It was so much fun..and Elijah was such a freaking amazing person...he helped us tremendously and…read morewas so friendly...he is definitely an asset to this place and a perfect human being

I am having the most amazing fun at this place the drinks are super cute kinda priced the same as…read moremost clubs. They do taste amazing sweet but they hit. The main attraction is getting to play mini golf inside while drinking with friends! The stops are cute and fun to attempt especially after a few drinks. The staff is kinda and helpful getting service to people really fast I will be coming back here again it's a whole vibe to release stress.

I came to visit here last night for the first time last night & I was surprised how quick we were…read moreable to start our game with how busy the front was! They offer snacks/drinks, if that's something you need when you get there. We picked our club & ball & started the course. Upon entry, the setup was very cute, very western style. (I didn't take enough photos because we were having too much fun). Some of the holes had you spin a wheel & do what it landed on. Which was a great addition to where we even went back to spin it again for the course ahead. Overall, this whole experience was really fun & a cute idea for a date night or even to just go with friends & family. They do offer a birthday room, which we seen on the way out. Check this place out on your next visit to Old Sac!

My second visit here (first time was when Acme had just opened in 2023), this time as part of a…read moreteambuilding outing for work. It was indoors and underground and perfect for a rainy day group activity! We actually parked at DOCO for lunch and it was an easy walk to Old Sac. It just so happened to fall on May the 4th so there was Star Wars music the whole time and themed lights. Also some Cinco de Mayo decor along the course as well. We did the full 18 holes as three separate groups of 4, staggered, pencil scorecards. The theme is Gold Rush and the gal giving the intro spiel was really into it. You're starting from Missouri on your way to Sacramento, gathering supplies and surviving the journey with hopes of striking gold. Rules (no big swings, play thru) and putters/balls provided. Each part of the course had detailed murals and props to make it feel immersive. Examples include longhorn cows, snowy pine trees, wagon wheels, TNT dynamite, a saloon, a jail, even the river itself. Some holes had spinner wheels which gave bonuses or handicaps. Hole #1 had temporary obstacles (buckets) but that was the only one. Some holes straightforward but others challenging to complete in less than 3 strokes. Overall a fun activity. Good luck going for a hole in one! Par for each hole ranges from 1 to 5 depending on difficulty. Always neat to roam the historical Old Sac underground city sections. Since you are underground though, phone/data signal might be weak, keep in mind if you need to add more time to metered parking via an app or something. The rest of this week they have Cinco de Mayo, Revenge of the Sixth, and Mother's Day free photobooth session. They do have upgrades and different pricing for adults, seniors, kids. Snacks and drinks available for purchase too. Located next to Vampire Penguin, down the stairs.

One of my lifelong passions is golf-from the moment I picked up a club when I was 17 years old,I…read moreknew an obsession was being born.Along the way,I've had good highs and good lows,like the time I quit the sport for 10 years because I played a round so terrible at the Ridge in Auburn,I lost 18 balls in one round,but that being said I always come back.Im the kind of guy who will go to the driving range 10 times between actually playing a round,practice makes perfect or whatever they say,so I decided I would write a few reviews of some of my favorite driving ranges-I'm starting my series with one driving range that I probably frequent the most or 2nd most,it's one convenient to my home-I'm talking about Leader Golf on El Centro Road in Natomas. Right off the bat-you got to know this place is not fancy-this is the kind of place the serves that golfer who is just beginning-the kind of person who maybe has thought about golf and wants to give it a shot-this is where they head.This driving range is truly a no judgement zone,so many beginners,so many people there who this may be the 1st time they ever held a golf club-I love that about this place,you never know who your going to see here,it can be someone like me who has been playing golf for over 30 years or literally a kid or teenager or woman's group or older person who has never touched a club before-your going to see all types of people,every age,every skill level and it's great. This place has zero dress code-not that all golf course do but some places you can really standout if u show up in gym shorts and a tank top-but not here-anything goes and nobody will give u a 2nd look if u have no clue what your doing. The place has a few cool features that I enjoy-it has a putting area so you can go out there and work on your putting at zero cost.It has a very good short game area where one can work on their short game but it does cost $7 an hour to get access to that area. This place does have ample parking so that should never be a problem,there is a pro shop on premises as well-Inside your able to buy range tokens which you use to get range balls to use on the range.Prices range from $7 for a small bucket(40 balls) to $24 for a "Leader" bucket which is 200 balls.What I do is buy the Leader bucket for $24 and they give you 5 tokens for 40 balls each and then I spread out their usage over multiple visits since 40 balls is more than enough for a driving range session,which brings the cost down to under $5 a bucket-a very very good price for a small bucket. The pro shop also sells beers and sodas and snacks along with just about any other golf accessory you could possibly need from driving range tees to full on brand new golf sets-it's a decent shop-gets the job done. The gentleman who owns the range also works the shop-he is an amazingly kind man,he is a little rough around the edges when you first meet him but once you get to know him,he is the best-super helpful and chatty-he is truly an asset to this location. Overall what I will say about this place is this-if you have ever had the idea that maybe you have an interest in golf and want to go to a judgement free spot where you can try it out-this is your place.If you want a no frills spot to go and work on your game-this is your place.If you want a spot you and your friends can meet and chill and maybe throw back a beer or two while doing something somewhat active-this is your place.So do yourself a favor and head on out to Leader Golf and give this amazing game a chance-it just might start a lifelong obsession-see ya out there. Driving Range Ratings Cost 10.0/10 Rating Fancy Facilities Rating 6.5/10 Range Ball Quality Rating 7.0/10 Tee Availability Rating 0.0/10 Stall Availability Rating 10.0/10 Friendliness Rating(New Golfers) 9.5/10 Short Game Area Rating 5.5/10

