Visiting the 209, needed to get some shots up and grab some grub, and the SO suggested we come to…read moreMajor Golf Sports Center. This spot is pretty cool, it has the top tracer in like 8 of their stalls, so you can play games or see get stats on each of your hits. The grass area was pretty nice as well and they had traditional mats. The mats are definitely worn, but overall still solid. The best part of the range though, the food. They got a very unassuming restaurant in there and I got one of the tastiest chopped cheese sandwiches and a Tri tip sando. Fries were crispy too. I'd come here just for the chopped cheese, and it's only $13. They have plenty of tall cans and make micheledas to cap it all off. Overall, if I lived in the area, I'd be hitting golf balls here and eating here on the regular

Finally gave this place a try!…read more I pass is pretty often going from Merced to Atwater. Wanted to test out new clubs that I got and this was the perfect place. $23 for a bucket of balls. Used one of the bays that had Toptracer which was helpful in tracking where your golf balls went. The app was easy to use. Took about an hour to go through the bucket for 2 people. After, we had lunch there and the food was also amazing! We got the birdy and Philly cheese steak sandwich with a side of garlic fries. It was such a nice day to be out. Overall great experience and will definitely be going back!

Put my kid in soccer he learned so much from coach brock would definitely recommend to everyone.read more

Why OH WHY must all these teams meet in Turlock? In the middle of nowhere? LoL Thank goodness for…read morethe Taco Bell down the street. The complex has nice thick green grass. I will give it that. Bathrooms are decent. (Except the hand dryer in front of the bathroom stall so when the door opens,you get smacked in the hand). However...this large soccer complex is in the middle of a residential neighborhood so it's not easy to find. Then when you do find it, its split in two! If your game is on the other side, you cant drive to the other parking lot side. You literally have to go back to the main street a block down, go around the school (or community center) and back through the residential area. Whose bonehead idea was that?! Additionally,the parking spaces are tiny. Everyone knows soccer moms drive the pick ups and SUVs. Why would you do this to us? The parking lot was so frustrating that several other parents and I gave up and parked on the street and just walked in. During the games, random honking and hollers could be heard from other people trying to park and maneuver in this horrible parking lot. Good luck folks!

i came to this place for the first time today, not knowing what was in store for me. my little…read moreniece is a soccer fanatic, mostly plays year round now that this place is in existence. it seems like a great thing to do on a saturday afternoon instead of the usual big-box store shopping to be had around town. you walk into this large aluminum-clad building, where two-fields await to be populated. from co-ed teams, to men's open, to youth leagues; turlock indoor provides a multitude of opportunities for all ages wishing to get their futbol on. this place seems like a great place for kids to play, barricaded in thick plastic walls while the fanatical screams of parents cheer their kids from beyond the plastic barricade; the sidelines. i do not understand how a group of adults, playing soccer, would feel comfortable playing in such isolated conditions. i played soccer 12 years and there is something about being outside, warming up in the cold weather and getting the game on not having the aide of wall to bounce the ball off of. the condition of the "field" that people play on seems quite grotesque. i feel most badly for those who trip and eat face and the goalies who usualy get the grunt of the dust flying up from what looks like carpet astroturf. i am bias to this type of material as i once did an environmental/health report for green business class in college and the harmful affects of such materials that reek havoc not only on adults, but children who play on such turf. i can only imagine what lies in the dust. most turf does have an under-fill of small rubber pellets which are usually digested (and into sewer systems if turf is used outdoors). all in all, you meet parents from either side of the teams, all cheering their own teams on, while cheering not so loudly for the opponents; yet you feel a general want for all kids involved jsut to enjoy and play the game. i definitely will be coming back to cheer on my nieces team every saturday!

The facility is beautiful and the best around! The owners of the business are great! Much respect…read moreto them! But unfortunately they are not there to handle everyday business, and they don't need to be but there should be a manager that is capable of running the day to to day. But day to day "management" is a joke. The guy that's the "manager", I believe his name is Edgar, has NO IDEA how to run a blender let alone be in charge of a business. He's probably the most two faced person I've ever encountered. When there's an issue he tells you one thing to make you happy and then goes and tells the other party the exact opposite to make them happy. It's quite sad because that's not how problems should be handled. You're supposed to find a compromise between parties not flat out lie to their faces. They should invest in a manager who knows how to do the job. There's also a girl in the snack bar who almost always has an attitude and is so unsanitary. She styles people's hair around the food, has had a dog in there MULTIPLE TIMES, and can barely be bothered to actually help you. However the curly haired girl in the snack bar is exceptional! The refs in there (except the lighter skinned one with glasses) have no concern for player safety and think it's a joke when teams are aggressively fouling and hurting the other team. The biggest issue is the shorter one with black shaved hair, he's a complete joke and yet they have have him reffing constantly and it's an issue for adults and the youth. I COMPLETELY STAND BY THE YOUTH LEAGUE! When Cyndi is in there, she handles her business with the UTMOST PROFESSIONALISM! The adult league and the manager I do not support. Player safety should be a priority.

This is a surprisingly great park with a wide field and good walk paths. Got a small parking lot…read moreand plenty more parking on the street , too. Down the street is a mall plaza as well for goods to buy. A nice moderate-sized park that's good for various activities. No basketball courts in sight though...very bare.

Big beautiful spacious park filled with trees and squirrels! Lots of people come here to play…read morefrisbee golf, walk, jog, bike ride. This park has been cleaned up a bit but there are still lots of homeless people camped at this park...so just be alert! The whole playground has been remodeled! They replaced the tire swing with the saucer swing which is much more safer! They have the green spinning thing! Xylophone drum & music area! New jungle gym and slides! My children enjoyed playing at this park!

