There's even workout equipment on a barge docked nearby on the Hudson for those who want to get fresh air while they get healthy. But inside, for golfers and hackers alike, the sports dome is a welcome site for those itching to practice on a cold or rainy day. It has 54 hitting spots and is bigger than most indoor domes, allowing golfers and hackers alike to watch the ball's flight for approximately 85 yards. No admission fee. And, if you do it in the spring, no snow.
Several holes are long, requiring a heavy putting stroke.
Amateurs, ages 2 and up, will also enjoy the 18-hole course. Younger children may like the floating golf balls a little too much. The course is well-maintained and organized, and the snack bar with adjoining children's party room is a treat. This place can sometimes seem more like a junior-high gymnasium than a climbing gym, but the builders have taken a limited space and filled it with imagination. It's an excellent place to practice rock moves indoors, and kids love it.