Course in great shape. Tough back nine. Will be back. Price is better than most golf courses.read more

The class of '78 just held our 40th reunion. This was the ideal venue. Staff was amazing and…read moreprice was right. I will be surprised if we don't book our next event at this place.

Played the course on August 6, 2025. It is slowly deteriorating. They used to have 27 holes and…read moreclosed the North 9 due to lack of play, the course has a nice layout and could be a great course if it was taken care of. It needs new management. Pros - Challenging layout - Greens were very good, they held and roll nicely. - Easy to get a tee time because nobody wants to play it. To many other quality courses around. - "King Cone Ice Cream on the way home. Cons - Condition, tee boxes were mostly weeds. 50% of the fairways were missing grass and what was there was mostly weeds. - Sand Traps - Poorly maintained

I was trying to enjoy my Sunday when the owner came up harassing my group of friends, saying that…read morewe were holding up two groups of two! I don't recommend coming here if you are a casual golfer, or beginner!

Every hole is unique, the views are fantastic, par 3s are hard, par 5s are getable. Just an all…read moreround relaxed atmosphere that is absolutely worth the drive.

The website never works and they never answer the phone when you call. The club house employees hit…read moreballs on the green of play and run away and laugh. They overcharge compared to the websites rates. Finally the employees like to play in a group of 8 and hold up the pace of play. Would not recommend playing golf here or having any events they host.

Been here once before, glad I made it back. Super affordable (less than $10 to walk 9 holes during…read morethe week). Really well manicured course, surprisingly difficult greens (think Pinehurst like plateau greens) and overall a great two hours of golf. Will make a weekly go of it. There are some really good lunch places in downtown Butler to check out if you plan on making a day of it, if coming from Pittsburgh.

From the owner: All About Golf is the premiere golf practice facility and driving range in and around Butler PA…read more Open year-round with all-weather hitting bays (heat optional), 9-hole golf course, and a 2000 square foot pro shop.

I'm new to this area, but was really surprised by it friendly and homey feeling. I drove up in…read moreearly February and met the owner (Joyce). A lot was on the honor system (purchasing the bucket of balls and dropping money in the drop box). They have a wide open range, where you can his off the mats. It's a good place to learn. Joyce even handed out a flyer with all the prices as well as the local golf prop and her prices too.

Very affordable with a family friendly environment! The staff is wonderful and very accommodating!read more

This Dick's Sporting Goods location caught me by surprise. Lancaster's location is conveniently…read morelocated while this store pops up like a pimple on your ear lobe. 422 doesn't give you a convenient way to access Dick, so you have to cut through a bunch of basic teenage girls in the drive thru spending $8 on a crappuccino. Also, the footwear section made me want to kick myself. These underpaid employees don't keep the shoeboxes recovered properly, meaning that a pair of size 14 Brookes may be under the size 7 youth Adidas shelf -- not to mention that the selection is small anyway. I salute Mr. Dick's brand, but Butler can't do anything right. I'm taking my business to Radio Shack and Sears back at home sweet Intercourse.

We showed up just minutes before closing and they were still bright and cheerful about inviting us…read morein. We came in looking for a carport style tent after having struck out at Walmart. I'll be honest, I wasn't expecting to find one here but they were kind enough to take me around and show me what they had that might fit the bill. Ultimately I wasn't able to find what I was looking for, but that wasn't the fault of the great staff that served me. The store was clean and easy to find my way through, and I did end up impulse buying a $99 firepit that they had on the floor. Turns out it was the last one they had, and I felt quite fortunate enough to grab this great deal. It came with a lid, a grill for cooking on, and a fire poker, making it a great deal. It was also pleasingly attractive, and the group that I first used it around was quite pleased with it. It seems quite sturdy, and is bound to serve us for quite a number of years to come.