I have been to Mt. Shepherd twice now for trainings. The welcome and the facilities were excellent.read more

Its the worst place u could send your kid the bath houses have mold and they have there young…read morec.i.t's to clean it. They are nothing but hypocrites, some of there staff is nice but the rest of there staff are just jerks. Not long ago two of there counselors where txting very rude and crude things and then tellin the kids bout it for example one of the things were " Joey's pizza and abortions your loss is our sauce " and if thats not enough they dont hardly clean unless they know a health inspector is coming.

Friendly staff. Good driving range and driving range balls. Re-grip clubs well. Great place to…read morewarm up before a round of golf. Golf instruction available for the beginner to advanced levels

This is a little hidden place that I hadn't known about for quite a while. It's actually pretty…read morecool that there is something like this at this location where you don't have to drive out very far. That said, it's nothing incredibly fancy but it does the job. On that note, basically it is a very nice simple location with adequate facilities and reasonable prices. It's definitely not as fancy as you might get somewhere else, but it's not trying to be. So if you're just looking for a place to go practice your swing, this is great. Relaxed atmosphere and a little bit of quiet without driving to a country club is great. They also have a simple mini golf section. It's really definitely not their main feature. And in the offseason times like Fall, you probably won't be seeing it cleaned much, so expect leaves on the course. That said, it's kind of like a seasonal Hazard that changes up if you think of it that way. You can tell people mostly come for the practice range. But on a plus side the lack of crowding means you would have a lot of fun with kids. And unlike other mini golf areas nearby, you don't have to contend with being quite as noisy. There isn't a lot of traffic on the nearby Road and you actually are set off well enough with trees to make it feel a little more easy-going.

Recreational baseball and softball fields in Lexington in Reeds. They have some soccer goals…read morealso. Large parking lot and three active fields to play on. They have food vendor during ball games. Needs some upgrades, but functional.

FAST is grant start-up athletic training facility. At FAST, they are passionate about transforming…read morethe city one citizen, adult or child, at a time! Training sessions are based upon traditional athletic training techniques but also incorporates spiritual health and wellness, solidarity and for K-12 students, scholastic excellence. Owner, Curtis Harrington, has an extensive background in fitness and athletic training. FAST offers programming for every member of the family. Coach Harrington does push us hard but he also works out along with us so as to so his dedication to our success! We come in, warm up together, cool down together and then break out for our individual training needs, which enables us grow stronger together, mentally and physically. In addition to athletic training classes, FAST will offer tutoring for student athletes, pre and post-partum training and support, counseling and financial literacy courses.The services offered are all designed to truly support and strengthen every family member. Come join the FAST Tribe today!

Curtis is the man! This gym caters to you and your needs. You don't have to worry about being out…read moreof shape or in shape when you walk in the door. Curtis helps you with your form and proper weight to ensure you're not hurting yourself or over doing it. The classes are like personal training but in a group session, the class motivates one another to keep going! I've seen my own transformation in this gym so I wouldn't go anywhere else!!!

