Green Valley Golf Range

Reviews

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  Tawney Pauling

  2 days ago
  5.0
  It's one of those gems where you have something for everyone in your family from The Littles to the bigs to the grown ups making a family outing. Truly a full family outing!!!
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  Christian Sanchez

  Jul 19, 2026
  5.0
  Amazing prices for playing, drinks and food. The atmosphere is wonderful and you get a real experience that trumps any range. Mats or grass, hot or cold, this is the place to be!
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  Shane Mythril

  Jul 8, 2026
  5.0
  Good prices on buckets of golfballs, roof over your head, paid tracking, good turf mat, plus you get a little high top table that sits two people to take turns swinging. For my first time at a range, the only thing I could’ve asked for would to be felt less judged.
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  Sarah T

  Jun 13, 2026
  1.0
  My brother, cousin, and I drove 30 minutes to come mini golfing around 7:30 PM. When we arrived, we were immediately asked for our IDs and informed that anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent after 7 PM. I understand that employees have to follow company policies, but my issue is the inconsistency. We have visited multiple times in the past, including after 7 PM, with people under 18 in our group and no parent present, and no one has ever prevented us from playing. Because of those previous experiences, we had reason to believe we would be allowed in.What made the situation frustrating was that we drove 30 minutes only to be turned away without any flexibility, despite being accompanied by two legal adults.The employee’s attitude also came across as unnecessarily stern from the start, which made an already disappointing situation feel worse. I understand this policy is due to previous negative experiences with those under 18, but requiring a parent specifically, rather than an adult, seems unnecessarily restrictive.In many situations, parents routinely allow their teenagers to attend activities under the supervision of another responsible adult. It seems unreasonable that a 17-year-old accompanied by adults would be treated the same as an unsupervised group of minors simply because those adults are not their parents. I respect a business's right to create its own policies, but this requirement feels overly rigid and out of touch with how families commonly handle supervision and responsibility. It also makes it difficult for teenagers who follow the rules to enjoy their summer nights in a time where 3rd spaces for teenagers are already rapidly diminishing. The policy should be enforced consistently by all employees so customers know what to expect before making the trip. Had the rule been applied consistently during our previous visits, we would not have wasted our time driving there.
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  Ivan Trinidads gaming and stuff

  Jun 13, 2026
  1.0
  1 star. We drove about 30 minutes to come play mini golf, only to find out upon arrival that our group would not be allowed to play because one person in our group was 17 years old. I understand that businesses sometimes have to create policies due to issues they’ve experienced in the past, and I have seen the owner’s responses explaining that some younger visitors have not respected the property or other customers. That’s completely understandable. However, I think the current policy is far too restrictive. Our group consisted of multiple adults over the age of 18, including a 22-year-old, yet we were still turned away because one member of our group was 17. It seems unreasonable that a group of responsible adults cannot play mini golf simply because one person is a few months short of 18. Under the current policy, even a large group of adults could be denied entry if a single 17-year-old is present. What makes even less sense to me is that the policy allows people under 18 to play if they are accompanied by a parent, but not if they are accompanied by several adults well over the age of 18. If a group has multiple adults who are willing to be responsible for the group, I don’t see why the presence of a parent specifically should be the deciding factor. Most groups of friends coming to play mini golf in the evening are not going to bring a parent along, especially when everyone else in the group is already an adult. Another frustration was learning about the 7 PM cutoff after we arrived. While I understand that businesses have their own policies, 7 PM still feels fairly early for an activity like mini golf, especially when many people go in the evening and night. We had decided on a whim to spend time with a cousin we hadn’t seen in a while and drove about an hour round trip expecting to play, only to find out we couldn’t. Had we known about the cutoff beforehand, we could have made different plans. I want to be clear that this policy is really my only concern. I’ve been here once before and had a great time, and the facility itself is nice. Unfortunately, this experience was disappointing enough that I’m leaving this review so that others are aware and don’t make the same mistake that we did.

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