GPS in carts are not user friendly and slow. Putting and chipping areas area is small, but greens…read moreare in excellent condition. Driving range is very nice as well, BUT the cheap bastards limit you to one very small bucket of "complimentary" balls.......20 balls approximately. Barely enough to warm up with a range of clubs.

Everyone kept telling me to go play at Maryland National Golf Course. Only about 30 minutes away…read moreand the rates during the weekdays are fantastic. It's off of either 70 or Route 40, but it's an easy drive coming from most directions, as long as you don't hit any traffic. It was a great experience from beginning to the end, even with temps in the high 90s! The course is beautifully maintained, with some challenging fairways and the greens were fast today. The staff was friendly and check-in was quick. The clubhouse is pretty huge and has the gigantic windows that overlook the course. The cart lady was very nice and checked in on us a few times throughout our outing I can't say anything about the pace of place because we were out there on a weekday, during a heat wave, so there weren't a lot of other golfers. From what I've been told, the weekdays aren't usually that busy and definitely cheaper than other courses in the area, which is crazy. The only reason for giving it 4 stars is because maintenance was out the day we were and they were on quite a few fairways the same time we were so they seemed annoyed that we were in their way and sometimes we had to wait for them to clear out. This may have been a one off so when I go back, I'll update my review.

Mini golf course was fun; not cutesy (no windmills or horrifying trolls or clowns and such), but…read morechallenging enough and reasonably well kept. I'm a fan of horrifying trolls and dinosaurs and ridiculous themes, but didn't mind just playing on a course with varying lies and layouts.

Visiting my grandkids in Hagerstown on Sunday the 24th of August. Found Ying Ling's on line to…read moretake them to play minature golf. Not only should the mini-golf course not be open at all, the health department needs to step in and condemn the facility. The carpeting is so worn in places that concrete protrudes through it. So much mold and mildew has accumulated on the astro-turf that it impedes the roll of the balls. Ponds of stagnant, algae-laden water are all over the place. Not a drop of investment has been put into this mini-golf course in literally years. Price was $25 for two adults and three under-twelve children. We were not even offered ebola protection suits as an option; outrageous! I didn't want to make a big deal in front of the grandkids who had been waiting to play mini-golf all day, but someone has to be forewarned not to attempt to play this course. The other aspects of the facility appeared fine and updated, i.e. the driving range and executive par three course.

I'm going to give The Links at Challedon 4 Stars intending to begin a trend and elevate their…read moreaverage rating. I played a round of golf with friends and I found the course to be above average and quite beautiful. Though the starter did warn us that a tournament of the plumbers union had played the previous day leaving the greens repleat with unrepaired ball marks and several golf carts battered. We repaired what we could within reason and were able to play without any Ill effect. The seventh tee had a menu, to call in your order, the menu included hotdogs and sausages, but they were out of sausages. As a hungry golfer, I must say that it was difficult to excuse this offense, but the hotdogs were pretty good. After we completed our round, we had lunch in the restaurant. I had the spicy salmon with avocado and my friends had a couple of versions of the chicken wings. We all enjoyed our meals. Service at every turn was pleasant and professional. I recommend this golf course and restaurant.

Just want to start off by saying the guys in the clubhouse and the starter are super friendly and…read morethe best part about this place is. Overall the course is 7/10 imo . For the 90 dollar weekend price I personally feel it's about 15 dollars over priced for the conditions of the course. Service in the bar/restaurant it's terrible , and the food is ok . If it's your first time coming here to play golf and you've never played before it's definitely worth it to try a new course , but overall it's overpriced ,and they need better course maintenance. Great driving range , sand to chip out of , and putting green .

Rattlewood golf course was challenging for me! Couple holes had me good. Definitely one of the best…read moreMCG courses available, well maintained, priced well!

Sunday on this Holiday Weekend w/o anyone behind us, the Marshall drove right down the 3 hole…read morefairway, holing up my game, to drive up and aggressively and disrespectfully tell us we were holding up the course...and "others" were complaining about the pace; no one was around. I was the only lady in sight on the course playing slightly slower as a learning, less powerful driver taking additional irons to reach the green. Talk about a confidence destroyer and a terrible holiday day outing. Rude staff can ruin a beautiful course, wish more considerate people were employed at the local courses.

