We've been to Park North a couple of times and had a lot of fun! Love their Trackman technology…read more The facility is clean and the employees are friendly. Haven't tried the restaurant yet; saving that for another trip. The only downside of our two visits was that was was cold both times and the heaters in their hitting bays do not do a very good job of keep you warm, and since the bays face the North, it gets pretty darn cold even on nicer winter days.

Not sure why the price on the website doesn't match the price when you get there $12 bucks for a…read morebull bucket isn't too bad though. Super friendly people and a very nice course.

Overall a good golf practice range. Mats and grass although the grass area is extremely limited,…read morelikely 6 people max. The mats and tees are in great condition which is rare to see. Prices are comparable to other ranges at $9 for a large bucket. One downside is even though there are credit card acceptance stickers on the window they do not accept credit cards and instruct you to go across the street to the nearest ATM. Evidently this is only during non-summer months but none the less a inconvenience given it's 2021.

Old school cigar bar and walls adorned with stuffed and mounted treasures from hunting expeditions…read moreyears past and the stories to go with. The "Board of..." wall boasts names familiar to even those of the non-drinking circles. A number of different rooms to hold special events in...plus the menus, wine and liquor lists to match. A rehearsal dinner brought us to two of the second floor rooms. Bar areas on both floors. Trivia: The women's rest room on this floor is one of the more recent additions to the boy's club. Fantastic, thoughtful staff was the absolute stand out of the experience. Note that cabs can be a challenge to hail in the front area, so make sure to plan ahead.

Up the little drive off the main road is a bar open to the public. We got cold beers and pub chips…read morethat were really tasty. You cannot beat the prices. This is a nice home town bar with the NFL games on, a good vibe and a nice view outside. I also went to bingo on Monday. The hall there is big. Bingo was fun and run well. Such nice people working it. When I am in town again I'll go back!

The American Legion Post 199 may not like the adjective, but "cute" is the descriptor that comes to…read moremind when I think of this compact nine-hole course just a few minutes drive south of E'ville's downtown. If it weren't for the sign, you'd never know it was there, across the street and up the hill from Lincoln Middle and Woodland Elementary Schools, bounded by the "Grandview" subdivision to the east and just woods and a bike path away from the "Esic" subdivision to the south. Some on-site memorabilia reminds you that the Legion has sponsored some mean baseball teams, too.

Reputation only goes so far. I'm sure the owner is an expert golfer and instructor but the…read morefacility is very rundown in need of TLC. Our (1) hour simulator experienced 7-8 reboots and the projector flashed overheat the entire time with a fan blowing on it. The owner was aware of reboot delays yet charged full rental price. Recommend other golfers pass on DP Golf unless it receives upgrades.

If you're looking for a place to hit some balls and have a great time, this is the place. We had…read morethe best experience ever tonight at DP Golf! We met Dan Polites while we played the Ryder Cup. He encouraged our terrible shots (ok, just mine), and gave us a few Mulligans. We had the best night and will definitely be coming back to play again. Recommend DP Golf to anyone looking for a fun indoor golf experience!

Maybe they can have more open bowl instead of so much birthday parties, I was like three bowling…read morealleys, and I can't even bowl at them because they have too much birthday parties leagues

The food is always hot and delicious, the bowling alleys are clean and work well, and the prices…read moreare fair. My biggest complaint isn't so much about the bowling alley itself but rather that there are always half a dozen people smoking right outside the door. I always have to take my inhaler when we do our weekly league practice, followed by showers when we get home. We always go home smelling like cigarettes and weed.

First off this needs to be called the O'Fallon aquatic center. They recently changed…read more Nice new facility. So you still park in the same back lot behind the community park. It is a little jumbled. So might want to go down the next road. Pool entry is on the left hand side. They accept debit/credit and cash. Their new system was a bit bogged down. Prices did go up a couple of dollars for residents and non. They have the ample space for adding more chairs. I felt like they definitely were at capacity at one point. Some folks had to put their towels off to the side of the large leisure pool. Concessions area is between the restrooms. Prices seemed decent. Did not try any food. Maybe next time. You take your food to the shaded eating area. They still have the diving board. The kiddie pool is expanded and they have a waited area. They added two slides for big kids and adults to enjoy. Overall not bad. They definitely could add more lounge chairs!!

Great pool! Love it! But went to a party that was supposed to be from 8-10 and they kicked everyone…read moreout and turned off the lights at 945. I know it's a 15 minute difference but I believe that they should've gotten what they paid for.

People are very friendly. Very positive vibes. Grounds are very well maintained with lots of modern…read moretechnology. Would highly recommend joining!!!

I think it was Groucho Marx who said "I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member." I…read morefeel the same way, but in this case I made an exception! Full club house with bar and kitchen including twice monthly Friday fish frys, 6 Trap fields (open to the public), 2 stocked fishing lakes, brand new 20-lane covered rifle/pistol range (members and guests only), archery and a pro shop--ALL for the astoundingly low membership dues of $125 a year, family included. Need I say more? Okay, let me mention that the Thursday League Night burgers, fries and deep-fried mushrooms are delicious! EGC has the claim of being the oldest continuously chartered gun club in the USA (since 1879). Whether there's a private club somewhere in the original 13 colonies that can beat that claim, I'm not sure, nor do I care. EGC has none of the pretentiousness that usually accompanies a "private club". In fact, they welcome the public on weekends and guests of members are always welcome. A "round" of trap costs about $5 for non-members which includes your 25 clay birdies. Ammo available for sale or bring your own--(shot heavier than 7.5 prohibited). Hours: Saturday: Noon - 5 p.m. fun shooting open to the public Sunday: Noon - 5 p.m. fun shooting open to the public Thursday: 10 a.m. - 10 p.m -- League competition on Thursdays begins @ 7 p.m. (year-round) All other time, you are welcome to use the two lakes for fishing. There is an additional $20 per year fee if you're using non-powered boat. Membership gets you a key to the front gate which allows you to fish on any non-shooting day at your leisure (license required). Please lock the gate behind you when you enter! Honestly, you wouldn't believe all the amenities this club offers, so please check it out for yourselves: http://edwardsvillegunclub.org/ Whether you're a fan of the shooting sports, a beginner, novice, seasoned pro, or just curious, EGC offers fun, fellowship, family atmosphere and great eats!