Food was surprisingly good, nice simulators and driving range too. course is nice and short, casual…read moredon't have to dress nice

Surprisingly good pizza and fried pickles. It took a little while to get to us but I liked…read moreeverything. When we got around to playing outside, it was pretty warm but the course was fun.

This is one of the five parts that we visited while we were in Florence Kentucky for the day. This…read morewas pretty good has a nature scenic type Park didn't have playgrounds and things of my children didn't really enjoy that too much so we didn't stay that long but it was pretty well I didn't get to see and they had some nice trees and nature and animals and things to look at so that was fun

I am in love with Lincoln Ridge Park. Between the gravel trails that wander the park and the disc…read moregolf course, I hit lincoln ridge at least once a week. There are two shelter areas that are in good shape and restroom structures which is always nice over a port-o-let. The playground looks fun, but since I don't have kids, I will leave that to someone else. There are ballfields and large open spaces of grass. The trail that wanders in the woods has good traction, is wide and well maintained. It has some seriously steep inclines and hills but isn't overwhelming. It's not super long, but good for a walk with the dog or a family looking for some outdoors. There is a gorgeous creek bed that runs thru the area giving a nature photographer plenty to shoot. The disc golf course is nationally recognized and is well maintained as well. There are 24 holes to play. Many of the holes are long and challenging with ravines and trees and narrow fairways. This is a course for the skilled and novice alike. I would say the novice should stay on the front 9 but there are plenty of holes after 16 or so that are playable for the novice as well. Overall, this is a versatile and well maintained park that I encourage anyone to visit at least once.

Solid, challenging course. Don't think the staff is rude on purpose but can see what the other…read morereviews are saying. Good value

Worst fairways in Kentucky. If they get a shower the night before you play it's cart path only…read more Golf week rated the course best around in 2022 not any more.

Wonderful tennis club…read more They have hard and clay courts with great surfaces. Need to pay some to play, but it definitely worth.

If you're from Cincinnati and have ever played competitive tennis, then chances are you've been…read moredown to the Carl and Edyth Lindner Family Tennis Center at Lunken Playfield (not to be confused with the Linder Family Tennis Center in Mason or the Carl Lindner Family Tennis Pavilion at Sawyer Point). The Lunken courts--all 16 of them: 8 hard and 8 clay--are in great condition, and they are lighted too, which is very cool and comes in handy if you are grinding it out in a long match or practice session. The tennis center also has a nice concession area inside with indoor restrooms and A/C, there is lots of spectator seating, and there is a nearby jogging/bicycle trail, miniature golf course, driving range, and play area too. The staff at Lunken is really great too, and the teaching staff is led by Brett DeCurtins, Lunken's Director of Tennis and a former standout player at UC. For only $150, you can become a member at Lunken and have access to unlimited play during the May-September months, seasonal permanent court time reservations, and it can get you entered into the Lunken Ladder League. There are other leagues, as well as camps and tournaments as well, providing for a ton of tennis opportunities for all ages. The tennis center is also home to five junior tournaments and seven adult tournaments between the months of June and September. The recently completed two-week Thomas E. Price Cincinnati Metropolitan is the most well known, as Lunken becomes the battleground for the top Cincinnati area men and women (mostly between ages 18 and 50) in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. The other large event each year is the Cincinnati Area Qualifier, which is the biggest junior tournament in Greater Cincinnati (Boys and Girls 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18 and under age groups) and is the qualifier for the Ohio Valley District tournaments (which is a qualifier for the Midwest Sectional, and doing well at the Midwest can qualify you for nationals). As a competitive tennis player, I've always enjoyed playing at Lunken and some of my best memories are playing long matches into the evening under the lights. The facilities are great and the staff is excellent too, and it's an overall great place to play outdoor tennis during the summer months.

This is Fun at its best! Great indoor range with the best staff! Laid back, super safe, and, if…read moreyou like 3D you'll love the Tuesday night! If you love archery, they have something for everyone, and, if they don't have it, they can get it. The Sports shop is reasonably priced on all upgrades, and, most can be done in the shop. They have all repair and maintenance services for all your archery needs! Come and join the family, shoot some marrows and have some fun!

The absolute bat indoor expert range anywhere! Amazing…read morecaring staff. Clean and well lit range

Place could be pretty ideal, but NON STOP country music completely ruins the place. If for not the…read morecountry music, would definitely be back and give 5 stars. UPDATE: Returned after management said they wouldn't do that on my Google review, gave this place a second chance, still plays country music non-stop. So won't be back. Lowered review to 1 star.

We have been coming here for awhile but I didn't want to give a review until I had my first golf…read morelesson. I am trying to get back into playing golf since I am now an empty nester. This place is great for practicing hitting golf balls and also for putting. Sara is a amazing golf instructor and I improved my swing and my drive in just 45 minutes. I was so impressed with her talent

Had a really good experience with a seasonal rental for my kid. We showed up and walked out with…read moreskis, poles, and boots in about 30min. Most places make you wait a long time and then make a second trip to pick up the skis. A young employee was helpful and chatty with my kid, making sure he had the right fit to match his ability.

Imagine that your best friend makes skis, and he makes the perfect skis for you…read more Myron doesn't make skis, but he knows the perfect ski for your body and your skiing style. If you want a good deal, he has last year's skis that he buys from mountain rental shops. But if you are looking for your dream demo ski, he has that, too. A genuinely great guy, and all his staff. He will spend the time to find you the perfect ski. And he isn't just about the sale, he wants you to be happy. They have lots of stuff besides skis, used and new. Don't forget to take in your old gear, because then you can tell him what you do and don't like about it. Myron is an honest guy, he might just adjust your old gear instead of selling you something new.

Course is a dump. Starter is rude, and tee times are too close together. Don't waste your time.read more

Fine course to play. Good conditions but there are some flaws. We are 17 year olds who can legally…read moredrive and we were not given a cart. There was a excessive heat warning and they still made walk. And we were on the verge of passing out from heat stroke. If you young guys want to ride in a cart don't golf here.