Buffalo Golf Course

I'd say this course is your average public golf course. Driving from Pittsburgh, it really is in the middle of nowhere (quite literally a field). It did seem to be pretty well maintained and scenic though some of the sand traps were pitiful. A few of the holes are pretty challenging though overall the course is pretty flat which is something I liked. Prices are reasonable. The staff for the most part seemed nice though the guy running the course/assigning tee times was unfriendly and humorless.

The course was decent but the owner said unprompted that we should golf after 4:30 if were still learning (i.e. not the fastest). We were letting anyone behind us ahead so I'm not quite sure what the issue was. It was unfortunate to have the owner so blatantly make it clear that our business was not as good as others. I could understand on a weekend but a random, non holiday Monday? We will not be returning.

It's a really nice scenic well maintained golf course out in the country and only 30 mikes from Pittsburgh right up route 28. The course has lots of parking and a really nice club house. Today was the first time I've been there in years and they did a nice job remodeling with a lot of upgrades. If you would like to try a new course out it's with the drive.

Great beginners course for people starting out in the game of golf. Not to expensive and it's nice and wide open with the overall distance of the course not being to bad.

Before we even got onto the course the cart wouldn't start so we had to get a new one. Half way through the course the cart broke down again and they had to bring us out a new cart. They were aerating the fairways while we played and didn't give us a warning. The tee boxes are like rocks you need to bring a hammer to get your tee in just for it to break.

Pretty challenging course. I easily walked with one of the very nice deluxe pull carts offered. The only negative is the sand traps were very bad and sometimes unplayable.

I'm sorry but some of the rudest staff you could imagine. They would not let a customer take his young daughter with him asking him why would he want to put her in danger? On a trip from out of town with a coworker needed to rent some clubs, starter threw a fit for us trying to share clubs even though we were in same cart. Ok we will rent another set. The woman at front desk has an attitude problem when I dropped the cart off not knowing where to put it. No signs or indication where to put it. She said is that where you found the that cart and clubs? I said how are we supposed to know all these rules you make up? These people should be happy to have customers and not treat them so terrible.

This is an interesting course, fairly scenic, with a fair share of challenging holes from the back tees and an altogether different track from the forward tees. There are hills, bunkers and some water holes (though water should not really come into play). Which reminds me: take a water bottle with you; whatever comes from the on-course fountains is not potable!