HearthSongIndoor Golf Pool Game, 78"L x 57"W, Includes 2 Clubs, 16 Balls, 6 Holes, Ages 3 and Up

My niece and nephew are very hard to please, and they love this game so far. It was a pain to put together, but annoyingly so, not difficult. (Meaning it was easy, just annoying.). They could improve on materials to make it more sturdy and more practical in assembly. Plastic pieces kept falling apart and having to be refitted. I wanted to glue it together to make it stay, or affix it with screws to tighten the fittings.Getting all of the frame together, and then attached to the green felt ( which was cut to fit with no extra, so you really has to be careful or one side would be on the felt and the other would not,) was, well....a pain. That said, once assembled, it was worth it. The kids had lots of fun and I’m sure will want to play with it when they came over. I took the 2 middle holes out and folded it over to avoid having to go through the whole set up next time.

We just got this yesterday, but so far it has been a great family activity. My teen boys are really enjoying it. It is a fun combination of miniature golf and Pool table. It is played on the floor and great for eye hand coordination and goofy fun. It is a nice size for kids and adults. Gets everyone off electronics to a family interaction time.

Nice idea and fun butDifficult to stand on to putt without wrinkling green felt.Advertised elsewhere for 30 dollars less. Of course the other site did not list shipping charges and Amazon shipped free, but I doubt that they would have been 30 dollars for thid fairly large but light item.NO rules or directions for play included.Really needs to come with a storage bag so pieces don't get lost. I bought a large mesh laundry bag but felt at this price a bag should have been included.Nice putters! Balls are nice indoor ones but don't break (in the pool sense) very well since they are light weight. We have mostly made up our own games rather than trying to play pool from instructions found on Yahoo Search.The cue ball is really too light to work very well, so we usually hit balls directly.So it is fine but much too expensive for what it is. I like it better than my grandkids (boys 4, 6, 10, 16), who find it a bit awkward and boring to play--constant readjustments of green, lack of instructions, not very challenging to play as putt-putt and really difficult to play with cue ball since it is so light. Of ncourse, since it is light, we haven't had injuries or accidents with windows or tv screens!

Got this for my nephew and his dad for Christmas, we had a blast with it. The balls are real golf-balls and I think they could do better getting the stripes and solids as just that. They are marked, and it's easy to figure out, but the stripes need to be STRIPES:) I agree it should come with a storage bag for the price. It was simple to assemble. The putters seemed great quality (dangerous with rambunctious under six, needs supervision) and the balls were real, which means if you loose one, a permanent marker and a golf ball should do the trick to replace one. The cue ball doesn't really break the rack, but enough to get you started. This was great as an adults playing with the kids activity. Be sure to keep the box to put it all back into. There were assembly instructions but not game instructions, but we already understand the concept. Anyone who knows how to play pool will understand this immediately. Just realize, that under six, the lamps and windows in the room are threatened unless there is supervision!

It was pretty easy for me and my nine year old grandson to put together. We all had fun with it - it is difficult to use as "pool golf", but can be made easier for younger ones if you just try to see who can put into the holes. My grandson is very good at the golf game - me, not so much!

I bought this awhile ago and thought my kids were just being difficult … they were right. It’s terrible to put together , the felt wrinkles every time you move it. Once it was together, after the first shot or two it was wrinkled again. Spent more time fixing it than actually playing anything. Just a pain in the butt in general and not worth the money…

It is everything it looks like and good quality material. The green stretches so its nice and flat. Don't have to worry about the wrinkles. The plastic holes are kind of tough to get a ball up over, but the kids and I are having a blast with it.

I thought it would be fun game we could play during winter. It wasn't.It totally attracted any dog hair or specks on ground.It had lumps from the seams so it didn't roll easily. You can't stow it away easy either.I found this to be a waste of money.