Amazing spot. Truly a gem. Very reasonable pricing for buckets, website pricing is accurate as of…read more1/10/2026. There's no assigned bays, just get your buckets and find an empty bay and grab a California burrito in the way out. First driving range I've been to that had music playing, very family friendly environment. The music was also mainstream and kind of low in volume, so it doesn't impact your game too much if you're really trying to focus. It was extremely busy and had the overflow parking in use but still managed to find parking and a handful of empty bays at peak evening timing. They take contactless payment and cash and have nice kiosks to order food and drinks from, as well as QR code ordering to order from your bay - you still have to go grab it yourself. As for the food, the tacos were forgettable. I enjoyed the tortilla and the salsas but the meat flavor and quality were just fine. Not a taqueria but also not trying to be. The asada California burrito was great actually, paired well with the red salsa, decent size as well. A little pricier but concession food typically isn't this good, so I'll pay the price. Cajun fries were very good also. Food was out in like 5 minutes and very fresh. I'd like to return to try the breakfast burritos I've heard so much about. Will 100% come back, about a 30-40 minute drive for me but well worth the drive.

Love hitting at The Islands Golf Center--those elevated mats overlooking the lake with floating…read moretargets make practice so much fun. Spacious bays, fresh mats, and chill vibes all around. The food seals it: grabbed a tasty burrito and crispy fries (with dips!) and ate overlooking the water--perfect combo. Friendly staff, solid prices, and way better than a standard range. Highly recommend for golf + good eats in OC! (Pro tip: Hit it mid-day for fewer crowds and killer views.)

Love the golf box. The uneekor launch simulator is amazingly accurate and tracks everything about…read moreyour shot. Ive been coming for a while now and its always so clean and awesome. They provide water in the fridge for free when you are there and have excellent prices for add ons. It really is member friendly. The par membership is amazing at $150 per month you get one hour per day to play from 6am-12am. Really a first class joint. Check it out if you can.

Booked my time on The Golf Box app, first time ever at a golf simulator. They have 2 hitting bays,…read moreback to back. I had a great time and met Hugo. He let me know how the simulator works. It took a few balls to get used to hitting into the screen but after awhile just play golf. This place is pure golf simulator and where you can grind out your game. They have over 1,500 courses, but I ended playing my local course. I enjoyed my first experience that I joined the membership. If you are looking to get better and really see what your numbers are this is it.

We brought our nieces and nephew, and they had an absolute blast. We did too. The arcade has a…read moregreat variety of games, so there's something for everyone. The mini-golf course is enormous, it feels like it never ends, which made it even more fun. There are also plenty of snack and food options to choose from. Overall, it was a great experience, and we'd definitely come back.

When it comes to mini golf, this is my fave within a 50 mile radius from LA, more specifically, the…read moreEastside. I can only say good things about my experiences putting at Camelot. It's always clean, there are many decent fast meal options, and it feels relaxing under the palm trees on springy days. Inside, you have so many options to game--from Mario Brothers to Space Invaders. You can fall down a video game rabbit hole here. Also, the bumper cars are lit up and Lazer Tag is calling all players. There's a cafeteria-style "common hall" serving up pizza, nachos, hot dogs, fries, and bevvies. Outside, the bumper boats are a refreshing way to cool down. You can see that the staff works hard at maintaining the grounds. There's always someone working on the many pools and water features when I go. Overall, the greens are in good shape. Sure, a ball may stick, but it's a game. Mulligans and astro turf hiccups are par for this course. Want to practice random kindness? If you see a bottle on the ground, feel free to recycle in the receptacle placed by the tee box. It's nice that they thought to have as many receptacles as they did. It really helps keep the place tidy. The staff is young & laid back yet attentive. One clean sweep across all 4 courses at the opening of each AM shift, however, could help keep it 100% litter-free. See, I warned you--I had nothing but good things to say about Camelot Golfland. Will be back! Once I get the go again from my Sir Lancelot to brave the journey to Anaheim, we'll return for a 6-minute tournament to ride the Go Carts like chariots.

Came to this driving range for the first time on a Friday night and had a great time. It wasn't too…read morecrowded, as they had the ground floor as well as an upstairs area. We were at the upstairs area and it was nice and quiet. The balls were relatively cheap compared to other places I've been to. 105 balls for $13, pretty good deal. However, I'm knocking a star off because the lights were kind of dim and some of the grass pads were very worn out. But overall, this place still gets the job done if you're looking to get some practice in or just hanging out with friends!

mats are worn out, balls are wornout and cracked. ball flies…read more10-20% less distance. quite and good sunshade roof.

The course is in great shape. The player groups are well placed. Finish in a timely manner. The new…read morecarts are fantastic. Players club is a good buy. Always a good time.

Brea Creek Golf Course is a solid public golf course in Brea that feels well worth checking out if…read moreyou like a shorter, budget-friendly round. It's a nine-hole par-29 course with well-kept fairways and greens consistently in good shape, especially for the price you pay. I think it's one of the better value courses around. What stands out is how welcoming it is for all skill levels beginners and casual players can enjoy the layout without feeling intimidated, and even more experienced golfers appreciate the challenge on certain holes.