First time playing here. There's a shop with some golf items for sale. I got a glove there for $15…read more The guy working there was nice and helpful. You also buy the tokens for the golf balls inside the shop then proceed to getting your ball from the machine (it's self service). Just choose a bay which no one is using. The only downside is if it's hot and the sun's up, the chairs are not covered.

Just luv this course. Took a long break from golf. I am back!!! Great food and beer…read more My $6 cheeseburger just came out. So good.

William Land Park Golf Course is nice, especially when the grass is mowed and the leaves are picked…read moreup, It makes it so much easier to find your ball! It's a great 9 hole walking course. They have specials on Monday's.

Greatest little secret in Sacramento. Guys are so good at what they do and very knowledgeable as…read morewell.

Plenty of Yelp 5 stars attest that the grips installation is cheap, good & fast. When I walked in…read morethe owner was welding a shaft onto a club head. I came in out of curiousity. Wanted to browse the small selection of used clubs. But nothing for me as I am a left handed player. There was no left handed clubs here at all. The several dozen used clubs were same quality that you'd find at a Play It Again store. Really old vintages, average or lower condition.

Such a beautiful and relaxing park. The pond area is peaceful and perfect for a picnic or just…read moresitting and enjoying the scenery. My kids come here to play baseball and always have a great time. There is plenty of space for families, walking, and letting the kids run around. The park feels clean, safe, and has a nice family friendly atmosphere. We love spending afternoons here and will definitely continue coming back. Great place to enjoy nature and make family memories.

When my kids were toddlers and elementary school aged, we used to come to William Land Park quite a…read morebit. Just as with furry children, human ones also have tons of energy that must be let out. So instead of having them cooped up, I'd will myself to take them to the park even when I'm bone tired after a long week of work. William Land Park is THE best place to help kids burn off energy so they can simmer down and sleep well after they have all the fun. It's really not a bad thing, I don't want to sound like I'm begrudged to take my kids out to play, but you know how sometimes you just want to veg out at home after work and esp on weekends? Yup. But my wife's always right that it's better to just suck it up and take the littles out and let me run wild than to fight the inevitable and try to keep them occupied at home. So we make the trek and we're never disappointed, even when parking can be challenging (hint: don't go at peak times on the weekend, esp Saturday mid morning to early afternoon). With all that said, WLP is really a great place. It's huge, first of all, with a big free playground on the North West side of the park, then of course there's the Sacramento Zoo which is just the most iconic place in Land Park. Then for littles there's Fairy Tale Town which was really a hit with my kids when they were younger. And when they got older and wanted more excitement, Funderland was the place to be for several years with all the roller coaster and other amusement park rides that were good enough for their age when they still got the thrill of being up and down and thrown around on a coaster or a spinning tea cup or a rocking pirate ship. And it helps that both places are pretty affordable for a fun day out. What's impressive about Land Park though, is that there's something for everyone in this 166.5 acres regional park. I looked up some stats and it features 23 picnic areas, 2 softball fields, 1 lighted Little League field, 3 baseball fields, 2 bantam soccer fields, 1 full-sized soccer field, 1 basketball court, adventure play area (the free playground), tot play area with free wading pool (in the same area as the playground), an indoor community facility, several restrooms, several ponds, a 3.4 mile jogging trail, the Ampitheater, fee-based pony rides, and 5 garden areas including the WPA Rock Garden, 3 groves, 2 parking lots, the well loved Golf course, the Sac Zoo which my kids really loved as kids, Fairytale Town and Funderland as mentioned above. In fact, for awhile I was playing volleyball here every Saturday, it must've been a couple of years from spring through fall and even over the winter if the weather was good and the grass wasn't soggy/ground wasn't muddy from rain. I had a great time playing vball with young'uns half my age as well as those who were quite a few years older than me and yet were so fit they literally kept me on my toes. There were definitely some talented folks on the vball courts and it was all volunteer organized and free to join and play. I might have to go back to it before I'm totally out of commission. All in all, William Land Park is very unique and truly is one of Sacramento's most historic and special places. We drive by often, but don't go there enough, and really need to get out and get some fresh air and exercise on the beautiful grounds of this local gem.

