Bayonet has a real grass driving range, an 18 hole course and a club house. The carts are gas and…read moredone have sensors in them. The course is well kept. It favors golfers who have a slight draw as there are a lot of dog leg lefts. I tend to hit fades and I was struggling. The price is a bit higher than other courses in the area, so I think the value compared to some of the other courses in the area is a bit lower. The tee times were also pretty stacked up, we had a group behind us before we were off the first hole and I'm usually a pretty fast golfer. All things considered I would still recommend the course and will come back. It's a nice spot and the course is well maintained and fun.

Played there last week in a foursome. Finished the front nine, drove to the tenth tee and a couple…read moregroups had combined to play in a 6 some. They proceeded to hit 8 drives between them. Could foresee a 3 hour back nine. Went to the golf shop to let them know and their response was, "we can give you a voucher". We had driven an hour to play and didn't want a voucher. There are alot of golf courses in the area. We'll go somewhere else.

This was by far the worst venue for a large event I have ever been to. The "ballroom" was a tiny…read moreroom with an even smaller dance floor. We sat at an unsteady FOLDING TABLE where every time you barely bumped it all the drinks would nearly spill. We paid an astronomical amount per person for this event. The worst part of the entire evening was the food. By far the most disgusting meal I have ever had. The mashed potatoes were straight out of the box. Instant mashed potatoes at a country club? Really? The chicken was like drywall, so dry and grainy you had to drink glasses of water, plural mind you, to try and get it down. The steak was pure fat and covered in a tasteless brown gravy. The frozen vegetable medley was okay, but then again how can you really mess up frozen vegetables? I'm sure it wasn't for lack of trying with this kitchen though. If you wanted to have a drink to at least TRY and make a night out of this event and you do not make six figures a year, prepare to take out a second mortgage on your home. That's right at the insanely high dollar amount spent to rent out this venue no drinks were included. In one word: AWFUL. Get your money's worth and go to ANY other venue in North Carolina.

I happen to live in the G4. I golf here on a spotty basis because I like to try different courses…read more Gates Fours course is very well taken care of for the good portion of the year. The course is also short enough I recommend walking it if you can. Now, as a resident I am not a member. This is because the amenities are not good enough to put down a coupe grand a year. My highest recommendation is to add a gym to the club. I would buy a membership the day it opened.

Cypress lakes is a fun and challenging course that's worth a visit. They have online booking…read morethrough their website and it's easy to use. The greens and fairways are some of the best maintained I have seen in the area. They have a real grass driving range, you pay for the ball token at the club house. The course itself was very challenging and fun, the holes are fairly long but also feature some really technical parts too. It's the type of course that you'll want to have a full bag of clubs to choose from and you'll probably use every one of them.

Great course, poor cart paths, one staff is extremely rude and condescending. The older staff…read moreperson is great, helpful and friendly. Staff could tell players to fix ball marks. Tee boxes need work. Layout is challenging but fair.

In short, it was good! The T-boxes, fairway, and greens were all in good condition. We didn't…read moreexperience anything that was really bad on the course. My husband and I went for a quick 9 after 5 at $15 each. We checked in and started our round of 9 holes at 4:30pm and got a golf cart. We played the front 9 and had a great time. Just watch out on the cart path - lots of pot holes and bumps! Be cautious and go slow or go around, otherwise you'll fly off your seat! They could improve the condition of the cart path.

Pros - 25 dollar rate…read more- decent greens - nice design - challenging with tight fairways and water - great staff Cons - course needs a lot of water - minimal grass on fairways and tee boxes - a few of par 3s have mats on tee boxes - course needs lots of tlc and grass - it feels like hitting off of the parking lot

The husband and I had spent five days "vacationing", i.e., doing nothing. This is good--for awhile…read more Then you need to get up, get outside, and get active. At least we do. So we searched the hiking trails in the area and settled on Mazarick Park because it's on a lake; and we love the water. The route we took to get there was scary at times. An entire strip of sports (that's one word for it) bars and cabarets (read: strip clubs) with names like Bottoms Up. But with six minutes left in the drive, we pressed on and hoped for the best. Now we have visited some incredibly beautiful lakes before; this wasn't one of them. Still, it's a lake with lovely rows of water bound trees that make a nice reflection on the water's surface. (See photo.) A few men were fishing off a dock for "anything that will eat the bait." We would've sat on the pier for awhile but didn't want to disturb their fishing. A paved path extends in opposite directions from the pier. Each ending at a road, so we doubled back at each end. The park is also used for disc golf and has a few playgrounds, pavilions and rest rooms throughout. The path, covered with tall pines, was very well maintained and the bathrooms clean, but there was some trash in the brush. I wished I'd brought a trash bag and gloves. Nonetheless, the walk was quiet and serene, with chirping birds and only a few people. The entire walk was about 2 miles, flat and easy. We'd walk it again.

My last day in Spring Lake, my family and I took a walk in this Mazarick Park just to have a…read moreconversation. It was a pretty hot day. I thought it was OK. Nothing too special. It does have a disc golf set up in and around the park and a small dock out on the lake to finish from. Overall, it's very relaxing.

My kids had a pretty good time, go karts were the highlight of the trip! Great food options, they…read morehave arcade games and of course the put put. The putting wasn't really anything to roar about but it was a fun time out with the kids, something for us to do.

Great activity to do with kids or a date night. Limited to mini golf, go karts, laser tag and an…read morearcade. They are well staffed but they seem to congregate at the office of the register counter. After mini golf my family and I decided to play laser tag. We waited patiently as we were under the impression there was a game currently in play. To our surprise there was no game in play and no employee. We went to the cashier and asked for assistance as all the employees were there.

I've been meaning to write this review for a while...it's been about a month since we visited…read more If you want a no frills mini golf place, it's fine. But if your child overheats like mine did, they won't even give you a free cup of water. The guy working seriously made me buy a bottled water. Add that to the fact that they don't offer a military discount (which every business in Fayetteville should) and I would suggest going to Putt Putt instead.

Prices were fine, the service was awful. Just teens not paying attention during their summer jobs…read more It was really hot and we waited 20 mins to buy our ice cream after playing a round of golf. They also told us we could only have one ball per person... So when my 4yo lost his ball on the first hole it was fun!

As a New Yorker, I was blown away at how ammo is stocked on shelves in a target-like store. This…read moreexperience was eye-opening and there so many interesting characters shopping in this store. I can't speak to prices but there were fantastic options for shooting and hunting here. We bought ear protective gear in a gorgeous green color and it was at a good price.

This is my go-to sports shop in the area. They have all your favorite brands and their own budget…read morebrand with just about the same quality. Located in a large shopping plaza, as most stores in Fayetteville are, there is tons of parking close by. The employees always seem pretty laid back and ready to help if needed. I come here for various sporting accessories, discount brand name men's clothing, and a variety of military packing list items for sleeping outdoors. They have a workout section, golf, hunting, shoes, men's, women's and kids apparel, a little bit of soccer and basketball, camping and tons of NC sports memorabilia at the front. They also carry protein, pre-workout, bars and things of the nature by the registers. This is probably the most affordable sports store I've ever seen. They do sales often and the prices don't even compare to Dick's monstrous pricing. I highly recommend checking it out if you need affordable athletic gear for the whole family.

What a stunning location! This property is so beautiful and a favorite place to shoot weddings and…read morefamily photos at. There are so many different options to shoot, so you can get a lot of variety. The owner, Marie, is a dream to work with and so so kind! She has done an amazing job. The perfect spot for a wedding.

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