AllGolf at CB Smith

A bucket of 100 balls is $ 12. They have clubs you can use free of charge but they are all irons. Mini golf is $ 8 a person. I forgot to ask how much the batting cages were but I noticed they did have bats for use. For the driving range They have a two story set up. Which is nice as long as the person directly above you is not chopping their ball directly down. It’s a very nice range and mini golf set up and the price reflects that. It’s also a lot bigger then most. There are raccoons and other wildlife that live on the property but if you leave them alone they won’t bother you. The staff is helpful but not the most enthusiastic.

NPS = 9
Love this place for $ 5 bucket Monday’s!
It gets packed but it’s a great place to practice on a weekday at a discount. You go into the clubhouse, pay, get a code, and load up your bucket with the balls. This place gets so packed you might have to wait in two lines: 1) to get your balls while they refill the dispensing machine and 2) to get a lane just to hit. That’s the only reason this place isn’t 5-​star in my book: it’s always too packed! But that’s okay… I’m more than happy to wait for my weekly ritual.
They even have group classes on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursday’s for like $ 20. Either that or you can pay the $ 200 something for a private class.
I haven’t checked out the shop, but they have good looking stuff. Haven’t looked at the prices though.
They have two floors for the driving range. Want to bring the family and kids? No problem. Their putt-​putt is nice and clean too.
I try to make it out here on most Monday’s to work on my swing, so you may see me here weekly.

Very Well run driving range Management very helpful to all the customers best driving range and miniature golf course in Pembroke Pines Equipment fairly priced also great PGA instructors there at fair pricing.

Horrible staff
Horrible holes
No light poles
Two holes on every hole… It just baffles me why there are two holes per hole. It’s truly ridiculous. Horrible experience at this place. Never coming back again

Keep in mind this place is associated with a state park when you see the raccoons running around late at night…
That being said, it scared the living crap out of me when I realized the animal was a raccoon and not a cat. Then we saw there were several-​and they were all over the place. Not really bothering anyone, just a heads up!
Onto the golf part-​the point of the business! 18 holes of mini golf, with typical water traps, some sand, and a few with double holes. The whole course is «unthemed», i.e. not monster/​clown/​pirate themed, so if that’s what you’re looking for, you won’t find it here.
I found it odd that there were no tees or even the rubber ones of any kind to use. No big deal, but it made it up to the players’ discretion of where to shoot from. Also there were only one size of club to choose from. I remember having to pick height based on hip height before. And there were no pink golf balls :(
That being said, the course was moderately lit at 8 – 9 pm, clean, and quiet on a Thursday night. There were people in the driving range and batting cages and it wasn’t even to loud, which was nice.
I liked it here. It’s in a quiet part of town which isn’t invaded by a lot of the beach tourists-​you have to kind of «find it». I will definitely be back, raccoons and all.

Solid 3 stars for AllGolf.
I’ve been coming here frequently as of late; hitting the range with my beau, perfecting my golf swing before my father criticizes me profusely on the actual course.
I like that it’s open until 9pm. That’s a little later than some driving ranges.
Located in an easy-​to-​locate part of the giant CB Smith Park, very very short walk from the car to the range.
I see couples on first dates here going to the mini golf course — it’s super cute actually, maybe I’ll try it out one day.
It’s a little bit more expensive to hit the driving range than I’m use to paying in Kendall. But I suppose it’s because this is a double decker driving range — so you pretty much NEVER wait for a spot — with options to play on actual grass and a large putting green.
With all that said, there is a TOTALLY different atmosphere with the types of players that come to this range as oppose to the Country Clubs and Courses, obviously. There’s been times where I’ve been a little annoyed at the people because they don’t have that «sport etiquette» so I try to keep that in mind but sometimes a little kid running close by when you could potentially hit them with an club on your backswing isn’t my idea of practicing. Or blasting Britney Spears while practicing. You get all types of people here from people who are legitly trying to practice their form and swings, to people renting clubs with friends and seeing who can power drive their balls the farthest while downing beer, to couples who think it’s cute their child is hazardous swinging a club with people around.
Over all, it’s not bad. There are better places but this will do fine during my lunch hour at work.

Allgolf is a great place to go for nice mini golf and a good double-​decker driving range. They have two 18 hole mini golf courses that provide a good challenge. Lots of elevation changes, water features, and rock obstacles make it a fun course for kids and date nights.
The range is very nice as well. They have posted yardage up to 250 yds, so the fences are probably 275 – 300. There are multiple flag targets, and good range balls.
I have never used the batting cages, but they look nice as well.
For a fun night out, check out Allgolf. There is great fun to be had by all!

A perfectly fine place to mini-​golf with the family, it’s what you expect for $ 8 at a convenient location. The course is nothing fancy, but it sports 18 holes that are somewhat of a challenge.
On a Sunday afternoon, it’s not too crowded. My expectations were met — it was very easy to enter the park, pay, and $ 8/​person for essentially ALL-​YOU-​CAN-​GOLF, CB Smith does it best.
I originally planned to go to Monster Golf, but my mom preferred the outdoors, and from what I saw when I went into Monster Golf, this course is slightly larger (Monster Golf has its own strengths, though).

