Scally’s Golf and Training Center

If you’re looking to take a private golf lesson, then head over to Scally’s. As someone who is very new to the sport, I knew that the only way I was ever going to get better was with a private lesson. Prior to picking Scally’s, I looked at a couple other places in the Pittsburgh area, however, I chose them for their proximity to my office in Robinson and cost ($ 90 for one hour). By the way, $ 90 is an extremely competitive price! They offer a couple package options, but I was a bit reluctant to buy a package not knowing if I’d gel with the instructor or even enjoy the session.
My lesson was scheduled for 4:30 on a Wednesday afternoon with Chuck Scally Jr. Having only been to a range a few times before my lesson, I was (obviously) a bit nervous and lacked a lot of skills. However, Chuck immediately put me at ease and created a level of confidence I did not have. He began by asking me to take a couple practice swings. Within a few minutes, he identified several issues, including: my grip, wrist flexibility, and lack of core movement. We then spent the next 65+ minutes working through each area. I immediately noticed an improvement in my swing and was hitting ball after ball straight and with perfection. He offered positive reinforcement throughout the entire lesson which made me feel more confident with each swing.
I would highly recommend making a visit to Scally’s and working with Chuck or one of the other instructors.

Open year round. Got a round of pitch & putt in, in December. Course was in reasonable shape for December in Pittsburgh. Greens were aerated but still very good shape. We had a great time even if we were a little rusty.

What a terrible experience! When we walked in, there were two YOUNG girls working ALONE in the golf center /​diner area. They were no more than 9 and 13. They were handling money and would have handled food had they had orders. This is completely illegal… Especially with the food service end of it! They were incredibly rude, mainly the younger of the two.
I’m not sure that I will ever go back. I do not want children handling my money or food. Not to mention there are nicer, cheaper mini golf courses in the area.

If you like golf (from putt-​putt all the way to driving range and Par 3s) Scally’s is an excellent option. They also have batting cafes and a couple arcade type games to keep you busy while other people finish their golf related activities. They do have a pro shop which looks nice but I haven’t gone in to see pricing/​service.
Initially I just went to the mini-​golf with friends and while the course isn’t superbly challenging or diverse (in layouts) it is still fun and well maintained. More recently I have been taking beginner golf lessons (through CCAC) at this location and our instruction (Ken) is AWESOME.
This place definitely has something for everyone that likes golf or batting cages!

Scally’s has it all. Driving Range, Par 3, Pitch-​N-​Putt, Batting Cages, Minigolf.
I wouldn’t do mini-​golf here though because its the worst putt-​putt course I’ve ever played. Every hole is exactly the same, hit the ball under some animal.
Anything else at Scally’s is definitely worth checking out.