Golf Headquarters GolfPlex

This course should NOT be rated as high as it is. It is an ok par 3 course that is very short. Good place to take your kids to learn how to play golf but you won't be using more than a wedge to any of these greens. Mostly adding a review to bring the rating down to make expectations realistic for people looking for a place to play.

Great place to learn how to score low! This is where Happy Gilmore would go to learn how to get the ball up and down. There is a driving range as well if you want to practice longer shots.

Golfnow needs to take this course off the app. Its only chip and putt. Very bummed that I wasted money on this "tee time"

We are from out of town and utilized the facility’s club rentals. We have four players and they were only able to rent out one set of clubs to us; we were more than okay with this. Out playing we were easily able to keep pace with groups ahead of us. We were approached by a lady that worked for the course, stating that 4 people with one set of clubs was unacceptable even though this was their doing and there were no groups behind us . Rude staff, okay course

I played the par 3 course at the Golf Headquarters Family Golfplex, not the full Pheasant Run course.

The par 3 course was okay. Very short course, I don't believe any of the holes were over 65 yards, most were 30 to 35 yards. Unfortunately the tee boxes / chipping boxes were quite old and worn down, some missing large chunks of the artificial turf. The real issue I had was the greens themselves. Some of the greens were missing half the grass of the green and instead were just sand. It made for extremely difficult putting as the ball just bounced all over. The Staff however, was great! and the driving range was good as well.

I booked the same course Friday and was told to play Pheasant Run. Sunday with the same booking I was told I could only play the pitch and putt. As you can see from the photo of the green(what is supposed to be the green), the whole place is in terrible shape. In most cases you'd be better off trying to hit from the gravel parking lot. It'd be an OK place to work on your short game and putts, if there were greens that actually had grass on them. If you do venture out here, keep in mind the longest hole is 65 yards. You carry a wedge and a putter for the entire 18. We did 4 holes and left, as it was not worth playing in my opinion.

The conditions were terrible, worst greens I’ve ever played on. They either need major work or shut down

This course was very rough since we played it early in the golf season. It still needed more time for the grass and greens to fill in. The course yardage was also very short, so only a putter and a pitching wedge are needed. Some of the holes with water are challenging but overall it was too short for our liking.

A pitch and Putt, fairly wide open. OK for beginners, not much to write about for regular golfers. Course is OK, range balls are beat up, practice putting green is tiny and slow. Staff is very friendly, I only play here when I have no other convenient options.

I frequent this little course to work on my irons and putter. There are a few holes in the 20-30 yard range, and one that is 65 yards with about 45 yards of water between the tee and cup. I recommend for anyone wanting to work on their short game.