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Aviator Golf Center

Aviator Golf Center

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3.7 Google Review
3200 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, New York, 11234, United States
(718) 253-6816 aviatorsports.com/golf
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May 1, 2018
The mats are in poor condition. The balls are actually worse now and it’s not because they are just older and more worn. Somehow every time I buy a bucket I get half balls, cracked balls, worn balls — did Aviator replace the old balls with EVEN WORSE balls?!? On top of that Aviator raised the price for a large bucket to $13. NO IMPROVEMENTS have been made since Aviator took over the operation — unless you count the food truck outside the office and the new telephone and WiFi lines they are running underground. Maybe I can hit balls from the top of that food truck. In case anyone from Aviator actually reads this: you know where you can stick your food truck and WiFi! UPGRADE THE GOLF CENTER: mats, balls, putting green, chipping area, sand trap! I can only guess what Aviator has in store for the Riis Park Pitch & Putt — NOTHING! Edit: Thanks for replying. I go to the golf center every day and this has been a consistent issue with the balls. I appreciate that you’re taking steps to renovate the place and I hope it comes to fruition.

Mar 19, 2018
Not very well maintained. Mats and tarps are a mess. But only $12 to hit 100 balls.

Sep 16, 2017
The mats are hilarious. I can't believe they don't replace them.

Jul 27, 2017
Great range, yet I miss the enclosed part of the range though I wish they kept it

Sep 25, 2015
Decent range. I tried it out yesterday with my siblings. The partitions were convenient since my sister is a beginner. They gave each golfer a sufficient amount of privacy. Pricing wasn't too bad. To rent 3 clubs, purchase a large bucket and a small bucket of balls it cost $35. Cons: I did not like was the turf. It was over used. The range is due for a little bit of updating. It does get pretty busy. I didn't see a grass area that was open to the public either. It only seemed to be available to members. Overall my family and I did have a good time. It was worth the trip.

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