Brooklyn Golf Center

Came here with some friends to have a go at the driving range. Note that we’re definitely rookies and just doing this casually.
However, I had a lot of unexpected fun. It’s good fun to try and hone your skills and forms for a few hours. The space is abundant and the balls are cheap (105 for $ 10, and a driving club rental for $ 2? $ 3?). There’s also a parking lot, and albeit far from public transportation, it’s very accessible by car.
We stayed here for 1 – 2 hours and 100 balls lasted me that entire time (once again, because we are rookies, we were fooling around).
I’d recommend to try your hand at it — even if you’re completely new. It’s a lot of fun!

The Q35 bus that goes here surprisingly runs quite often. You can get in front the Target on the Junction which was very convenient. cross the street after the golf and the return bus stop is right there as well.
This golf course is very difficult. I normally get multiple hole in ones but managed only one on this course and had max outs on multiple holes. The holes were nicely designed and you do get an extra 19^th hole at the end for a free game which was nice.
If you are a big golfer, there is an adjacent driving range so you can bring your clubs and swing away.
Special thanks to GROUPON for saving me a couple bucks.

I love this mini golf course. It is kind of far and in the middle of nowhere but it’s a fun place.

Cheap, right off the highway and peaceful. What more do you want in a driving range? Great place to go at night to cool off and relax.

You need to cut the trees. The hanging limbs doesn’t help my swing. And the dirt, pieces of tree and berries doesn’t help with the roll of the ball.

This is a great place to get a lot of swings in. The prices are cheap and they’re open day and night with the parking lot.

Came here for the Women’s golf clinic on Wednesdays and I honesty can’t say anything bad about the place. My instructor was very cool, I had a great time, learned a lot, and you can’t beat the price. The range could have been a bit cleaner but you can’t beat what you get for the price.

Came here to play mini golf using a groupon. Even though it’s 18 holes it’s nothing special. It’s about the size of a supermarket parking lot. It’s clean but with the plain features such as small mounds there’s really not much.

This was great. Came here on a double date. I had a Groupon for 4 ($ 16) for mini golf. Comfortable atmosphere. 18 holes– just long enough to feel each other out and test each other’s competitive side. Easy breezy check in and out. No complaints! Maybe one… the vending machines near the mini golf were all out of order but the ones near the restroom were working fine.

Wanted to have an activity day with my boyfriend and his 6 year old daughter, so I got a Groupon. $ 8 for two people, and $ 5 for a child. For $ 13 we had a nice time. We went in the early afternoon on a Tuesday, so there was no waiting between each hole. The facility is clean and the staff was polite. My only feedback is that they should consider stepping up the mini golf course by adding some fun obstacles. It was pretty bland. But overall good time for a good price.

Went here with a groupon for mini golf. Had been here many years ago for it. It was about 9pm on a friday night and the mini golf was completely empty. There wasn’t even anyone working in the mini gold building area (you get the club and ball at the pro shop which is fine). It was not the best lit area and we couldn’t even find the entrance to the mini gold because it just looked like fences upon fences, finally we realized on of the fences has a gate, and we still had to walk through another. It was a little spooky being the only ones playing at night with the nearest people kinda distant but it was really fun nonetheless.
18 holes of mini golf. There weren’t any fun windmills or anything, but the waterfall was flowing and we still had a really good time. I would say we will return to play again, just prob not too soon.

The less big golf course at Brooklyn Golf Center (also known as mini golf) is nicely located across from Floyd Bennett Field and easily accessible off the Belt for us Queens folk.
The course is a cute little 18 hole track, plus the 19^th bonus hole, where the player has the opportunity to win a free round of they can putt the ball up a little jump and into the hole. Near misses are so painful as me and my playing partner burned the edges on both attempts.
The visual water pools on four holes are obviously not in play for the golf, but there on the course for aesthetics were not doing well, as one pond was bone dry and the other was looking stagnant.
Unfortunately, there are no visual structures like in some up state or out of state mini courses, perhaps a creature like a such as T-Rex’s or a volcano’s would go very well there, windmills, waterfalls, crocodile mouths, something along those lines. Kids totally freak out over such structures when golf is involved. (which Simpson’s episode was it where Bart and Flanders’s kid played a grueling mini golf game?) My guess is that ownership they would feel they would suffer some damage if they were installed, maybe the cost it too high maybe not. I wonder.
The putting areas on the course were in need of a good leaf blowing as the attempts at the cup resulted in many bounces off twigs and leaves. Some of us come out here tp play for some serious money, where every putt counts. lolol.
But the truth is that If I ran the facility, you can bet I would have a young employee or two whom I would pay a fair wage to, out on the grounds (mini golf to driving range) every hour and a half at most looking over the grounds and sweeping or leaf blowing the areas in need.
The driving range has ample stalls and it was so wide open, barely anyone was there an a beautiful mid afternoon in September, perfect weather to work on your game. The golf balls have the feel of rocks, but if Brooklyn Golf Center were using a mid to high level practice ball, they may just disappear. The targets to fire at are abundant, so you can really dial in your distances especially your wedges, the most important thing to work on at the range in my opinion.
The pro shop was not very well furnished and the man staffing it from behind the counter did not acknowledge me nor remove his eyes from his news paper.
Toilets were fairly well maintained, food was from a vending machine which I feel they could improve upon at some point with the mini golf course that attracts families with children is a mere one hundred yards away.
Great parking, as I mentioned earlier, not crowded as so many other practice ranges are these days.
Considering it is about two miles from Marine Park Golf Course, I intend on practicing there and then teeing it up at Marine Park as the price is better and you can pound your driver, which you can not do at the golf course. (not enough land where they build their range.)