If you build it they will come, soccer style. It seems like this field is in the middle of an ag…read moredistrict, so don't be alarmed if your gps takes you through farmland. There are two full sized fields with grass in decent shape. No complaints playing on this pitch. Off the street there is a small gravel parking lot, but the field is also next to a church with plenty of nice parking. We saw an ice cream vendor service kiddos on the side. There are no dedicated structures here. No buildings, bleachers, or much infrastructure. Just a simple clean place to play soccer.

I play there and it's very helpful and they teach you a lot and it's good for you're kidsread more

Great park! One shady playground (at noonish) and one in full sun. Lots of people sitting around…read morethe park with all of their belongings. Did not use the bathrooms but they are there. We used the splash ground and it was awesome. Huge, with shaded seating for the onlookers and lots of space to play. Gated off from the park too. It's next door to the pool which looks like you have to pay to get in. I couldn't find any info about splash ground hours but we were there from 1-3 on a Monday in June and it was on. Water goes on for two minutes and is off for two minutes. Enjoy!

I only gave it three stars because of all of the homelessness that's piled up in Columbia Park, but…read moreyelling that my kids love the swimming pool and the waterpark!

Small aquatic playground at Broadway park. Also regular playground and grassy park with tables and…read morebenches. There are some homeless people who frequent this park. The aquatic portion was nice, but the ground was pretty slick and it only took about 30 seconds for my son to fall down on the concrete. The water spray is not continuous; it runs for about 5 minutes than shuts down for about 10 minutes before restarting. The long wait us pretty annoying. Overall, a good place to take kids on a hot day and to burn off some energy - just be aware of potential falls!

This little perk provides a nice cool water fun area for the kids to get out of the hundred plus…read moredegrees out here in the valley nice free fun

Haven't fired a shotgun for 20 years since my military days and was a little apprehensive about…read moregoing here first instead of the range. I thought I would be met by people here who come every week and acted snobby about a newcomer into their hobby but had the exact opposite experience. Yes, these guys are the local pros and yes, they all have their friend groups and being new can be awkward for anyone in any situation, but my experience was far different from what I expected. The people working there were really really nice. Answered all of our questions, super supportive, not trying to rush anything or brush us off. One guy said something along the lines of, "Look,we want this to be a fun experience for everyone. We want people to come try the sport and experience our club and become members. We want people to be comfortable and have fun and be safe. We would love to have you guys back next time!" We also had a great experience with the younger guy operating our trap house. Very patient, very kind. A random guy (customer) watching us, stepped in to offer my friend's son (a 10 year old who had such a great time btw) some helpful pointers. We got there around 4:30 and that was perfect because they let us shoot a couple rounds down the range before they even loaded the trap houses or turned anything on or started selling the tickets. This was great since my friend and his son had never shot a shotgun before and because it had been 20 years since I had. The guys we were paired up with were visibly annoyed they got placed with new people(/ and a kid) who didnt know what we were doing (as far as etiquette and rules and how slow we were), but they were patient and polite and nobody made any inappropriate comments or anything. Everything from the staff seemed to be in the nicest way to help us learn and get better and faster. They really don't care if you bring in a several thousand dollar over/under or a $250 mossberg. They didn't have an issue letting us also try it with our 18.5" barrel 20 gauge. Bring what you have, bring your ammo, and prepare to have fun. Get to know your gun somewhere else really well first if you can like at a range or with snap caps at home. Because we were so new to it all, we definitely took up more time but again, everyone was really cool about it. Next, we are going to go practice somewhere a little slower paced before we come back to do this again. We also only had 2 shotguns for 3 of us and didn't really think that through. We were all on the same ticket for practice, so that meant one of us shot, then the next, but the third shooter had to run and grab the first shooter's gun. The staff was totally cool about it, but we immediately realized it would be a lot more fun and faster for everyone to have one gun per person and to have each person really know and understand their gun well so we can keep pace and not hold up others. One of the guys working there was even nice enough to let me shoot one of his old mossbergs and he really didnt have to, but he was trying to help speed things along for the sake of everyone else. The crowd is a lot of older guys (60s and up and a lot of vietnam vets) and a lot of 30-40 year olds. A couple groups with kids and women, but like 80% guys who all seemed to have fun, take it seriously, and were willing to help/chat/answer random questions. If you become a member (have to attend a meeting and interview, then join a waitlist which accepts members based on availability once a year in every February) you get access to their boat launch on the river, camping, and the outdoor gun range. They also sell food (nothing healthy lol, think hot dogs/nachos/soda) and water and have a restroom. Tickets tonight were $7 which got us 25 pulls each (practice session). Apparently, if you compete, you might win meat (like beef for your freezer and that's pretty awesome). Drive in (a car can access the dirt road with no clearance issues), back in behind the field. Walk down the concrete ramp and the trailer with steps has a side window that will open at 5 to sell trap tickets. Then you take your ticket to the window of the same building facing the field (4 feet around the corner) and you exchange that ticket to get your name on a list and they tell you a number (for your group/score card). Then they announce over the PA system throughout the night which type of group (practice/competition) and which group number and which house/field of the four. The person in position 1 calls for the first pull to let everyone visualize how they look. Then the round begins. Person 1 calls pull and the staff guy at your house hits the button, bang, clay destroyed mid air. Then person 2 has a round in and closes their action, points, yells pull, bang, etc. Then they rotate a space so you get to do it from different angles. Stick around to hear the score after all 25 rounds are fired by everyone in your group.

Friendliest Sportsman club on the valley. We shoot trap on Friday night and it's a lot of fun. The…read morecaretakers place is little messy when you drive into the club, it look like a little junkyard but other than that the whole place is awesome.