We only had one day for fishing while we were in New Orleans and Claude was the best guide we could…read morehave asked for. Caught plenty of Sheephead, redfish, trout and they were some nice sized ones. Will most definitely be back again soon.

First Class! They supplied my bike for my first ever NOLA group ride. Easy web site booking.read more

Super fun night time bike ride with good music and traffic direction. I didn't know we were…read morestopping for food at G's. And while I like their food, would've preferred to ride the 30mins that took waiting for people. The bikes are super cool with lights and the people are cool too. Seemed like families with bigger kids and date night and a few solo riders. Parking near the meet up spot can be tricky, so go a little early. But great way to see CBD and stay in shape.

Had the best experience with this shop. I called in a couple days early and spoke with JW he was so…read moreprofessional and gave me some of his knowledge over the phone. When I drove up to the shop today I was greeted by Patrick and he helped me out a lot. I must say they have the best reasonable prices a s go above and beyond to assist your bikes needs. They have a nice selection of bikes as well as in store parts. I am definitely recommending this shop to my friends. Not to mention the team is really professional and knowledgeable of your bikes needs as well as helping out the local community. This shop rocks! . I will do a follow up review when I go back to pick up my bike.

On 9/16/2022 Bob provided us with great services on brake and chain adjustments on a Road-master…read more18-gear bicycle and a gasoline generated Bandit Mini-cycle dirt bike while we waited! I highly recommend doing business with them. Very reasonable prices!

Had the best time with friends for a birthday gathering at Bywater Games! I wasn't sure what to…read moreexpect as I'm not much of a trivia/escape room/etc. person, but the Holiday Game Show was phenomenal. I loved the set design and have truly never seen anything like it. The game was just the right amount of a challenge so that it wasn't too easy but we could still have fun, talk smack, cut up and enjoy each other's company. There aren't many chances for adults to experience true delight and whimsy and this really hit the spot. Will be back to play any game Bywater Games ever offers!!!

One of the best experiences in the city. The team here puts great care and enthusiasm into every…read moreaspect of the experience.

I missed the Cherry Blossom Ten Miler this year (it was so sad to break my 4-year streak!) because…read moreI had a bachelorette that weekend, and quickly looked around for a Spring race. End of April is pretty much perfect for a race because it was mid-50s during the entirety of the race while also being sunny. PACKET PICK-UP: We got an email notification as well as Facebook alerts the Monday before the race regarding race info and packet pick-up. There were several locations around the DMV area, and I picked my packet up from Pacers in Clarendon. There wasn't much, and we didn't get any goodies. But the pick-up was quick and effortless. PRE-RACE: When I arrived at West Potomac Park at 6:35, there were a group of dancers keeping the runners warm by encouraging them to dance! The music was upbeat and it was quite fun to spectate and be fueled by the joy on the field (gotta save my energy for the race!). There was also a braiding tent, which looked super fun. CORALS: There were 5 corals: below 7:30 min/mi; 7:30-8:30; 8:30-9:30; 9:30-10:30; and walkers. Given that this was an inaugural race, this was the first time that we weren't packed in like sardines in the corals! This also meant that there was no congestion at the start and much less need to weave in and out. RACE COURSE: I have to admit that this one is not as exciting as the other races I've done in DC (Army Ten-Miler, Navy Half, Cherry Blossom, Rock & Roll and Marine Corps) because the majority of it takes you through West Potomac Park and Rock Creek Park, which are pretty and scenic but there aren't that many spectators. However, there were water, gatorade and porta potties every 2 miles! I know a lot of races do not have this in such high frequency and it was much appreciated. POST RACE: I came straight home so I am not sure what refreshments there were, but the medal was quite pretty and we did get water. The race results were also posted immediately. My favorite part of this race was that 99% of the runners were women! Truly empowering to run alongside thousands of women. Also, shout out to the 14 men that I saw who ran and came out to support the women.

Excellent food and great attentive service. Lots of unique food choices like my hamburger with…read moreWagyu beef and sausage patty sandwich. All the typical fare with a twist and amped up. Red snapper was the fish of the day. Our party of 6 enjoyed lunch very much. Definitely would recommend.

TPC is actively preparing the course for the Zurich Classic tournament in the end of April. Greens…read moreare slower than they will be later in the year. The course is very well manicured and men and equipment are everywhere working on the course. It was a joy to play the course as always. I am looking forward to next time.

