Been visiting quite a few open to the public ranges and this one is our favorite indoor range so…read morefar. Reasonable prices, nice and helpful staff. Like most all ranges, lots of rules for safety. All ammo will be inspected for steel cased. Lanes are wider than most places i have been to so far. Acoustics are good. Targets hang from a track which can be moved closer or further which is a bonus when praticing They have rental pistols to try out and several rifles. Call first to make sure they have what you would like to try.

Let me be fair, my experience has been in both good and bad at no point. That said, the service has…read morealways been very good when I've gone in. The selection from a year ago was minimal at best. I haven't been in there for about a year and it's because I had a bad experience in trying to ship a gun that I purchased to their location. Unfortunately, I may go in there again to see what it's like. The service again has always been good. The prices are reasonable. The individuals there are great. I just didn't like my experience as it pertain to transferring a firearm to their location. And, they really didn't have a selection. So the three stars is really based on the fact that it's been a year since I've been there and my bad experience. The reality is I'd give them five stars if that a bad experience wasn't there and they had a better selection. I would recommend calling and going in to see for yourself. For me it's a maybe

My girlfriend and I recently moved to Marysville from San Diego, California. I know, I know…read moreeveryone looks at us like we are crazy, however, we didn't have a choice since I am military. Anyway, we heard that gun laws were much less restrictive in Washington, so we brought our Sig Pro 2022 to "pop off a few rounds." We didn't really know what to expect since California instilled a culture of fear of guns in us. The staff at Marysville Rifle Club were very friendly and helpful. They signed us up, the prices for shooting were reasonable, and we were shooting within 10 minutes of arriving. The only negative thing I could say is that there is a two year wait list to become a member therefore the only open days to shoot for non-members are Thursdays.

Only encounter with them was an application process. Heard a long waiting list, ok fine with me…read more Heard good things about the place so was positive. Put paperwork in. Nothing even acknowledging it. About 1.5 YEARS later I get a call at work. Ok--thanks--busy. Can you call me back tonight? Ok they said. Never called me back. Guess with the long wait list they could have at least told me yes/no and had plenty of others. Anyway, found better places and happy. No hard feelings here, just a lesson in customer non-care. Seemed like no sincere interest in a potential new guy. You judge for yourself--this is just one guy's experience.

Man! This place is awesome, Lance is extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Everything from form to…read morehunting to getting your equipment set up He's the man. The attention to detail on all the little things show the dedication to doing archery the right way.

Owner Lance took his time to explain the process and what exactly his products and services…read moreincludes. He's extremely knowledgable and will personally set up your equipment tailored to you! Highly recommend you check him out and just chat with him to see if he can assist you too!

The property is amazing. The members and management are engaging and friendly. It's a community of…read moreenthusiasts. What more needs to be said.

It's a great location with a lot to offer its members. The…read moreonboarding process is atrocious! Paid my dues in August, passed all the tests, attended work parties and multiple membership meetings...yet still have not received my badge to get me through the gate. No one responds to my email queries. Very unprofessional leadership and admin staff. Update: My membership was suspended by the Board of Directors due to this post.

I'm the kind of golfer who goes to the driving range way more often than playing 18, and I love…read morethis range! I'm new to the area and am pleased to find this range, much better than where I came from. The prices are very reasonable, in fact much lower than a Top Tracer range I used to go to: $21 for an extra large bucket, $17 for large. Top Tracer is a wonderful technology: I usually start by practicing with different clubs, (it records ball flight data for different clubs) and then I play one of the many virtual golf courses. For a driving range, the balls are pretty good - I see reviews that are critical of the balls, but if you want better balls you'll pay more. Mats are in good shape, rubber tees of all heights available in all bays. There are lots of bays and I've never had to wait, but I avoid times when I know they'll be busy. The bays are heated, canopied, and clean, the Top Tracer machines work perfectly and are accurately calibrated. The staff is friendly but doesn't say much, no pressure at all. Instruction is available but I haven't taken a lesson; again, they don't say much but no pressure either. I haven't tried the putting/chipping area, which looked to be in rough shape from winter but improving as things dry out. The indoor lounge area is comfortable and golf is always on the TV.

I would recommend double-checking that the hitting bays are positioned a safe distance from the…read morebuilding. I was hitting in Bay 1 when I pulled out my driver and, on my first swing, struck the wall behind me during my follow-through, resulting in significant damage to my club. Unfortunately, the range took no responsibility for the positioning of the bay and instead advised me that I should have been more cautious. What concerns me is that the wall I struck clearly shows evidence of being hit by other golfers in the past, including multiple holes and dents. This suggests that I was not the first person to encounter this issue. At a minimum, the range could have posted a warning indicating the potential hazard or positioned the hitting mat farther away from the building to provide adequate clearance. I acknowledge that I could have been more aware of my surroundings, and I certainly wish I had noticed the proximity of the wall before swinging. I did not expect that using the hitting stall as intended would put my equipment at risk of being damaged. I believe the range should take a closer look at the spacing of its hitting bays and consider appropriate measures to prevent this from happening to other customers.

Took a personal defense class from Raider Tactical because well...Seattle has gone down hill and…read moreit's nice to learn awareness of how to protect yourself. The class I took was a female only class at the Bellevue Gun Club, it was an intense all day thing that left me sored for the next few days as we get on the ground to kick around to mimic real life scenarios. Julia was a great instructor, very informative and helpful with a touch of humor. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

Dismissive, arrogant, obtuse, con artist! They are not the professionals they claim to be. Avoid…read morethis business and get solid firearms training from anther company. They took our tuition without any reservation of understanding. Erik and Drake are a class act avoid there Napoleonic traits and character.

We love Battle Creek! The amount of effort they have put in the last couple of years to improve…read moreeverything from the pro shop, to the restaurant, and the greens is amazing. The Par 3 now has a paved cart path, well maintained greens, and great landscaping. We generally stick to the Par 3 and rarely is there a line. Since they have made the upgrades the people who golf are also much more respectful and responsible (i.e., no loud music, no cigarette butts, no litter). Recently they invested in mobile covers that can be used on the driving range when it is raining. I also love that on Wednesdays women get a 25% discount. We look forward to many more rounds at Battle Creek!

I would highly recommend Battle Creek golf course because it not only has a full part 7318 hole…read moregolf course but it also has a par three golf course. It has a driving range. It's well cared for. They have professionals on staff for lessons. And the staff here are phenomenal. Just a nice golf course and a place to relax. You can also get food after your round of golf or after hitting a couple of balls or chipping or putting.

Very nice setting. Loved that we could get in a sub-4 hour round in. Slow play really killed my…read moredesire to play golf. This is a bit of a drive for me from Seattle but worth it. Pretty layout - was in decent shape considering it had rained the night before our round. Friendly staff from pro shop to restaurant to bar. I would avoid the breakfast bagel though - it was so chewy I thought it was going to rip out one of my crowns :D Being a car enthusiast maybe I'm a little more picky about vehicles than the average person but our cart was pretty sad. Didn't break down though. :D Worth it for pace of play alone. Not super long from the white tees but it looks like a serious challenge from the tips!

This golf course has the worst business ethics I've ever seen--they're profiting off junior golf…read moretournaments. A bucket of 40 to 50 range balls normally costs $13, which is already pricey enough. On WJGA tournament days, they jack the price up to $15, yet the receipts still show $13. I'll never play at this greedy course again.