Played a round with my sons and we had a great time. We played Sand Hollow (Utah) and was true to…read morelife. The simulator equipment was very accurate. We all agreed that the distances and shot shape was true to what we see out on a course. A perk at this simulator is that you can bring your own beverages. We Will be back!

I didn't use the simulators but I definitely plan to. My review is on the owner. I brought a club…read morein to get a new shaft put on it. Jim was helpful, knowledgeable, friendly and professional. I did have an odd request by wanting a shorter steel shaft in place of the graphite one and Jim improvised and got creative and made it happen. Minimal cost in my opinion. Great guy and great place. Can't wait to try it out.

10/10. Beautiful and challenging course making excellent use of the terrain, providing a fun…read morechallenge while giving opportunities to score. Mountain backdrops, well maintained course, and a pleasantly shady 19th hole bar/food. Spoke to the owner Chris for a moment - a true gentleman. Would 100% recommend and make the drive to come back.

What a gem nestled in the hills of the Berkshire Mountains. RICO "the Great" greets you with a warm…read morewelcoming smile. A good review of the lay of the land. Super easy on line booking. Course did not disappoint . Great layout. Challenging on some forgiveness on others. Conditions were great. We'll be back

To start this review I am a slow golfer and am new to the game. After the 3rd hole the…read moregroundskeeper/warren came to us and told us we need to pick up the pace because there were members of the course behind them. Two holes later he came back and followed us for an entire hole, as anyone who is new to the sport knows when someone is tailing you it makes the experience horrible. Then he continues to come back after another hole and tells us to move faster!!Most people who play shoot over 100 so there is no need to be following and adding pressure to new golfers. You would think they would want more of the youth involved into golf to promote the course more but this country club does not care about the public or new golfers. There are also a lack of bathrooms on the course (porta-potty) that makes it very challenging for women golfers, I would expect one every three holes at the least. Other courses have been able to do this. Why would you advertise that the course if open to the public but when new golfers play there there is a tremendous amount of pressure being applied to make them speed up? This makes no sense to me. If you care so much about your members then make it a private course. I will be talking about this experience to many of my fellow golfers and make sure they do not have to deal with this type of environment while golfing. Obviously this country club lacks vision from their higher management, good luck being open in 10 years. This is the first and last time I will be playing at this course.

When it comes to golf this place is not good. Its filthy. Its overcrowed and over priced. The…read morecourse is a 'goat tract". The greens are slow, but passable. The club house is really gross and out of date. I can't believe this place can survive another year, they must be on life support. No rangers, no staff on the course. I played it in 5.5 hours yesterday, just the worst kind of golf, slow, overpriced and in poor condition. Nice job. You suck.

Did 18 holes today a fantastic hidden gem for beginners and experienced golfers mostly par threes…read morecheck it out I think you would enjoy it

Not a bad par 3 course. Some short, some long. Average about 150yd and takes maybe 2.5hrs to…read morefinish. $25 for 18 holes and not too crowded. There were several water hazards ... so I lost some balls haha Also it was very wet/dew drenched when we went at 8am

My five friends and I went up to Jiminy Peak Mountain for a three day ski weekend. The rentals on…read morethe mountain are not only expensive but the equipment leaves something to be desired, especially in terms of boot quality. I called ahead to reserve skis, filled out the form, and emailed it in. On arrival, we parked in a big parking lot right behind the shop, walked in, and saw ALL of our gear ready to go, name tags and all! The owner couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. He made sure the boots fit everybody, and we were out of there within 15 minutes. The shop is exactly 10min from the mountain. The quality of the boots and skis were incredibly. You could tell 'Ski Fanatics' really takes care of their equipment. I have never worn, let alone rented, such comfortable boots in my life. Most importantly, the boots were warm!! Warmth on the mountain is paramount, every skier understands colds toes. Once we got loaded up, John, the owner, told us to give him a heads up if we were going to return the skis after hours. He lives down the road and was willing to open up the shop if we needed to come in later. Finally, during the return process, John came out and helped us quickly unload all of our skies and gears. Overall, the whole process couldn't have gone smoother. It was a true 5 star experience, start to finish. I recommend Ski Fanatics for all of your ski needs. No one in our group rented snowboards so I can't speak to them.

Great, friendly service. Less expensive than renting on the mountain. Worth the drive. Four of us…read morewere in and out in about 10 minutes.

Dave's is an active and open outdoors store for all things hiking, hunting, fishing. The store has…read morevery good layout and is in the center of Pittsfield, MA. Review: 5

Check online before buying from them, the pellet gun we got for our daughter was $150 without a…read morescope. If you buy it from the seller online it's $120 with a scope or $100 with pellets. Price gouging at its finest

Small parking lot. 3 hikes to choose from. We did the river walk. Very easy trail, relatively flat…read moreand there's benches along the trail. Didn't run into many people. The bridge is pretty cool to cross.

I noticed this park wasn't listed on Yelp so I figured I'd write it's first Yelp review, in hopes…read moreof spreading the word to fellow newcomers in the area! I was visiting my folks at their place in the Berkshires over the weekend and when looking for a place to explore, came across Clapp Park on the map. Upon driving in, I was greeted by a massive free parking lot (score!). I immediately noticed how clean the space is, with very well-kept athletic fields (basketball, baseball, etc), as well as multiple picnics spots. To the right of the parking lot, I noticed a couple of trail openings and decided to mozy on through. It led to the train tracks, which I believe is for the Amtrak train, though could be wrong. I followed the tracks and had a very nice walk filled with interesting plants, trees, streams and plenty of birds above. Also, Clapp Park apparently has one of the biggest sledding hills in the area, which is great to know for the next time I'm back later this winter!