Spoke with Tanya and we discussed helping my father bc his memory is starting to decline so we're…read moremaking a plan to get it on a program, fire and wire for the new year

After "getting my feet wet" in the world of disc golf at City Park, I opted to expand my horizons…read moreand start trying new courses. Since Lafreniere Park's disc golf course is the only other course in the New Orleans metro area, I decided to give it a try. The course layout is fairly logical, but a map would be helpful if you've never played here before. However, once you play 2 or 3 times, you realize that the course's layout is pretty easy to follow from hole to hole and no map is necessary. The 24 hole course is laid out in what can be best described as several clusters of holes. Holes 1-7 are situated between N. Scenic Drive and the park's lagoon. With the exception of holes 6 & 7; which have a lot of trees "in the way", these holes offer fairly wide open fairways with few obstacles. Holes 8-11 and holes 17 &18 are situated next to N. Scenic Drive & Downs Blvd near the entrance to the park. Holes 8-10 have several trees to negotiate but no other hazards. Hole 11 has a low lying tree near the tee and a dogleg right. Hole 17 is a blind throw as the flag is on top of a large manmade hill. Hole 18's tee box puts the trees in your way for your tee shot, and features a long dogleg right with the road (N. Scenic Dr.) being out of bounds. Holes 12-15 are to the right of the parks' Downs Blvd entrance and are near the soccer fields. Only hole 12 offers a difficult challenge through the tunnel of trees. Hole 16 is situated all by itself next to the restrooms and workout station and is a good place to take a break and get a cool drink. Holes 19-24 are separated from the rest of the course and bounded by the dog park and N. Scenic Drive. The holes are all fairly wide open with the exception of the 432 foot hole 22. Lots of trees are strategically placed so that shot placement as well as distance both come into play. Some of the trickier holes (baskets) can be: Hole 1 - This medium length hole is bordered by water on the left, but unless you throw an absolutely horrible shot, the water should not come into play. Hole 4 - Be careful of throwing too hard here as you are throwing directly towards the water and the basket is less than 10 feet from the water's edge. If your disc goes in the water, consider it gone. Hole 5 - I've lost 2 or 3 discs on this hole, as there is water on the entire left side of the fairway that extends rightward into the field of play. Play it safe and throw far to the right if you can't carry the 250'ish feet to clear all of the water. Hole 6 - This hole will test your ability to throw low and straight off the tee box. If you can't, you are definitely going to hit some trees. The basket is somewhat protected behind a small cluster of trees on a slightly elevated hill. Hole 7 - The tee box is set on a man made elevation that offers a great view of the park.. This is a long par 3 as it is almost 500 feet to the basket. There are many trees in the way and it would be wise to keep to the right, as if you throw left, you will find yourself surrounded by trees. The basket to this hole is also on a man made hill that appears to be nearly 2 stories tall (15-20 feet). I have yet to par this hole. Hole 12 - I have thrown some of my worst throws on this hole. It is a 383 foot dogleg left that runs along Downs Blvd back towards N. Scenic Drive with the street being out of bounds. There are trees everywhere so you have to keep your shots straight or you will be forever lost in the trees. Hole 17 - Keep your disc low off the tee shot to avoid the big tree in your way. The basket is completely obscured as it sits on top of a man made hill and is all the way to the back of the "green". Hole 22 - If you want to make a par, you better be able to throw long and straight, as this hole is covered with trees and is over 430 feet. Stay to the right as it's easy to lose a disc in the backyard of one of the houses that line the left side of this The course has steadily improved this year, as has participation among local fairway. The course is well maintained and the grass is always freshly cut and kept short; so it's easy to locate your disc after every throw. Also, there never seems to be too many disc golfers on the course, so there's never any waiting. The downside to this course is the number of picnickers and recreational visitors that frequent the park. Some of them have no idea what disc golf is and actually picnic right next to the baskets; especially the elevated baskets on hole 7 and 17. Furthermore, lots of kids often want to "help you" and pick up your disc and bring it to you after you throw it. :-( But overall, I've played here at least a dozen times and every time has been a good time. If you are a first timer and are playing alone, allow at least 2 hours to complete your 1st round. Once you get accustomed to the course, it can be played (solo) in as little as 90 minutes.

Very few challenges in the way of terrain change/trees or otherwise. Basically a driving range…read more Watch out for other people in park not playing folf.