Bedrock Miniature Golf

★ 4

Was not busy at all but needed to go to the main courses' clubhouse to pay and then go back. Very nice course and got to play as much as we wanted. Fountains were a little concerning and might be better if completely drained. Overall it was a good experience though.

★ 5

This is one of the best, most challenging mini-golf courses I've ever played. Reasonably priced. We've already played there 3 times this month. Bedford Hills did a great job cleaning up and improving it. My kids love how the waterways from the fountains weave through the course. It would be awesome if they could get the 3rd one working though. Until then someone needs to clean out the pond at the end of it more often.

★ 1

Let me tell you about the “fun” I had at Bedrock Mini Golf on Wednesday May 31st, 2017 4:45pm: My 8 year old daughter and I Arrive at the mini-golf area of Bedrock. We brought our own putters and golf balls. All we need to do is pay the attendant at the mini-golf kiosk and we will be ready to start... Looking in the windows of the kiosk, waiting, waiting, no attendant. It looks like we have to go to the "range building" to pay, which is inconveniently at the opposite side of the parking lot. Arrive at the range building to find it empty as well. On to the clubhouse, which is a short trek up steep hill… but hey, a kid’s gotta mini-golf, amirite? 4:52pm: Arrive at the club house, pay the $9 total. $4 for her, $5 for me, to use the mini-golf greens. We decline the putter and golf balls since we brought our own, and we make our way back down the hill, dodging oncoming golf carts, to the opposite corner of the parking lot back to the mini golf area. 5:01pm: First hole goes great, beautiful day, 70 degrees, the sun is shining, there’s a bit of a breeze, the noise of stop and go motorcycle traffic when trying to talk to each other is the only the slightest nuisance on this otherwise perfect day. 5:06pm: Two holes later, there’s a water hazard. And my daughter finds it with her pretty pink nitro golf ball she brought from home. It’s a small circular poolish area, about 25 feet in diameter, concave bottom, so your ball is almost certain to find the center… I’d say 2-3 feet deep in the center where the water pump is located. There is NO barrier to stop your ball from going into the lovely patchy emerald pool below… but what is supplied is a particularly haggard net on the end of a 6 foot broomstick. Those of you who didn’t sleep through math class have already concluded that we are about 6 feet short of reaching that ball with this… stick with an ancient, scraggy, used to be “net” on the end of it. I sent my daughter to see if there is a more appropriate snare to use at another nearby hole. About this same time a young man with a gold oval name tag putts by in a golf cart. Rather than stop, inquire if we are in need of assistance, or even make eye contact, he continues by, on his way to… ??? My daughter holds up the other “net”, I use this term loosely, mind you… and it is of no greater stature or repair than the one I’m holding. So… Given the choices to walk another 10+ minutes uphill to the clubhouse and back down to get another ball to replace hers… Or Wade knee deep into little Erie to retrieve her ball (and as my luck would have it, slip on the muck lined bottom of pool, and wear it) perhaps even to repeat this even again, as it seems NONE of the holes have any barriers to golf balls going into the water…. I decided unpopularly, that we should cut our losses and call it an outing. 5:15pm: I now realize that the young man on the golf cart has the consideration to NOW put the sign up outside the mini-golf kiosk, stating to pay at the Range building (closer than the clubhouse, but also empty when we walked by it). A nice parting slap as we are leaving… Well played Bedrock, well played. If there were a 0 star rating, you earned it. TL;DR: No attendant at the mini-golf area, lost a ball in the “water”, no way to retrieve the ball, recurring theme in all the "falls" holes, staff less than helpful, paid 9 dollars for less than 5 minutes of golf. Would NOT recommend.

★ 5

We went to the break the course record event today. This place is well maintained and super affordable 4$ for kids worth it ! 18holes ! Check this place out

★ 2

Just left after standing at the counter for 20 mins.. Left a note in the window that said back in five but never showed up. Two other people ended up telling us that we had to go all the way across the very large parking lot, park, then walk up the hill to pay... There was no sign indicating this, just the "back in 5 mins" sign which is just there to make you waste your time apparently.. What a bad first experience, we didn't end up staying. My aunt wanted to try this place out so bad since she drives past it everyday, disappointing..

★ 1

Well, thought we would try a different course for the kids’ birthday. My husband is familiar with the golf course and had been to this mini golf location many years ago. Boy did it disappoint. First, holes aren’t labeled so we literally had no clue where to start. We figured it out and soon realized that it’s rather challenging, for children and for adults that aren’t well versed in golf. As we went along, I couldn’t help but notice how abandoned it looked. Water not running through the streams, if water was in the little pond it was stagnant. The green was worn, torn and there was even a large crack in the concrete underneath in one spot. Fall hazard! Trees and bushes were dead or overgrown and mulched areas were basically down to the dirt. Benches between the holes were leaning and unfinished….it was not an enjoyable experience for me. Definitely not even close to being comparable to other courses in the area. I suggest some updates!!!

★ 2

Nice area, trees & water. They have 2 muniture golf areas, one has not been completed in over 2 years, since I was there last, the other one needs repairs to the felt turf, there are bumps & slashes in the old turf which makes your golf ball go in an unintended location. Uncared for flower beds, broken nets for any balls that go into water, fountain not operating, untreated wood seats. It is playable if you have the patience with it, could be much more improved.

★ 1

We arrived at 8pm. They close at 10pm, so I thought no problem, that's plenty of time. There was sign said to pay for mini golf at the golf course club house. Once again, no problem, they may be short staffed. The course was not well maintained and none of the water features were running. Additionally, the nets to fish balls out of the water were missing. When it started to get dark, only 3 of the 10 light poles over the course came on (the 3 along Smith road, leaving a majority of the course unlit). After trying to mini golf in the dark, we gave up and left.