Not wheelchair accessible.
They have two miniature golf courses at All Golf at CB Smith Park. They may tell you that one of the courses is accessible to wheelchairs, but it’s really not. Only about four of the holes are truly accessible; six of the holes are in an elevated area that you reach by walking up a flight of steps; and the balance of the holes have accessibility issues like no sidewalks, wheelchairs can’t get onto the «green» area to finish out the putts, etc.
We saw the LivingSocial special for a round of golf, then called All Golf several times to confirm that the course was wheelchair accessible (each time they said «Yes») so we purchased the tickets. When we got to the clubhouse, they gave us our putters and pointed us toward the «accessible» course. Once we realized that between the stairs and the other design issues that the course was not wheelchair accessible, we went back to the clubhouse and asked to have a manager come out to the course and ask her about the inaccessibility. After all of that, she said that she could not refund our money.
We were a group of two manual chairs and one power chair. It’s really a shame that All Golf or Broward County doesn’t take the time and effort to actually have someone use a wheelchair to get around the course before they mislead everyone by saying that the course is wheelchair accessible, when it clearly is not.

Great practice facility!
Love the fact that the sun wont kill you with coverage from the second level. At night you get to enjoy the cool Fall breeze and are usually on your own on the second level.
They have recently given the putting/​chipping area a facelift. Bringing the practice facility to be complete.
They offer private on group lessons onsite at an affordable price. I did a group session a while back, it was not a great experience; but its been a while so I wont get into the details.
Definitely my favorite range away from my home course.

Been at these batting cages here for slow pitch softball a few times over the past 5 years. It is horrendous and has not changed a bit. The balls get stuck constantly, it is poorly maintained and there is no arch or speed consistent with slow pitch softball. I keep hoping someone comes in who actually cares but am constantly dissapointed. Last time I will come here. They have no desire to fix the problem so I recommend going somewhere else — like at Tamiami Park by FIU — much better facility and friendly staff.

Since the entrance to Allgolf is before the gates, there’s no park entry fee to access Allgolf or the batting cages. We come for the two 18-​hole mini golf courses. The courses are a little dated, but we always have fun. Kids 4 and under are free, so it’s a no brainer. Adults $ 8. Batting cages and regular golf range next to the mini courses, so there’s stuff to see before/​after.

Been here a few times and the place is fantastic. Buying a membership is worth it. I misunderstood something about the membership and when the manager nicely explained it to me, he still went out of his way to make me happy. He did not have to do it. It was completely my mistake. They have me as a customer for life.

There is a $ 1.50 per person entrance fee upon entering the park, but once you are in, there are a pleathera of activities you can partake in. Load your bikes, throw some swim trunks in the bag, your Bar B Que essentials, and even your fishing rods and head over to CB Smith Park.
We had the perfect pavillion #12. A nicely shaded area, nestled right next to the lake and a running path.
Looking to enjoy a nice day with the family and friends, try this out as an option.

Nice place to take the family for mini golf. It does need a little maintenance.

Decent putt putt golf course although I suggest doing during the day b/​c the lighting isn’t the best. I did see a family of raccoons on the course which was kind of cool. Driving range was fun and the woman at the front desk was friendly. I would like to go back here during the day and see what else they have here.

Just came for the mini-​golf, but the driving range was pretty busy for a balmy South Florida mid-​week afternoon. The golf shop was clean and the staff was very friendly.
Okay, the two 18-​hole mini-​golf courses are simple and very dated. But they are relatively well maintained. And, if you’re looking for challenge this isn’t your course. Most holes have two (or more) cups so it’s not very hard to get near one of them.
They can even work with you to create a party or other event. At just $ 8 per round, it’s a very nice way to spend a little time in the sun with family and friends.

Pretty decent driving range and cheap pricing if you’re just looking to hit some balls

Great driving range with plenty of spots for you to test your skills. They change the mats every month and always maintain a clean environment. A large bucket brings 100 balls and will cost you 11 bucks for non-​members 9 for members. If your looking to try golf for the first time or want to fine tune your skills, this range is exceptional and I highly recommend it.

I purchased a Groupon for AllGolf, so I got a good deal. We played mini golf, used the batting cages, and each got some ice cream for the $ 20 Groupon.
Overall, it was worth it. Most of the batting cages were broken, but one of the employees came out and tried to fix it long enough for us to use them for a little while. All of the mini golf holes are tricky. My Dad and brother are great golfers, and they had a tough time on some of them! It’s not a decorative or cheesy as most mini golf places, and the holes are a little more challenging because of the inclines and bumps on each green.
Inside, there was one employee handling everything. She wasn’t very friendly, but it was understandable considering all of the people that were there. She was bombarded with customers.
I might go back again, but the Groupon made it worth the drive.