I chose this venue for my husband's birthday celebration this year and was NOT disappointed in the…read moreleast. Chloe and the staff at Lakeside were most professional and accommodating. We moved everything inside because rain was forecasted, and WOW! I don't think it could have been any better outside. Chloe even helped with our set up and decorations. She was a joy to work with, from start to finish!

My wedding ceremony was held in the gazebo at Bartley Cavanaugh. The lake provided a beautiful…read morebackdrop for the ceremony, while the gazebo shaded my guests and kept them comfortable. The staff were extremely helpful in planning this event, and I would recommend this location to anyone getting married in Sacramento.

Thank you so much for upgrading our lexus! We are camping ready!…read more This is our 2nd car that we purchased a roof rack and bike rack for from rack n road. The experience, like the first, was quick, informative, and convenient. Everyone is very educated about the products and eager to help. We are very happy with the piston ion bike rike and yakima mega warrior roof top basket. Made my car look like a beast! Thank you again for the installation! We definitely recommend rack n road to anyone looking for more space or fun toys for their next outdoor adventure.

I finally came in to buy a 4 bike rack. I have been meaning to buy one for 17 years. They were…read morevery helpful, I paid a deposit on Monday, and then brought it back for an install on Friday. It took about 90 minutes and I hung out at the mall. They showed me how to use it, and then Saturday we took our bikes to San Francisco.

I have been lucky enough to have dined at the Kitchen several times. Each experience was different…read morebut all amazing. It's a bit tough to get a reservation so you need to plan four months in advance as that's when reservations open up. If you do that, the likelihood of you getting a spot is pretty good, even on a weekend. The food is to die for with multiple courses that changes monthly. Just note that the food is usually paired with a rich sauce but they do check with you prior to your reservation date about any dietary restrictions. My favorite for the spring menu were the steak tartar and oysters served multiple ways. The chefs and staff are engaging and do their job well...my napkin was always folded when I returned if I left my seat. Service was excellent. I did notice that portions seem to be smaller than what they used to be but you won't leave hungry since you can order as much as you want. Also, there's a charge for every beverage, even coffee...they could have been more up front about this as I recall it used to be included. I can't wait to go back.

I would give this restaurant one Michelin star instead of five…read more Considering the price and reputation, the overall experience was disappointing. The pacing of the meal felt very unbalanced -- we waited far too long for the main courses, yet all of the desserts were served at once with little presentation or care. The dessert quality itself felt below Michelin standards, lacking creativity, refinement, and attention to detail. What concerned me the most, however, was the hygiene standard in the open kitchen. The chefs were freely talking with customers while actively preparing food, and none of the kitchen staff were wearing masks. In a fine dining environment that claims Michelin-level service and standards, this felt extremely unprofessional and unsanitary. I understand that every restaurant has its own style and atmosphere, but for the price point and expectations associated with Michelin recognition, I expected a much more polished and thoughtful experience.

Played there on Saturday. The greens were in great shape, and the course was beautiful. Loren and…read moreJD have the place moving well!

Apparently the folks of the greater Sacramento community are spoiled for choice in golf courses. I…read moredecided to take a chance on Morgan Creek as an out of towner staying relatively close by and boy was I surprised! Based on the reviews here I was expecting piss poor conditions and the fact that I only paid $50 for the 2pm tee time led me to believe that was going to be the case. But boy was I wrong! I live in Southern CA and for $50 (cart included) at 2pm you'll be waiting at every tee box (even on weekdays) praying you find grass to hit from and the rental set of clubs would be a mix match of stuff they found in the lost & found. Here at Morgan Creek I received a beautiful set of Taylormade Qi 35 woods and Qi irons with a tour x spider putter as my rental clubs. I was not planning to play on this trip so I did not bring my own. The course was in good to great shape. Yes there were some bunkers that needed some love, and some water hazards that were drying up, but it appeared the tee boxes had recently been aerated so in a few weeks they'll be perfect, the greens were probably the best I've seen at this price point, could have been a little faster, but in general I loved the undulations and overall green complexes. I for SURE will be back! Even at $75 for a weekend rate, consider that a steal for the quality of the course! The only other course I've played in the area is the MacKenzie at Haggin Oaks (SAME PRICE) and this course was far and away my favorite of the two. I'm open to trying other courses in the area when I'm up for business, but I'm definitely coming back here for another round!