Love this place. Getting into golf is a bit intimidating but with the staff and honestly how friendly most the folks are out there it’s becoming one of my favorite spots. I haven’t tried the food yet but I hear it’s wonderful. Pretty excited to actually hit the course next week. Been working on my driving. Been over 18 years since I touched any clubs last. Pretty stoked over all about this place. I do think it would be nice to see some competitive pricing drive range wise since other places are a little closer to me and are a bit cheaper for their large basket. Either way I’ll be returning. Thanks for not scary a beginner off! Here’s me making a crap swing but progress nonetheless 😂

Check in was easy, course was fine. We had our 6 year old with us, introducing him to the game. It all went downhill when he had to pee. I played on and my wife took him to the clubhouse to use the restroom, respecting other golfers on the way off the course. They weren't allowed to return because they "abandoned" the course so my 6 year old could use the restroom. I was playing through, and they were going to catch up as to not slow the pace of play.So they could have just rejoined me,no harm no foul. We were finishing with 6 going on 7, so nearly done. Nowhere on their rule boards or online does it say you can't use the restroom while playing. I guess if I ever go back and my son or I need to go, I'll just have him go on the green and aim at the flag, and the cup. I'm sure the owner will have a snide reply as seen in other reviews, but really, a 6 year old boy can't go pee and continue to play? And don't give me the whole " You should have went before" routine. So we went to Hanks to hit some balls.

Facilities are great. Super fun and relaxing. Tried to get lessons with Gary Green but he took nearly a month to respond to any text or emails. So I would look at the other instructors that they offer.

They dont accept cash and you can't directly purchase range balls from the machine. You must first purchase a pin code from an employee and then enter that pin code into the machine. After the tedious process, it's $20 bucks to hit a large bucket of balls and you don't get to choose where you hit from, as you are assigned a booth. Not a big fan. There's also a sign that you cant bring your own food or beverages to the range. Besides the strange process, the range itself is quite large and expansive which is a positive.

The place was nice and the course looked amazing. Though it's a different experience from other 9 holes. Feels like more of a top golf experience. Not so much a good thing. No cash and must reserve a tee time. Range has mats so that makes your chunks a good hit. (Not a good thing) and must use a qr code with your phone to sign a waiver. To much of a process to just hit some balls. Definitely feels like its more for someone just wanting to try golf and it gives them a more generic approach like a big retail chain store. Hopefully I can book a tee time soon to try the course.