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

Great public course. Very well maintained brained great greens and a nice challenging track!read more

Would come up yearly, loved it. Until one the staff (owners daughter) started having a affair with…read moremy husband!!! Needless to say we and all of our friends will not be going back to this establishment. Pine Lakes. You need to do something about this. Until she runs off all your potential regulars.

Decent batting cages. It's 50¢ for 8 balls which is a good deal. Has Baseball: slow, medium, and…read morefast. Also has fast pitch softball and slow pitch softball. I only used the slow pitch cage on the far right. It mixed up the location of the pitches but all where able to be hit. It also has an ice cream parlor and a golf ball driving range with some covered tees.

Always open a great teaching pro Scott Koontz .Friendly staff .Reasonable price .Well maintained…read moredriving range . Reminds me of similar places that have disappeared

I'm giving the course 4 stars with a couple caveats. I paid only $26 for 18 w cart, so, my…read moreexpectations were based on that value. I played my round in 3:45 because the others on the course were kind enough to let me play through. The good is that the course is challenging for a public course and has a decent layout. The bad is the below average condition of the course. The tee boxes were in average or below average shape. The fairways and greens the same. The sand was in bad shape. Not a bad course for $26. Would not have been good for $45. I'd have given a 3 star or even 2 star review for $45.

$67.00 is 3 times too much... still cannot believe the Starter had the never to say "You boys are…read morein for a treat today... the course is in great shape!" Still curious what his idea of GREAT is on a relative basis

First let me say I didn't know what to expect. 84 is a small farming town and this is not a huge…read moregolf center. It's a nice driving range and a small pro shop. Turned out to be exactly what I needed and hoped it would be. I'm still very much learning this game. My father inlaw got me a fitting for a new driver for Christmas from 84 golf center. I finally scheduled an appointment with them just this past week. I met them today and Chris greeted me on arrival. Both Chris and Joe spent the next hour or so analyzing my swing with crazy computers and raw teaching skill. They worked hard to correct my swing before even letting me pick a club. Then probably spent another 20 minutes or so getting the shaft right. I never felt like I was wasting there time... Chris truly seemed vested in my getting it right. Didn't know how great it can feel swinging correctly with the right driver and have the ball go where it's supposed to. Almost 2 hours later I walked away with a mental checklist (which I wrote down) to help my swing and a driver that is setup for me. I highly recommend visiting these experts. I'll be going back for lessons and any time I need a new club. Thanks guys

No service....literally…read more Took time out of lunch hour to hit balls at the range. Changed out of my work shirt in the parking lot so as to not sweat through it. Set my clubs up at a mat and went to the 'clubhouse' to get balls. Total waste of time. They have an automated dispenser but it doesn't take a card. You instead need help from the counter. Well, problem is noone was at the counter. Walked in and out a few times looking for someone. Went to the ball machine to see what I missed? Then noticed there was an extra enclosed bay and there appeared to be a lesson going on. Pretty obvious the guy instructing just chose to ignore me.... I get he is giving a lesson, but the person getting the lesson should understand he might have to tend the register. I mean, what are we talking...45 seconds to a minute? Don' really like this range anyway (can't see your long/longer shots land) but I happened to be close. Will be the last time I stop whether close or not.

This range is an embarrassment to the Cranberry and Butler County…read morecommunities. They need to reinvest some of those ridiculous bucket prices back into the business. Like repaving all the hitting box areas, the Entrance to the building is hideous and can and most likely caused people to turn an ankle trying to walk up to the purchase area. Invest in some covering over the tee boxes. Just sell it to someone with a love of golf, as this owner is not doing anything. Been going there since 1998, and it has no improvements at all since then.

I wanted this to be a good range because it's within 10 minutes of my home, but it just isn't. The…read more"grass" area is a bunch of weeds/grass with sand under it, they're really cramped together and they're all within 25 yards of an outdoor hockey rink. You can hear people yelling, the siren, the players hitting the boards - just like a real golf course! All of the matted tees are set on a slope going uphill, many of them with dips in the middle of them, so when you stand on them, you sink into the mat. When you hit, the mats can slide around under your feet and you're always hitting with the ball above your feet. Unlike many ranges with mats going up a hill from left to right, they're not tiered/stepped - just on an incline. Of course, you can still hear the sirens from the hockey rink here as well. The balls are a mix of junk and less junk. There were a few decent balls in there, but for the most part, they're all shag balls. I paid $10 for 90 balls, which would have been fine if the environment were better. I would just go to Cranberry Highlands for a good range. They're pricier, but all of the mats are level and the grass areas are much, much nicer. The balls are in much better shape as well. You can ignore the dress code for the range as you're allowed to wear t-shirts and athletic shorts/pants.

I'm a regular here and the place is always in excellent condition with friendly helpful staff!read more

The Pine Creek Golf Center opened in 1993. The center has a driving range, a shop that sells golf…read moreequipment, and a mini golf course. The center also offers private instruction for golfers of various ability levels. My husband and I are not "real" golfers; We visited for the mini golf. Currently, the cost for the putt putt is $8 per adult and $5 per child aged 13 and under. When we paid our fees for the putt putt, the employee promptly and politely served us. The putt-putt course was not the most interesting that I have ever played, but my husband and I had fun with it. We skipped one hole because it was covered in some rain or other water, but the other holes were in good condition. After we finished our putt-putt game, I returned to the employee to purchase a small Hershey's ice cream. She again served us very promptly and politely. I had chosen the Orange Blossom flavor, which contained vanilla ice cream and orange sherbet, and I enjoyed it.

Thus far, taken 3 lessons which have improved various aspects of my game. I plan to continue take…read moreseveral more lessons over time. I highly recommend Sonny!