Turner bowling is family friendly and wallet-friendly! I opted to bring my munchkins here for our…read moreday out because 7/10 is more adult-oriented. The kids had a blast and enjoyed the duckpin bowling and it was extremely affordable. We paid $35 for a family of 6 and had 2 hours of bowling. There is ample parking and inside there are two floors. The kids loved the funnel cakes and my brother said the pizza wasn't too bad (unfortunately, I'm unable to review the food bcz I wasn't hungry). The bathrooms are a bit tight and in need of an upgrade. More importantly, there isn't any hot water to wash your hands. This is a little difficult when you're trying to handle a one month old infant and don't want to put ice cold hands on him. Overall, the kids were satisfied and as long as I saw four big smiles I am also.

My absolute fave bowling alley: super great staff! The food is excellent and the facility is clean…read more I highly recommend!

Had my first golf lesson with Doug Hamilton and it was fantastic!…read more I learned more about my grip in one session than I ever expected. As a former softball player, Doug helped me start making the shift to hit the ball like a golfer. He was patient, knowledgeable, and easy to learn from. Even with the drizzle, it was a good day. I will be back next week!

I've never had a bad day at Little Bennett GC. Scenic viewing with a challenging layout. Like every…read morecourse, it's better from the fairway.

Where do I start... the tee boxes don't even have grass, either weeds or dirt (they should rotate…read morethem to let the grass heal, seems like they don't). To add, if you want to use a tee you'll probably need to put a hammer in your bag just to get it in the ground. The greens are poorly maintained, even the fairways, half the time you're hitting off of dirt. If you like dirt trails, hiking them, not actively golfing off them, it's probably a nice place for a free leisurely walk. Additionally, noting on all that I said, it's $35 to play 18 with a cart. Take $35, multiplied by everyone that plays daily, and none of that money is being contributed to improving the course. Overall, I've played at municipal courses that are 100x better AND cheaper, so, I'm not sure what their net sales are going towards but, it's not to make the business/course any better. PS. The service is really bad too. On top of all of this, rude employees, and... AND, we were first in line to get a cart, but, apparently 2 groups magically appeared out of the dirt, and we had to wait even longer just to get started because they "were there before us" when... they were not.

Very well maintained course. Was small but nice to play on. Excellent staff. Saw a very good…read moreworking boy with a curly mullet maintaining the tee box. He did a excellent job. Definitely worth a raise

Playing on this course a few years ago, as our first exposure to foot golf, we recalled rather…read moreenjoying it, so we decided to try it out again pro: the course was quite large; 18 holes integrated within the standard golf course, creating a decently sized game, with a nice long walk throughout cons: the course wasn't well maintained; the start tee markers were inconsistently difficult to locate (missing or mis-colored yellow blocks), the buckets & flags were often popped out, chipped, tilted, or broken creating some handicaps for our final shots the fairways and greens were very hilly, so it was more aim, kick, and adjust for the hill roll than direct soccer ball skills a few holes were very tightly near the driving range, making playing a few holes feel very dangerous overall, having since played at a few other foot golf courses, while we were intrigued by the larger number of holes offered here- we'd far prefer the better up-keep, more well maintained courses, and less dangerous holes the other courses have to offer

We played Footgolf here on a Sunday morning in the summer and it was surprisingly empty. For those…read morewho aren't familiar with Footgolf, it's exactly what it sounds like: The goal is to kick a soccer ball into a large hole in as few 'shots' as possible. We played 18 holes of Footgolf for $26 (including two ball rentals) in about two hours, and really enjoyed it. If you've never played Footgolf, it's super fun and doesn't require any skill other than being able to kick a ball, and this is a great place to try it out. The Footgolf course is integrated into their nine-hole 'regular' golf course, which made for a nice walk. The golf course is a par-33 course with no par-fives, but it was pretty hilly with some tight fairways, so it isn't necessarily an 'easy' course either. The fairways and greens were well-maintained, especially in comparison to other public courses in the area. All told, I will definitely be back for more Footgolf and/or 'regular' golf.