Five stars for the gold and service, three stars for the lodging and food…read more Rooms are clean but spartan with no comfortable chairs. Luckily the weather was nice so we could sit outside. Golf courses are fantastic and well maintained. Package price for golf, food and lodging can't be beat.

Agree with Matt S. The staff at Penn National was the worst I have ever experienced. Unfriendly and…read moreunhelpful. Will never go again.

Truly a fantastic experience here. Showed up on a Friday in June and we were able to get out…read morepretty quickly. Easily one of the cheapest rounds (9 holes) that I have ever paid for and I enjoyed every bit of it. Fun track that is very walkable and is tree lined, but there is also space to miss. Also they fairway cut everything, so there is no rough to deal with. They also do a great job of cleaning up below the trees, so it's very playable from everywhere. Pushed up greens that are challenging to hit, but the short grass around them help. The sixth hole (I believe) is a dogleg left par 5 that I would love to play again and again. If it were anywhere closer I would not think twice about joining. I hope to be back soon! Be sure to download the map of the area before coming here as I lost cell service on the way.

Amazing course. I came here for 9 holes and it was truly a great experience. The course was a great…read morebeginner course. I think this is definitely a good course to work on skills. It was also very well maintained and the staff were helpful and very informative. Not to mention the pricing was also amazing.

I'm a new member at Greencastle Golf Club in the last few weeks, and I'm drawn to the breathtaking…read moreviews here. On our weekly ladies' outing this Thursday the wildlife was out enjoying the weather and the landscaping too :-)

Greens have brown dead spots all over. Putts bounce in all directions. No way it's worth $60 in…read morecurrent condition of greens.

I have been here several times and I always enjoy my visit. This is a perfect scramble/better…read moreball/team event golf course. Danger lurks everywhere but the risk vs. reward, especially off the tee, is bigger here than any other track I have visited. All my visits have been in peak season and during events, so the course has usually been in good to great shape. There are a few exciting holes but nothing that I remember enough to look forward to during each visit. Small pro shop and a solid restaurant make up the good sized club house. The range is fine too. The workers I have encountered were all nice but no one did anything to stand out. Definitely worth a trip or two a year if you live in the DC area.

First time here, really enjoyed the layout and design of the course. Played in early November and…read moreconditions were still good! Cool views of the mountains during fall. Love how some of the holes are lined with hills that can funnel bad shots back to the fairway.

Unfortunately I can not locate Dual Lanes and Southside Bowl, so let me review both…read more.. Dual Lanes-clean, nice facility, WORKING AC. The staff are great and super friendly. The food is amazing at Dual and the cooks also super friendly. I highly recommend Dual Lanes. South Side I would NOT recommend. Southside-a crap hole. The AC was "on" yet it was literally almost as hot inside as outside in mid-JULY. The carpet, tables and chairs are something from that 70's show. The bathrooms have no locks on the doors! No Mikes hard drinks or Smirnoff available at the concession. Also, they had a sign no credit/debit card purchases under $5.00...that is illegal! You either take cards or ya don't. Saturdays in the summer they offer 99cent/person games and that's a great deal.

As a team building exercise my team went to Southside Bowl to play Duckpin Bowling. As a west…read morecoaster I had never heard of such a sport but there are 10 Duckpin Bowling States: Connecticut, Maryland, Indiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and West Virginia. There are even professional leagues. I normally get bored quickly with regular bowling but I could have played Duckpin all night! The entire bowling alley is dedicated to the sport. The alleys are identical to the "standard" alley. Long lanes, ugly bowling shoes, but the pins are short and fat and the ball used is small, heavy, with no holes. It reminds me of a botchy ball. You step up to the line and bowl in turns just like the classic. The thing for me that makes it more fun is the pins will spin out and knock pins down that normally wouldn't if you were playing traditionally. This game is fun and exciting and I really enjoyed my time here. I wish there were some alleys here in SF maybe this will catch on in California and there will be 11 Duckpin states.

I'm an 8 handicap. I'm obsessed with the game. I read good reviews on the course and thought I'd…read morecheck it out. My first impression as I pulled up was " how fast can I turn around". The course at first glance resembled the course from caddy shack. Beat up parking lot with chainlinked fences. I walked into what I thought was the proshop but turned out to be the local pub. I wandered around the bar pretending I meant to walk in there. Then I walked out and was going to leave. I though I'd walk around the back and see what's doing. There was a little tiny sign that said proshop. I walk into the proshop which was the size of an average starter shack. The overalls wearing man behind the counter was friendly and got me right out. The course was dry and hard. I play golf twice a week every week for about 16 years and I've never seen balls bounce like this before. The fairways and some of the greens bounce and sound like you've hit the cart path. I learned this quick after I hit a wedge from 90 yards that landed 10 ft from the hole and bounced 20 ft in the air and rolled off the back of the green. From then on when I was 180-200 out I would hit an 8 or 7 iron and play the bounce. I ended up shooting a 9 over 81. The ball doesn't stop moving on this course. I hit my drives about 275-290 and easily had a few 350+ yard drives on this course. Driver short iron on all the par 5s. This course made me feel super human. The greens, while hard, were true and in very nice shape. You can spray the ball and get away with it. Very little elevation changes. This course is old school with old everything. Carts are nice. Trees line the fairways. I would play here again just to show my friends the amazing distance you can get with the course. But landing perfect approaches that just bounce off the greens got old fast. Luckily true rolling greens made comeback putts easy.

Great layout - in decent shape for a little public course. Some really good challenges! Staff is…read morealways friendly and helpful - One of our favorites!

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!

Not a fan. Very busy, slow play didn't appreciate the girl mowing the third green or the man in the…read moretractor mowing the 6th fairway!! Man at the desk was unfriendly and asked me for a tee time. I told him we had called yesterday and we were told we didn't need one. Course is long and very challenging for the novice. Third hole island green was nice to try.

Living in Littlestown there are a few options and Meadow Brook shines in my opinion. I don't play…read morenearly as much as I used to so with that in mind only paying 15-20 bucks to play 9 or 18 holes is great. Like others say the conditions aren't always the greatest but I am not coming there for the amazing clubhouse or the PGA tour greens. I'm coming there b/c I'm not looking for an amazing course b/c frankly I'd be wasting my money playing at those. The layout is great and challenging and that darn island green gets me everytime! I do look forward to hitting more local courses later this season but Meadow Brook has been good even with the CRAZY rain we've had of late. Thanks for your great prices and unique course.