I played Grandover Resort's East Course this past Tuesday, September 15, 2026. The course was about…read morewhat I expected based on the rates I saw online. Like many facilities built during the last golf course boom of the late 80s and 90s, I think Grandover has seen better days. The way they've let some of the conditions go - especially the bunkers - was a telltale sign to me. That said, I still think this is a solid public course for the Triad. Grandover has two 18-hole courses. The East Course opened in 1996 and the West Course opened in 1997. The East Course is the more difficult, "championship" course. The West Course is more forgiving. At the time of writing this review (September 18, 2026), weekend morning tee times (peak rates) are as follows: * East Course: $100 for 18 holes, $60 for 9 holes * West Course: $101 for 18 holes, $61 for 9 holes It's nice they offer a 9-hole option on the weekends. I found the East Course to have an interesting, challenging, and scenic design. To me, it's a classic Southern course with hills, slopes, and undulations, along with water hazards and plenty of "bunkers." Some of the prettier holes include No. 4, with its covered bridge and yellow flowers, and No. 18, with the water feature and resort building near the green. The greens and fairways were in good shape, for the most part. Some of the tee boxes were in poor condition. I could tell they've scaled back on maintenance details over the years, perhaps because the resort hasn't done as well as was projected in the late 90s. The clock near the practice putting green and driving range was faded. Fortunately, I saw a guy on a lift touching it up as we made the turn. The E-Z-GO ELiTE golf carts were mid-tier, but had GPS. The golf shop was relatively nice and appeared to be well stocked. The mural on the rotunda inside is cool. Service from the staff was good. I will say the facilities are set up well to handle large events. I attended a golf tournament fundraiser with about 140 players, shotgun start, and everything seemed to go smoothly. I rented a set of clubs for $75, paid for inside the golf shop. The rental set was very good and included the following clubs: * Titleist GT2 woods: driver (10 degrees), 3-wood (15), and 4-hybrid * Titleist T350 irons: 5-iron through 43-degree PW * Vokey SM11 wedges: 48, 52, 56, and 60 degrees * Scotty Cameron putter: Special Select Squareback 2 The rental set also included two sleeves of Srixon Soft Feel balls with the Grandover logo and a bunch of Grandover tees in the bag. I took pictures of the scorecard and uploaded them here on Yelp so you can see the course ratings and slopes for both the East Course and West Course. I didn't see them on Grandover's website. I had fun. Enjoy your round!

Gorgeous course! We played the East course and the layout is thoughtful and scenic, with rolling…read morefairways, smooth greens, and tidy bunkers. Strikes a nice balance between challenging and enjoyable. Service was great. The staff were friendly and the club house area is very nice. The breakfast burritos could have been better and they were out of the croissants but the service was friendly and fast.

Great 18-hole par 3 course that is mostly wooded surrounding Sunrise Church. Gently sloping hills…read morewith some tricky right hand throws that can easily bump your score up!

Tricky course. Nice natural wood lines. Didn't nice folk. If they didn't place next hole arrows I…read morewouldn't of completed the course- thankfully they did! Didn't get lost or lose any disc. Be careful after rain though grounds may be wet. Also, don't wear nice shoes!!!!

This is one of my favorite parks to walk my dog. Its quiet and not crowded most of the time…read more The first thing you see after parking is the recreation area suitable for children and adults alike. It has kids play area, for adults there is a big field for sports and courts for pickle ball and tennis. Across the street are short trails that run by a creek and goes about a mile. The trail goes straight with a few ways to branch off. There is a short bridge that goes over the creek and ends near the Silas Creek area. Along that trail is an open field and a small stand of bamboo trees to seek a little shade. The main trail ends at a busy road and there is another trail on the other side of this road. If you get tired there are a few benches scattered in different parts of the trail for resting, reading or enjoying the surroundings. The benches have plaques dedicated to family loved ones but my fave is the bench plaque that simply says "Pay it Forward"..... Food for thought while sitting there.

Full disclosure: I only go for the pickleball courts, but they are in great shape. Easily my…read morefavorite spot in Winston. And if they're full, there's such a nice walking trail that you can take across the street to "warm up" while you're waiting.

An industrial-feeling indoor soccer complex that offers toddler through adult soccer leagues!…read more The Soccer Plex has two smaller indoor fields complete with dasher boards and field turf. They are great for training or small sided games. Leagues, tournaments and clinics are offered year-round and are especially valuable during the winter months. There are leagues for every skill level including men's, women's, co-ed, over 35, etc. This is also a home for Sports Tots, a parent-child program that introduces toddlers to various sports including soccer, football and basketball. My son and I went through the Soccer Tots program and had a blast! If you are looking for a place to burn some energy and get a game of soccer in while the weather is bad, look no further than the Winston-Salem Soccer Plex!

A great place to play pick up soccer. Friendly, knowledgeable staff!read more