Glen Oaks Golf & Racquet Club

It is a great course to practice on. However, should not take 2hrs + for 9 hole par 3 even if you’re practicing.

Rained all morning. Called and asked about tee time reservations made on golf now and front desk said they don’t take reservations because it’s first come, first serve. Tried canceling my reservation due to weather and because I was writhing 24hr mark I couldn’t get refund or credit.

Course is in great shape and the driving range is so high tech and the staff is always friendly

Great, fun course. Hit 2 balls if the pace of play is slow, but for the price this place is magic.

Range is stellar, to boot. Haven't tried the food yet but have to imagine it's good as well

Packed on first tee despite reservation. Need to stagger groups going out. Good if you want to play nine in 2 hours.

Love Glen Oaks. The range is great with almost all of the bays being covered and the ability to use TopTracer. The course is a par 3 course where you can get some iron practice in.

It's not the fanciest course or anything like that but it's a very chill course with no strings attached. People take their kids on the course, play solo, or play with a bunch of their friends (more than your typical 4).

Go there with no expectations. Sometimes a solo 9 hole round can take 1 hr, sometimes it's 2.5. Sometimes the group ahead will let you play through, sometimes they won't.

In my opinion, that's what makes Glen Oaks a great place for golf.

Good course to work on short game. Didn’t try range but looks awesome.

Set a tee time for 4:20 because it was a Friday. Arrived on time and they told me a group of TWELVE had just started playing. I Didn’t tee off until 5:15. This course is short enough to complete around the 1 hour mark. Pace of play was so bad (wonder why?) I didn’t even have time to complete 9 holes. Had to quit on hole 6 at 6:30. Glen oaks, why use golf now if you’re going to put TWELVE people in front of a solo? And of course the large group refused to let me play thru. It’s cheap for 9 holes, ya get what you pay for I guess.

The Driving Range is the only thing worth coming for.

This is where I learned to play golf over 40 years ago. I used to play it a lot back then, but haven’t played here since the late 80’s.

While the layout of the course has changed since my last time here, it was still fun, but preferred the old layout. The new layout ( not sure when it changed) has too many fairway crossings that can be hazardous.

Although we didn’t use the driving range, it has also been updated and look very nice.

What I like most is that the greens are decent. They roll nice and appear to be healthy. Tee boxes and fairways are so-so.

Worst thing about playing here is that they sell a round to everyone who wants to play the course and there really are no tee times. You go to the first tee and wait your turn to play. If someone wants to play as a one-some, they play alone. Next up wants to play as a two-some, they play with only 2 golfers. So it tends to stack up for a few holes before it starts moving the way it should.