Went tonight, paid for a large bucket. Place was jammed. No booths available most had someone waiting for next. Went back to front desk and asked for a refund. Was told no refunds despite no signage to indicate that policy. The gentleman behind the front desk walked out to the booths and saw for himself how busy it was and saw when i pointed out how many booths were “occupied” but with no one in them, just balls and clubs. When I told him that no one should be allowed to do that he said there was nothing he could do to stop it. He said this was “busy time” and that I would have to wait. Went back to the desk and again refused to refund which is just ridiculous. I walked the length of the booths again in vain, went back in and asked if in lieu of a refund I can use the ticket another time. This was also refused. Bottom line, check booth availability before you pay. There are several ways the management can avoid this. A sign estimating wait times at the desk. Other signs throughout explaining to golfers that booths left unused for more than x minutes will be cleared, and proper staffing during “busy time” If you can’t accommodate your customers, give them their money back.

Decent driving range and seemed like a nice mini golf spot. Definitely won't knock your socks off but a good place to practice at a fair price.

For the driving range only: Price is fair, usually open spaces! There are gloves for sale if you forget yours. There are usually free stalls (no need to wait). The stalls have fans so they're great for keeping the heat away. But sometimes there are smells. BRING YOUR OWN CLUBS. The ones available for borrowing are quite horrible.

Was told they were closed, but other people were arriving and being let in. I asked a guy on his way in if the golf center was closed and he said no. He said they wouldn't close for another 3 hours. The only difference I could see was that our group wasn't Asian. I read it someplace else, this place discriminates against people who have a darker skin tone. I was the fairest skin tone in our group. It's sad because I've lived in the area my whole life and to be discriminated in places I used to go to is sad indeed

Hasn't changed much since I was a kid, except a new restaurant. Still fun to go here, they have mini golf and driving, but I wish the courses would be kept up a little bit more. It would also be nice if the mini golf course had some more themeing.

It shows signs of decay, especially the mini golf, is not even illuminated properly, if you go after dusk it’s a real challenge. Putting range is super busy.

I come here somewhat frequently during the summer months and for a driving range, it's pretty good, although the tees are a little high. Some areas are a little run down though. It's pretty affordable compared to places like Chelsea Piers. It's a great little driving range. They offer lessons, mini golf and a short game area as well but I've never tried any of those. The view of the train beyond the range is a nice touch,

Took my girlfriend here to have some fun watching football, swinging great of clubs and eating hamburgers. It was really for me though. And I had a lot of fun! The owners/workers/bartenders were all friendly. Beer choices were better than expected (Ommegang Nirvana), and the burgers were delicious (angus bacon burger). $30 for an hour of video golf was reasonable. I did hit the ceiling with my backswing a few times. But I think that has more to do with my poor golf swing than a too-low ceiling.