Links & Tees Golf Facility

The mini golf was fun. The only thing that made me dock off 2 stars was that they had snacks (e.g., pizza, hotdogs, popcorn, coffee) but didn’t really have any snacks bc none were made and the woman at the desk didn’t have access to the supplies. So, we couldn’t buy anything to snack on

This place is great. I’ve been to (expensive) golf simulators but the dome is the best.
They have events frequently where you can get beer specials and golf specials! Ladies night, for example, is two hours of golf and they have a PGA instructor going around helping everyone with their stroke.
This is a great indoor activity for anyone looking for a fun date or something to do with your friends. If you get hungry, they’ll let you order pizza! Pizza, beer, and golf, you can’t beat that!
Prices are affordable and staff is friendly. There is also unlimited chipping and putting range availablity after you pay for the driving range.
I highly recomend Links & Tees. Four stars!

This is a review for the golf some.
I am very pleased with my experience with this golf dome. As an early Christmas gift, I was lucky enough to receive a season pass. I feel this dome is taller than nearby McQ’s or White Pines. This is great because your short irons won’t immediatley fly into the ceiling. The staff is extremely friendly. Although, several older employees are quite inattentive. Charles does a great job managing a top notch facility. The target greens are very receptive and nearly like playing a real course. I only have two complaints about this place. The greens and chipping area are WAY too fast. I’m talking faster than Augusta National fast. So, if you are playing in the Masters, that will be great for you.
My biggest complaint is that this place seems to be the spot for old people to hang out and drink free coffee. They just sit at the tables and chit chat. I am pretty sure they don’t even bring golf clubs. This can be quite annoying when you are hiting balls by a table of old men gawking at your every move.

Links and Tees is THE PERFECT golf facility to get kids started on the game! Start them off with mini golf, and then get them on the range and eventually, the course! The 9-​hole (par 3) course is not always in the best of shape (let’s face it: the greens and traps are a wreck), but it is (a) a great value, especially if you play early morning or twilight, and (b) challenging in its own right for a par 3. The facility also has a decent putting and chipping greens. I haven’t been in the dome in ages, so won’t comment here on it.

I mainly come here for the miniature golf outdoors, which is actually a lot of fun. Considering how many times I’ve been here, my friends and I know all the tricks to each hole, so it’s just fun watching us fail at executing them. The supposed «volcano» has blue water instead of red, (unless it’s Halloween) but overall the layout is really nice. The indoor facility is very clean and inviting, and the staff is always extremely friendly and helpful. I don’t have much to say about the dome or the outdoor golfing range, other than they’re what you’d expect from a typical range. Not as high tech when it comes to other high key golfing ranges, but still has all the amenities. Overall, if you’re looking for a good time to hang out in Addison, the Putter’s Peak Mini Golf will get the job done! Highly recommended.

I loved the mini-​golf at this location as a kid and I still do love it. It winds around waterfalls and you walk up and down stairs and each course is different. Great date night or day out with the family!

My sons (8 years and 3 ½ years old) and I really enjoyed this mini golf course. Some fun holes and lots of water which the kids enjoy! Located on a busy street but the course is situated in a way that you don’t feel like you are on top of the street.

Owned by Addison Park District, this place is one of the best values in the area. Granted, the staff are all high school students, but the facility is usually clean, uncluttered, and quiet. Ample parking is always a plus.

Above average driving range with a hefty price tag.
Came here recently to test a new set of clubs that I recently purchased. Links & Tees offers both mats and grass tees at their driving range which is awesome! However, a small bucket of balls (around 40) cost $ 7, which is pretty pricey. The range also provides a putting green to perfect your craft.
Overall, Links and Tees is one of the better driving ranges in the area, but their prices are a little high for my taste.

What a great place for miniature golf. It is super clean, very reasonably priced, the staff was so friendly, and the course was well thought out and well maintained. I would definitely suggest.

I like this place. It’s clean, well-​managed and close to home. However, there is some room for improvement.
I’ve hit a few buckets of balls on the outdoor driving range. Pretty nice. Plenty of space. The few times I’ve gone they were only allowing you to hit off the mats with rubber tees. I’m pretty sure they open up the grass tees sometimes… just never when I’m there. I’ve never gone to the indoor/​dome range.
I’ve also played the 9-​hole course a few times. As a beginner golfer, I like it: pretty well-​maintained, good amount of sand and some water holes too. But it’s pricey for a par 3 course if you’re a non-​resident. $ 15 is steep for a very basic course that’ll take you 60 – 90 mins to play, even if you’re a godawful golfer like me. In comparison, I’ve golfed at the 9-​hole Pottawatomie golf course in St. Charles for $ 18 (on a weekday) as a non-resident…and that’s a gorgeous, award-​winning course with a handful of par 4’s and par 5’s. And just last week I played Maple Meadows’ east 9 course for only $ 11! Granted, it was a little damaged from the rainstorms, but still… eleven bucks.
The few times I’ve played the par 3 course, it was dead. I really think if this place dropped their standard prices on the par 3 course to maybe $ 7 for residents/​$ 9 for non-​residents (or hell, even lower), they’d get more people playing it. I know a bunch of my non-​resident friends and family members would definitely be up for it.
Customer service has been hit or miss for me. Most of the employees are pretty nice and upbeat, but this one older guy there has some of the worst customer service skills I’ve ever seen. No smile, no friendly banter, no ‘good luck on the course’…nothing. It was like he was pissed we even wanted to play golf at the facility. Seriously, what’s with these old guys at golf courses being so ornery and unfriendly? I see them all over the place. And I am nothing but nice to them. Maple Meadows had a charmer of its own too. Lighten the fuck up, guys. No offense, but you get to spend your whole day at a golf course. Life could be worse. Would you rather be greeting me at Wal-​Mart? Didn’t think so, gramps.
I give them credit for offering some coupons and twilight/​early bird deals on the par 3 course and range. Fortunately, I’m a resident so I’ll be back.

As a miniature golf enthusiast, I have to say that this moutain style mini-​golf course is quite impressive. Its no congo river or high-​and-​mighty-​throw-​your-​kids-​birthday-​party here place, but it is quite nice.
It will certainly challenge you and throw you for a loop. Be sure to check it out on a nice day.

*Review for driving range only.*
This facility not only has a small golf course and a mini-​golf course, but also an indoor dome-​type range and an outdoor range as well. The indoor range is decent, but not great. It’s not real deep, maybe 180yds to the back wall and there are no automatic tees (at least on the bottom level). It’s also a bit expensive ($ 22 for an hour), especially if you’re like me and you take your time.

Links and Tees has a nice little mini-​golf course. Several of the holes have some cool features, like multiple levels or tubes that you have to hit your ball through. The course is rarely crowded, and a good way to kill some time. The only thing is that the waterfall seems to be alternately hot pink or bright blue, which is a little weird.

If youn like golf of both kinds the minature versiaon and the lauching version this is the place for you. i think they may actually have a nine hole version of the real thing too. I don’t know I can’t play the real thing. The minature version was funa dn looks cute. You can easily see it going through beautiful lake street in Addison. probably the only cool thing to view on this stretch of suburbia. The golf dome is nice and there is an outside range for warmer weather. If you want indoor range you will have to come in winter

This place has a pretty cool miniature golf course. Great for killing some time outdoors, and some of the holes are actually pretty tricky. Prices are reasonable and they have coupons sometimes.
One caveat: The bright blue water freaks me out a little. Why does it need to be neon blue? What are they hiding?