Very disappointed with my experience here. They advertised a coupon for "one free round of golf,"…read morebut when I got there, the employee said it only applied to one person. That was never made clear on the coupon, and it felt very misleading. I drove 30 minutes with my family expecting something completely different, and it ended up being a waste of time and gas. If you're going to promote deals, at least be clear about the details so customers aren't misled. Definitely won't be coming back.

We came to celebrate my teenager's birthday, hoping for a fun day. The park itself was fine and…read morestaff were friendly, but the entrance completely ruined it. Every woman in line was told their purse had to be searched. When it was my turn, I refused a full search, offering to hold my bag for a visual check. Others complied differently, and some let staff reach inside their purses, which felt totally inappropriate. I understand safety concerns, but this isn't an airport or concert venue; it's a small family park. The back of the park was closed, tickets were over $80, and there's a 2-hour limit--so the day felt rushed, expensive, and invasive. Handing over personal belongings to a stranger just to enjoy a birthday felt wrong. Policies should be clear online or at the entrance. A visual check or metal detector is reasonable; reaching into personal items is unnecessary. Guests should not be treated like suspects. This is about principle: if everyone complies, more places will normalize going through personal property. You can refuse; they can refuse service--but they cannot legally search your purse without consent. Walking away protects your rights and sets a precedent. In 21 states, this is the first time anyone tried to put hands in my purse. Even stadiums use wand detectors rather than touching property. If bigger venues can protect thousands responsibly, there's no excuse for a small park to dig through belongings. I will always stand up for my rights and others'. Rights survive only because people refuse to stay silent. Until these practices change, I cannot recommend this park.