I've been to this range a few times and it is less than 10 minutes away from islands golf center…read more Me and my friend wanted to get some practice off grass and for $15 (only Friday-Sunday) you can hit in their grass area. The quality isn't like a fairway on a course but i would still think it's valuable to get some practice off grass rather than mats! I think a large bucket when hitting off mats is $12-13 which is very affordable especially depending how often you practice! And the quality of golf balls are great - I've been to ranges before where the golf balls are all beat up and worn out which takes away from quality of golf shots

This golf range is really nice just don't go when the sun is setting cause the range faces the…read moresunset and you will not be able to see the golf ball. They have a grass area for hitting but only on weekends and for extra price. Good place to go to when the islands golf is super packed since it's only 2 miles away.

Isaac is awesome you don't find pro shop guys like this anywhere. He runs the register and also…read morehelps with the pace of play he deserves a raise!

This review is just for the driving range…read more I had a membership at Coyote Hills but after they increased their pricing ($85/mo?), I went to find a cheaper place that was still decent and Dad Miller is it. At $45/mo with lights at night, it's a great deal for anyone local looking to hit a few balls without too long of a wait. Peak times are probably weekdays after 6pm and weekends. I tend to go either at lunch or around 4:30pm and haven't waited over 10 minutes. My photos don't show it but in the past month or so, they also added barriers between each bay. The mats were of fine quality to me but I chatted with another golfer and they weren't as happy about it so that just depends on the person. I've been fortunate enough to mostly come here during off-peak hours but I've been a few times during peak hours too and notice the issues that other people might be referring to. There are sometimes people who will hit bucket after bucket with no etiquette despite others waiting for a bay. There will also be people resting a little too long on the sidelines while still taking up a bay. These aren't issues that arise during off-peak hours though so if you're lucky enough to be able to come then, the price is worth it.

Bill Petersen makes the driving range and practicing enjoyable with a terrific selection of music…read more The music keeps it loose and fun. thanks Bill!

My niece was married at this golf course. What an amazing and beautiful venue to have a ceremony!!!…read more Beautiful rolling green hills, water falls and outside venue. Watching the ceremony with the backdrop of waterfalls was serene and magical.

This mini golf place is located downstairs across from the arcade inside of Great Wolf Lodge. It's…read morebasically 10 tiny holes for $7 per person. It's cool for the kids but time flies by fast and we were done before you knew it. It's ok, I'd do it again, but, the experience was nothing extraordinary, ya know.

This was neat to find because the DFW GWL did not have a mini gold and my daughter loves mini golf…read more The two improvements I thought were that every time we played nobody was on duty. We had to go to the arcade for help and you have to pay at the arcade even if someone is on duty. Also, it's $7 a person which I feel is steep considering it is a compact 9 hole course. However, it's in the dark with a cool glow in the dark look. You can pick form 4-5 different color balls and putters. There are some typical crazy bends and places you have to hit the ball to get to the hole. Also some structures you have to get into at some point. It was never crowded and we had a great time every time we played. It was a real nice option.

I picked up golf in 2018 in my early 30s and I got the bug but I was never or rarely able to break…read more90. You know the guy, the one that comes to the course with a different identity every time trying anything from small Grandpa half swings to Harley Grippin and throttling the driver as hard as he can, to Texas wedging from 60 yards off in the fairway .... That guy. Then after losing like seven balls at Canyon crest and shooting in the upper 90s again, I finally humbled myself and realized I might need a coach In my business life- coaching had paid for itself many times over and I finally widened up and thought "why not golf too" Maybe you relate, I'd been trying to bake a cake with a million different recipes on YouTube and I knew that if I was humble enough to go and copy someone else's playbook from top to bottom just maybe I might stand a chance When I met Jay, I could tell right away, this guy knows his stuff and he spoke my language, "biomechanical efficiency", "anatomical limits", "isometric tension", and on and on You see I'm a skeptic and I'm pretty critical by nature and I challenge everything, but anything I threw at Jay he had a response for, and not only that he was able to redirect me and tell me where I'm not even asking the right questions I must admit I'm a difficult person to work with. I'm an eight on the Enneagram (a challenger), and not only is Jay gifted in his golf system, but also in his soft skills, such as being able to handle challenging people. He knew when to step on the gas and push me and he knew when I just needed a nice cold Gatorade cause I was about to explode Today I finally broke 80. He told me I would within 6 months of his coaching... and we made it Cheers Jay, to a true coach. Someone who answered my late evening and weekend texts, kept me on the tracks, kept it simple when i needed simple, and we had a few laughs along the way.

Golf Code 360 has completely changed the way I understand and enjoy golf. Jay and his team teach…read morethe game in a way that is irrefutable -- everything is backed by science, data, and clear cause-and-effect. There's no guessing, no gimmicks, and no "feel-only" advice that leaves you confused the next time something goes wrong. After my lessons, I walked away not only hitting the ball better, but actually owning my swing. Jay helped me understand why I miss, how to diagnose issues on my own, and--most importantly--exactly what to do to fix them. That confidence is a game-changer. What really stands out is how they make golf fun again. Instead of chasing tips, I now have the B.E.S.T. framework that makes improvement logical and repeatable. The before-and-after difference after a single lesson was eye-opening, and it's only reinforced that this is the right way to learn the game. If you're serious about improving and want instruction that actually makes sense, Golf Code 360 is on another level.