were quick from the back. After battling light hail on 18 tee - a par 3 and the cold front that was it's predecessor from 15, the golf day was done, totally dispensing my prior opinion of mountain golf. Back in the clubhouse quaffing steins of Yonkers Ale and making merry again, one eye on the sports tele, one ear on the sizzle of my burger a mere ten feet away and a hand on the Jack that keeps apoearing before me by the fellow to my left. Each little cook temp preference I gave was written down line by line resulting in the EXACT meal I was envisioning -- so double credit to my attentive barkeep and to the chef with the kind face and happy smile that delivered a doosie of a burger and fries.

Great place! Love the location perfect for anyone in lower Westchester. Cart girl was around with…read moredrinks at least 3-4 times! She was awesome! Joe and Christine (I think were their names) helped me buy some golf balls, and a new glove! Very friendly! And I teed off on time! Couldn't ask for more

Time for some basic maintenance. At least 2 of the 18 hole floors do not work. The mats are also…read moreworn out.

Went here for the first time and couldn't be more pleased…read more Prior to coming here, I've never golfed before. Never even held a club. And after just one visit here I'm upset I never tried this sooner. The staff here is really friendly and helpful and will be glad to answer any questions. I was also skeptical of these simulators, I didn't expect it would be very fun or engaging, but it is. I just did the driving range simulator, where you hit off of an automated tee. Great setup and it lets you concentrate on hitting the ball. I'm as much of a beginner as they come, but even after just one session, I have noticeably improved and can't wait to come back. I was here with my 7 year old and we both had a great time. Great for families as well. Great vibe here. Highly recommended. Price is good as well.

I am an older beginner golfer and began taking lessons at Turtle Cove first with Greg Moon, he…read moremoved to a course in Pa, and then with Keith Profilio. He is an amazing teacher. I am left handed and Keith has the ability to play both right and left handed. He has a tremendous amount of patience and a deep appreciation of the finer points of golf. He also explains the whys and wherefores of hitting. He also has a sense of humor! I really appreciate my introduction to golf with Greg Moon and my continuing golf education with Ke

Wow what memories of turtle cove golf center in the city island part of the Bronx or technically…read morenot in city island but close enough .You got a driving golf range to hit the bucket full of golf balls as far as you can , mini golf range for the kids or adults who stink at regular golf and a batting cage section to get your swing on . Place looks the same after all these years and it's a bit scary at night if you look across the road and wonder what's lurking in the woods .A food stand that actually has good food so I can stuff my face while hitting golf balls and while we are here a little batting practice and finishing up with some fun miniature golf before we hit the road . Good memories are back while visiting turtle cove golf center in the Bronx and after all these years them woods across the road still scares me .4.5 stars and I still stink at hitting golf balls .

I've been a weekend hacker for approximately 15 years of playing golf. My decision to start taking…read morelessons is largely due to COVID and not being able to snowboard (my main sport) for the year. I purchased a full package of lessons/fitting for a full year (25 lessons) My coach is Chris Sweet and he is an excellent coach. For the first two months, my swing was deconstructed into different parts and he does a great job of not overloading you with adjustments to make. During this time, my swing fell apart but it makes sense - especially if you understand the plateau of latent potential. From my initial swing evaluation to only 8 lessons and 10 weeks later, I've gained about 35 yards of carry distance on my 7 iron (130 yards to 165 yards) adding a nice draw into my shot shape and I haven't even gotten a club fitting yet. I think this speaks volumes about the quality of instruction I received with Chris. If you're familiar with learning something new and improving at it as quickly as possible, you'll know it takes commitment/practice on your part. They have a plethora of resources available to become a student of the game and continue learning even while you're not striking balls. Additionally, you can review past lessons and refer to them if something stops working with your swing which was critically important for me.

I paid for my classes which included being fitted for clubs yet I was never afforded the latter. I…read moresent multiple emails to arrange for the fitting and never received a response. Also the instruction I received seemed to be more confusing than helpful. Since I've completed classes there I've spent a lot of time reviewing YouTube videos and reading books and I realized my issue was my hands. If you're not holding the club correctly you will never get your form correct especially on the back swing. Once I figured this out, my swing improved dramatically. But this is something they should have been stressed at GolfTEC. I felt as though the instructor was disconnected insofar as training and was just "mailing it in." I'm not saying it was worthless because that would not be fair - there were some good pointers that I picked up there but I felt there should have been more emphasis on basic concepts that may have made a huge difference for me. Are they friendly? Absolutely. They were never rude. They were always genuinely friendly. My recommendation is read as much as you can in advance and watch as many videos as you can before you go there because I doubt if you will receive any strong technical explanation (no handouts were given at all just some scribble on a board in the room). It isn't worth it in my opinion. I honestly believe that , with a little training, I could explain more than I received: when you are not good at something and then figure things out you can readily share those pitfalls with others.