Terrible service. I called and ask for a tee time and was hung up on a handful of times on separate…read moreoccasions .

Pretty solid starter course to take your kids. Small slice of green space and surprisingly long…read moreholes for course.

Review of Twin Ponds Golf Course…read more We had a 12:04 tee time with my husband and two 16-year-olds who are just learning the game. Because the course was packed, we played best ball to keep things moving -- and still, we were waiting on walkers in front of us at every tee box. Mind you, we were playing from the reds. By the 4th hole, the group behind had caught up. I explained we were waiting on walkers, only to be told we should "take longer between groups" because my husband hits long. Ok, noted. On the 6th hole (a par 5), we had to wait at least ten minutes for two groups ahead of us to clear. When it was finally our turn, we played our best ball into the middle of the fairway -- just a short pitch to the green. As we were setting up to take our next shots (literally as the walkers in front of us stepped off the green), an older couple came flying up in a cart, shouting that we were "slowing the whole course down." When I tried to explain the obvious -- that we were waiting on the groups ahead -- the man cut me off with, "We are the owners." Instead of showing any courtesy or addressing the poor scheduling, they picked a fight with us -- in front of my kids. Here's the kicker: on the 8th tee, after being told we were holding everyone up, my husband teed off a little quicker than usual. He drove the ball onto the green in one -- nearly hitting the very group in front of us. Someone could have been hurt because we were now anxious and in a hurry. My take, Mr. and Mrs. Owner: Your course is one of the worst-kept around. You're cash-only, which feels more than a little questionable. In an area surrounded by golf courses, you'd think you'd treat paying customers better. If you don't want backups, manage your tee times instead of berating families who are actually following etiquette. And Mrs. Owner -- maybe check your lipstick before shouting at patrons, it was all over your teeth and cheeks. Bottom line: you ruined what should've been a fun round for my kids. We'll gladly play elsewhere.

Great course run by great people. Played today and it was in excellent shape especially with no…read morerain for over a month.

Rich Maiden is a very well maintained golf course. I consider myself a beginner golfer and it…read moreprovides enough of a challenge without being overwhelmed with obstacles. The starter runs a tight schedule so you don't want to be late for your tee time. Golf carts are clean and well maintained.

By far the BEST program for youth tennis in the Lehigh valley! Excellent coaches and lessons!…read moreHighly recommend for beginners and more experienced players!

I highly enjoyed this course. For context... I'm a 10 handicap golfer. I played the tips because I…read moream a longer hitter. And this isn't really a longer course... It did rained most of the day before and this course was playing with carts 90° rule... So the drainage seems to be pretty nice. There were definitely some puddle spots, but in some places that didn't really matter. I personally thought the course was brilliant. It has a very wonky beginning and ending... It ends with and begins with two par fives... Honestly, that might be the biggest problem with the course. Otherwise, I found the condition of the course to be excellent. The greens were fantastic! If I wanted to be very picky, I would say that the design was not mind blowing... But it was perfectly fine. There were some holes that were better than others. Some holes were more narrow and some were wide open. There's a drivable part four. There were no Rangers that the day I was there. I played on Tuesday in August. We had a threesome and we were behind a few foursomes, and we definitely had to wait on a few holes. However we were ahead of schedule... We were finished in four hours and 10 minutes. There is no driving range. It took me forever to research that and I was a little annoyed when I realized there was no driving range... There is a chipping and putting green. None of the holes were "unfair" from my perspective... Some of them were a little tricky, but nothing ridiculous. Most of the greens are huge. Because it had rained the day before they were very receptive. I used the GPS on my phone, but I noticed near the end that the 150 marker in the fairway might technically be to the front of the green and not to the center of the green... Just FYI there. I did not use the grill/restaurant. I was a little disappointed. They did not sell cigars in the pro shop... The staff wasn't overly friendly, but they were in no way mean or offputting. It was hilarious how old school some of the things were... Like having to "sign for your cart key"... Haven't done that in a long time! I legitimately cannot understand why this is not a more popular course in the area. GolfNow had tons of open teetimes for today. This is a wonderful course with elevation and it's very well maintained... People should definitely play it if they haven't. Oh final thing... One of the other reasons I chose this course off of GolfNow was because I was finding that many of the local courses were listing their prices but they were for walking and not with cart. Meaning it was gonna cost another 20 or even $30 if I wanted to use a cart. This course the price that was listed included the cart which made it worth driving a little bit further in my opinion. Honestly, as far as public courses go... This is a great one. Play it.

Played Beaver Brook for the second time recently and we again had a good time. The layout has a few…read moreholes with blind doglegs and it's hilly, but it's very affordable and the starter and pro-shop guys were nice for a very cold Friday morning. There were a couple of holes where there was a bit of damage on the fairways, and the flags were in the back in every hole, but otherwise the course was in decent shape for November. Not sure of the prices were low because of the time of year, but I'd come back and play here again.

Better than nothing. Converted tennis courts with a couple of concrete challenges, some curbs,…read moreledges, rails. 1/4, I was alone so I have no idea about the locals, besides they have vanilla tagging skills. It's down the street from an indoor park called penn skate which was closed.

My husband and I visited Birdie's for a friend's birthday party. The whole venue was rented out…read morewhich was great to know for future event planning. The bays were spacious for players. There was enough seating to accommodate some of the party goers, but not all. Husband selected the mini golf and the driving range simulators for us to play. I had a great time, and looking forward to returning soon.

My first time here visiting this Beautiful park with friends. Blessed with an awesome day, we hit…read moretheir well kept tennis courts and saw what fish might be at the creek. Highly Recommended.