I went here for a union function. It was my first time at Top Gold, and I loved it. The inside out…read moredesign is top tier. We had two bays for my colleagues and I. The servers were friendly. The service was a little slow due to such a large number of people. We were there in the morning, so we had a breakfast menu. The food was pretty tasty. I plan to go back and take my family. They have a sample platter that feeds six for under $40! That's a deal to help ease the pull on your pocket. Definitely worth a visit.

Top Golf does a terrible job of containing the golf balls inside their enclosure…read more My car was hit by a stray ball while driving past one of their locations, resulting in over $2,500 in damages. Top Golf is self-insured, and if they pay for the damage, it's very difficult to get a decent settlement. It took endless emails, estimates, and conversations with their "loss management" department to get me car repaired. If this is the way they operate for that kind of loss, what would happen if a customer was injured while visiting a Top Golf facility? I recommend going to a relatively safe restaurant or bar, and leaving your golfing to a driving range or Golf course. I've been a golfer for a long time. But, I want no part of an establishment that treats people the way Top Golf does if there's a problem. Top Golf is owned by Callaway. I may even sell my Callaway clubs due to Top Golf's management practices.

Seventh golf course on the RTJ golf trails - Magnolia Grove…read more Crossing Course - great layout, fun and challenging. Too bad it was December so we didn't have enough time to check out the short course before sunset. Customer service at the pro shop could be a bit more professional, IMO. We wanted to shower since we are going to be on the road for 3 hours after the round, and before we arrive at our next destination. We were told to get towels at the pro shop. I waited in line, yes, line of 1. There were 2 ladies at the counter, one leaning against the counter with her back facing me (I think it was the cart girl), the other facing me, both were busy chatting away. The one facing me just look at me and said nothing, literally chatting away like I didn't exist. RTJ rankings, in terms of challenges: 1. Tied Ross Bridge Silver Lakes 3. Tied Grand National- Links course, Capital Hills - Legislators course Magnolia Grove-Crossings 6. Lakewood-Azalea course 7. Oxmoor-Valley

Great conditions of the course as is typical of the RtJ trail . Cart s did have gps and mine only…read morealarmed if I got close to the greens. Yes , I wish the bag drop off attendant s were more enthusiastic and wanted to clean off my clubs At the end of a round too.

Excellent service. I decided to purchase the Horizon T101. Great price and quality. Highly…read morerecommend shopping at this location for your sporting goods needs.

They do a great job of selling their product but are very lacking in servicing the sale…read more Might as well use the internet for your purchases!

Great local Outfitter that also supports local too! They have everything you'll need to hop on the…read moreAppalachian Trail or to go to the beach. I thank them for their military discount too.

If you've missed having a true hiking supply store in Mobile, this is the place. My wife and I…read moreneeded backpacks and some various gear. The owner is very nice & is a hiker himself, so he'll help you pick out what you need and answer any questions you may have. He took the time to get us both fitted even though it was technically after hours. Turns out he had been on the same hike we had planned and gave us some good tips. The store isn't huge, but he packs a lot in there. Overall, great service & a nice place to walk around and drool over the merchandise.

I recently purchased and picked up a Christmas gift at this Dick's. It's only the second time I've…read morebeen here, and first in years. While the store is well stocked with helpful and professional folks it's just a personal decision that I choose not to patronize the Dick's stores due to, in my opinion, bad corporate decision making. Again, a personal belief that public companies should maintain political neutrality and avoid the adoption of woke policies, and focus instead on their primary objective of providing valuable products and services to customers. It appears that I'm far from the only one who feels this way but it shouldn't come as a surprise because at company adopting controversial and divisive policies should know that they likely run the risk of alienating a significant portion of their customer base. It's probably the case since Dick's continues to drop in profitability due to the nature of policies the company either directly or indirectly supported. Don't get me wrong, free speech is vital regardless, and free trade and business should always be protected. I'm just personally ticked at any company, regardless of politics or beliefs, who feel it necessary to implement, in my opinion, stupid policies on their customers and employees. Common sense dictates that maintaining political neutrality best allows companies to focus on serving all customers, regardless of their personal beliefs, and ensures that they do not lose business due to divisive politics. Bottom line: If companies are truly committed to addressing social issues, they should focus on substantive actions, such as improving working conditions, investing in education and training programs, or contributing to local community initiatives.

I love DICK'S Sporting Goods, but this location isn't AS big as the one I'm used to shopping at in…read moreColorado. They don't carry many of the same brands, or as many options of them, in store. Their selection for The North Face, Patagonia, etc. is minimal. However, every time I come to this location, staff are friendly and the store is clean. If I happen to need assistance, someone is willing to help. Thankfully they carry a nice selection of workout apparel, including Nike, Under Armour, CALIA, and their very own DSG brand. They also have a nice variety of sport-specific gear-- baseball, football, basketball, soccer, etc. They offer leisure and/or sport equipment, such as for cycling, hiking, indoor exercise/training, fishing, hunting, etc. Their shoe department is sufficient, but it isn't extensive. They offer the major shoe brands for running, walking, training, and lifestyle use, but you're not going to find A TON of styles for each; it isn't a SHOE store with that kind of inventory. But it's nice to see what you can get in-store, or if the store can order something for you from their website (dickssportinggoods.com). I love HIIT workouts at OTF and I enjoy sports and being outdoors, so this store is my little slice of heaven for meeting all my sport-related needs!

This place was perfect for what we were looking for! We were in fairhope for a bachelorette and the…read morebride loves to golf, but most of us have never tried. It was a great alternative for our group. Jeremy was super helpful!

This place is great. Jeremy is super chill and welcoming. We are new in town and we have found…read moresomewhere we can hangout and have a great time