Birdie's is a good time! I'm not an experienced golfer, mostly put-put. Birdie's feels like an…read moreawesome way to gain more skill and transition to playing on a golf course someday (a very intimidating thought). Everyone I've interacted there is very knowledgeable, kind and accommodating. The bays, lounge area and bar are clean and maintained. They play great music, and have an awesome selection of drinks and snacks. I was able to use their ladies rental clubs and to the best of my knowledge it was a great set. Went on a double date with friends and it was fun for the guys to show us the ropes. They had little practice games and then also tons of courses and options to chose from. I can see myself spending a lot of time here, highly recommend!

From the owner: Birdie's Golf Lounge features 5 indoor golf simulators, a large putting green with realistic stimp,…read more65" TV's visible throughout, bar seating with soda fountain and assorted drinks and snacks, relaxing seating in the lounge area, and comfortable bar height seats at each bay. Birdie's is home to 5 state-of-the-art indoor simulators. With TruFlight Technology, and E6 Connect Software, you can play a course from tee to cup with comfort. Each shot hit will be accompanied by analytics to help you improve your game, such as: - Distance - Carry - Launch Angle - Club Speed - Ball Speed - Club Face Angle - AND MORE!

This course is coming out of the inter season. Greens weren't in the best of shape, front 9 T-boxes…read moreneeded to be mowed and some of the fairways are a little sparse on grass. Enjoyed the round and completed it in about 4 hours. Not bad for a city course. Marshal or players assistant would keep the pace of play moving a bit quicker. Overall, good price for the experience. In the end, I enjoyed the round, and isn't that what it's all about?

Had an enjoyable afternoon playing the front nine. The course was in reasonably good shape…read moreconsidering the time of year. No real complaints. I'll be back.

Me and a couple of caddies stopped by last week as we were in town for the golf tournament. The…read morecourse had great views and the staff did an amazing job taking care of us. We travel about 30 weeks a year and love to play when we can. Definitely recommend sunbrook as we had a great time. Looking forward to coming back!

Had a terrific round of nine holes. This course is really fun and there are some great jagged…read morecourses that allow you to shoot straight and then left or right. Really fun strategy to play. Beautiful landscapes, and amazing views of the red rock mountains. Relatively inexpensive too.

The Bloomington's country club restaurant has a nice ambiance. The salads are good, with fresh…read moreingredients, while the drinks offer a wide selection to suit every taste. The sandwiches are delicious, and the generous portions leave you satisfied. As I dined, I couldn't help but be captivated by the lush greenery of the golf course and the tranquility it offered. The large windows allowed for plenty of natural light to flood the dining area, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Unfortunately our waitress was kind completely forgot to refill our beverage and check on us.

We had dinner here with friends on a Saturday night after an Ironman competition in St. George, but…read morefortunately it wasn't too busy. They had Mexican specials for Cinco de Mayo so the men ordered beef tacos with rice and beans. The portions were small. The rest of us ordered fish and chips, apple pecan salad, chicken Marsala with mushroom sauce/mashed potatoes/ green beans, and a chicken teriyaki salad. Everything was delicious. We finished the meal with chocolate lava cake and la mode. Service was good. Nice views of the course. Plenty of parking.

This driving range is great in St. George, a small bucket is $3 and it has a beautiful sky…read morebackdrop. When the weather is good if you're a golfer and looking to get in some practice this is the place to go.

I was golfing this morning and noticed some boys who were staying at The Villas exploring the river…read morenear the course. The golf Marshall approached the boys and began yelling at them to leave and threatened to call the cops on them. The boys couldn't have been more than 12 and had no idea they were in the wrong. When they tried to leave the Marshall yelled at them that they were leaving wrong. Their dad came up and asked me if the boys were in my way or causing a disturbance and I told them no. They boys were polite to me but Rod in the office continued to be rude and threaten to call the police on the boys.

I was appalled with my experience at Uinta Golf St George. I went in to trade two wedges, a brand…read morenew Vokey 46 degree and a mint condition Glide 2.0 58 degree wedge with an S400 shaft. To my surprise, I was told that my Glide 58 degree was only worth 20 dollars. 20 dollars for a brand new wedge with a Tour edition S400 shaft? The shaft alone is valued at $60, never mind the wedge itself. Add maybe $30 value since it's an older model, and that wedge should sell for at least $90, anything less than $80 being a terrific deal. Not $20. $20 is the price I bought an old Hickory 1-iron for, not a mint condition Tour-issued wedge you can't find on the market. For background, this was a wedge I had ordered from the Tour van at a Canadian Tour event I played in a couple years ago. This wedge had maybe 10 hits on it, and was still in mint condition- the only reason I was trading it in being me not happy with how much bounce it had. It was still a good club though and worth every dollar of what it should be elsewhere. Anyways, the same employee also told me that my Vokey 46 degree was worth maybe $50 max, not realizing that I had ordered it brand new from Titleist 3 weeks ago for $160. He then told me that it would probably be of more value as a desert club than being a trade in here. Apparently, hitting 2 fairway bunker shots with a brand new wedge devalues it $100, but what do I know? I just have 20 years of tournament experience and play to a plus handicap nowadays. Needless to say, they were lucky that I was in need of a wedge right there- as I had a tournament in 3 days and my 60 degree had been stolen, so begrudgingly they got my business still, but for the first and last time. As a tournament player with over 20 years of experience, including D1 collegiate and professional level events, I know golf clubs very well. Some of my highest finishes include a low amateur finish in the 2016 Hawaii State Open, a top 10 finish at the IMG Junior World event at Torrey Pines, and a made cut in a Canadian Tour event. I've also been the first alternate into two Tour events, the PGA Tour Sony Open in Hawaii, and the second alternate into the European Tour Hong Kong Open. Needless to say, I know the industry quite well including how things work. I will not be back and will be taking my business elsewhere in the future. Stay away if you want a legit experience. Go here if you want to be scammed on value for your clubs

What is up with the rude employees??? My husband dropped by wanting to get our boy fitted for clubs…read moreand these people couldn't even be bothered!!! So much for dropping 1500 buck on clubs there! I'd much rather drive to Vegas

This is a wonderful thrift store that has some great treasures. I was pleasantly surprised when I…read morefirst walked in at the variety of items I found, plus the reasonable prices! There was a rack of clothing out front that was labeled 25 cents. You hardly ever see that anymore!

I think the store is lovely and the staff are very nice. But seriously,…read moretheir clothing is overpriced.

My husband (an Elk) & I have visited Green Valley Elks Lodge several times in our travels. The…read moremembers are very nice & friendly at the bar. In fact we will be relocating from Lake Havasu City to Green Valley soon. We highly recommend this Elk's Lodge!

the lady greeting people as they came and left was delightful. the bartender Amber was rude. we…read morewere apparently sitting in someone's assigned seat and as a result getting any service was challenging. getting our check was hard. unbelievable. an Elk Member is an Elk Member no matter were you roam. if you have assigned seating at the bar you should probably make that disclosure when you walk through the door.