Only really accessible by car, but if you can get out there, great place for a driving range. Pretty inexpensive. I haven’t done the mini golf but the driving range has a lot of space and has outdoor tees if you can’t snag one under the roof. Left handed clubs are the anomaly however, just like at every golf center – the one I had looked like it was made of Fisher Price material.

I had gotten a deal from Groupon, $ 8 for two people for the mini golf center. I had done something similar (golfing) like this in AC and it was cool. I decided to take my bf who has never golfed before. We went on a Sunday afternoon, it wasn’t too packed. And we had TONS OF FUN! It’s something to do if you just want a chill and have relaxing day. It’s the little things you have fun with, with the right people/​person of course makes the experience worthwhile! I would def recommend this spot!

This review is for the mini-​golf area since I don’t play big people golf: D
Nice layout and at $ 8 a person it was a good deal. 18-​holes and each one was tricky and fun. They had a mini waterfall and some shallow pools around so it adds to the aesthetics. They also have a hole-​in-​one game after the 18^th tee, you get a free game if you make the shot.
Remember to bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent– I got bit up around the 17^th play. It does get a bit crowded around 1pm so get there earlier.

I am here 2 or 3 times a week. If it is not crowded you will find a nice mat and tee to hit off of. When it is crowded that can be a problem. The place is tremendous but it can get crowded in the summer as kids come with girlfriends to try and hit balls.
There are nice targets on the range to work on your shorter shots and your alignment.
The short game area is good. The putting green is not the greatest but it serves its purpose.
I take lessons with Anthony (Arod) and he is a tremendous instructor. If you want to get better or you are just looking to take the game up I would highly recommend asking about lessons when you go. Anthony also works with kids and from what I have seen the kids love him. My friends daughter goes there for First Tee and she has a ball.

My friends were heading here to chill. So i decided to tag along on a Sunday night. They closed at 11pm because it was still warm out, i went late fall 2012.
it was my first time at a golfing range. I didn’t know what the heck I was doing but I had fun hitting the golf balls into the field. For $ 11, I got a bucket of 105 balls which last me for about 20 – 30 minutes. My group and I stayed for about 2 hours. Therefore, i brought 3 buckets. oh there were irons for rental. it was $ 2. In case anyone decides to come here last minute without equipment. All you need to bring is money and yourself!

Great place to just hit golf balls. For $ 11, you can get a bucket of 105 balls and just blast them for a good amount of time. I believe it is usually open until 11pm, but you have to get there by 10ish if you want to be able to hit on the range. It’s never crowded to capacity so you’re always guaranteed a tee. It’s a fun change of pace for those looking for something different, even a great place to go on a date.

Written from a golfer’s standpoint… I can’t speak for putt-​putt or anything party-​wise…
But I’ve experienced better. The pro shop has absolutely nothing in it. No golf balls except for cheap Wilson’s. The Mizuno club rack had 4 wedges on it. Nothing else. Used clubs for sale existed of 80s no-​name versions that had been hacked to death. The photo on their website is very misleading — it says it’s stocked. It absolutely is not.
The range itself is mostly dirt. They have a few pins to aim at in the middle and a few bulls-​eyes made of wood. The range is longer than most at 225+ so thats good for the bombers but I’m not one of those guys.
Most of the time my hits landed in a giant lake in the middle or in the dirt and bounced around at bizarre angles. The mats are terrible… really used and kicked around. You have 1 tee height option and its WAY too high.
The short-​game area was well-​tended though. Very grassy. Putting green grass was too shaggy. But most greens in BK are pretty bad on the courses regardless.
Probably won’t be going back unless it’s my only option. The big plus is the prices are good for range balls.

I couldn’t have been any happier that this mini golf course re-​opened after much needed renovations and it has surely paid off! From a water fall to little wannabe Japanese bridges to re-​pavements of the green, this place is like a new penny.
For $ 8, you can play with your significant other in that fun, loving competitive way OR you can play with your friends who are just straight up competitive and have apparently been playing mini golf elsewhere and kick your losing ass royally.
The neon colored balls really tickled me flipping pink when I practically grabbed the lime green ball from the attendants hands.
18 holes — benches every few feet for the nights when it gets packed — vending machines if you need to really recharge your electrolites — get a hole in one on the 19^th hole and get a free game!