We went to throw some axes after Father's Day brunch! None of us had ever been before so it was a…read morelearning experience for all of us. We had a reservation and we got started right away. I would recommend making a reservation as a lot of people were there by tine we left. I didn't catch the name of the guy working that day, but he was great. He gave a safety brief (extremely important!) and showed us where to stand, how to throw, etc. He kept an eye on everyone and would offer tips if he saw someone struggling (me!). After we got the hang of it (I never did), he brought over a sheet with games we could play. Then he brought other things we could throw - sharp metal "cards", ninja stars, and darts with balloons we could throw things at. Our reservation was for 90 minutes and it flew by! It was a good time!

Our instructor Kenny was amazing. Demonstrated how to throw the axes correctly also the stars and…read morecards. The cards and stars are super sharp but our team had an amazing time playing games. Thank you Kenny for teaching us how to properly throw without me murdering some one

Whew this place is hard to find using the address in GPS. I was meeting someone so I wasn't aware…read moreit was inside the district as I overlooked the sign. There are about 4 courts and two pickleball simulators. I loved that it was not crowded and we were able to enjoy our playtime without being rushed out. This place is nicely decorated and very clean, which is always nice. The men at the front desk were extremely nice and accommodating. I have played pickleball a few times but this was my first time trying a simulator. It was fun and I look forward to going back.

HEY! Calling ALL you Picklers... yep come check out and experience the newest (2nd location)…read morePaddle Up Pickleball Club that includes 7 beautiful indoor courts, plus 2 Pickleball simulators (for practice or fun games). Whether a visitor/guest or monthly/annual member, you can rent a court, simulator or party room; also join a league or group programs offered daily to have some fun, competition and exercise. A bonus is ordering in some local District food and drink to make the experience comprehensive. A family friendly venue, this new location is near the heart of the Hub/District just off Hwy 40/64 at Boones Crossing; conveniently located near The Factory, as well as eateries and breweries such as Hi Pointe drive-in, Napoli Pizza & Pasta, Steve's Hot Dogs, 4 Hands Brewery, Arch Nemesis Brewing, Narwhal's Crafted. Plus a big screen TV in the center of the Hub for watching ballgames or sporting events on a nice patio setting. What a great spot for a social day or nite out on the town!! Hope you will get out to see and try Paddle Up soon as it just opened in Sept 2025. ENJOY!!!

Recently went here with a few other people during a Saturday "open play" timeslot. I have played…read moreindoor laser tag a few times before, but never outdoors. I must say that it was pretty impressive overall, and definitely a great 5 star experience, and all of us had a great time and will be back. There were just a few areas of improvement, but overall a great time. There are different game formats/objectives you play, as well as different courses. The 'referee' guiding you to/through the courses was excellent in explaining the rules and boundaries of that game. Great attitude as well (someone else playing on my team that wasn't part of my group had been there several times and said the referee always has a great attitude and approach). Great value, considering the time of play and different aspect of it compared to the typical indoor format. They also have laser scopes to help pinpoint your aim! The only 2 'negatives': 1) paint residue - Maybe it was on their website and I didn't see it, but some of the courses you play laser tag on are the same courses used for paintball. So there is some paint residue at a few spots. I knew to wear jeans since there might be some mud, but wasn't thinking of wearing an old shirt for possible paint. Luckily, it came out in the wash, but I will be better prepared for next time. 2) The game format is different than indoor - For indoor, it's typically "shooting fish in a barrel" most of the time, given the limited space. For this format, you get fewer kills/hits, because there is a lot more space, and it's (IMO) a lot more fun. It also depends on the number of people playing. So you may not find this as much fun if you are the type that has to have 1,593 kills in a 15 minute session. The slight negative with this is that during open play (when you may not remember exactly who is on your team, nor where they are on the course), it might be difficult to know exactly how many are left in the 'elimination' mode. So maybe a suggestion to the referee to periodically call out "red team has ___ left, blue team has ___ left".

St. Louis Union Station has a miniature golf course, and it's located within the St. Louis Wheel…read morePark. The whole park has lots of fun things to do, but mini golf is one of the big draws. It's a small putt-putt course, but it's perfect for families or people just looking for something to do for half an hour. If you don't come expecting something extravagant, then you'll have a good time. Like most everything in life, if you have your expectations in check, then you shouldn't be disappointed. One of the good things about the St. Louis Wheel Park is that after you're done with mini golf, you can go and do another fun activity. There are rides and a playground and a big wheel within steps of the golf course.

This has to be the smallest mini golf course I've experienced-where each hole is right next to each…read moreother-more like a jigsaw puzzle than a course. Sure, it was fun enough, but there lacks creativity and individuality. Halfway through the course, my wife and I abandoned ship and left. Partly because it was boring, but also because the droves of people in front of us made it a slow experience. If it's part of a package, maybe...but I wouldn't pay a separate admission for just that.

I had a BLAST. First time axe throwing and after a sip and 5 minutes of fear I was tearing that…read moreboard up. I can't wait to go back........ I fixed my mouth to fuss about the quantity of my chicken when it came to the table. That mf'n chicken was PERFECT. I'm going back for that alone. I had the lemon pepper wings. My date had the plain chicken and fries. It came with 3 large drumettes and fries for $9. Now I am not one to like or eat large chicken but it came piping hot and was seasoned and fried hard. Yallllllllll just trust me. Go and bite that damn chicken and the fries are delicious af too. Whatever they put on them makes it so no condiments are needed. The atmosphere was dope. It wasn't overly crowded. I loved that they acknowledged that we adhered to the theme of neon colors or costumes. The staff made sure we didn't chop nothing off and various staff checked in on us very often. My drink was drink'n and I can't wait to back. Notes: I would add descriptions under the drinks on the online menu so we can know what alcohol and mixers are in each drink. That not being there made me orders what I know I can drink and not try their drinks with cool names.

Fun spot to go axe throwing. Tried their wings and fries and both were crispy and delicious. The…read moreservice was great and staff were sociable and fun when showing the games and how to throw!

N find diamond in a rough course. I got part three part five part four Water hazards great…read morechallenge. If you don't believe me try another club and move it onto the clubhouse to stay after people friendly a good old country boys and it just like Washington used to be I'll be back.

We love going to Wolf Hollow Golf Club on a nice day! The course itself is beautiful, but my…read morehusband and I found it pretty challenging. The prices are very affordable in comparison to some other places we've paid, and it feels like a great value for your money since the course is in good shape! It can get pretty backed up on a busy day.

A tournament that I was a part of was at the golf course for an entire day…read more Its a nice 3 course golf course. It will get hot and there's not a lot of shade so be prepared especially in a STL summer. Pro Shop on site with a lot of offerings. Restaurant on site was good. We had drinks and finger foods to wrap up the day. Employees were nice and greeting everyone wherever we went.

Uhh decent course. Layout is cool but random people will walk across the fairway while you're…read moreplaying, even in the middle of a tournament lol. Very odd. But that's the city for you. Other than that, the course was in good shape and, as I said before, the layout was a lot of fun. I would go back but I wouldn't spend a ton of money to play it.

My son was invited to a birthday party there and the dads came along and participated as well. We…read moreall had a blast, the kids and the dads. It was just awesome. To an expand, I would like my party there if anyone would ask. The fields were great and diverse, the stuff was very friendly and helpful. We could not ask for a better service and the price was great. I look forward to going back there. Hopefully soon.

The fields are a little better than they were before the pandemic but the atmosphere is not the…read moresame since it changed owners and Alan left as the manager.