It's a simple driving range with $12 for a bucket and $14 for a bucket with the grass. You will…read morefind the manufacturer tee offs extremely high and hard to hit since no ball should sit that high. It's a simple range and fine place to come and enjoying yourself

Great company,great place for family fun. Definitely…read morerecommend for family fun, I don't know why you need to write all these words to post. Ridiculous

Great for guys night out. A little pricey for just the simulator, but great overall experience.read more

From the owner: We offer the best indoor golf experience a golfer can get…read more Facts: 6 wide open bays feature 16.5Feet wide span each, come with TV, Air purifiers, sofa, coffee table….our sims are Golfzon Vision plus with moving plate and even more advanced Golfzon Two vision Plus Sim, offers even more realistic experience and challenge. 4 more VIP room with even wider screen, comfortable sofa, Air purifiers, tables…. we have Gym,Shower and we welcome all paying customer to use with no extra cost. total 10 sims that allows 60 people enjoy the same playing conditions at any given time. Booking is never required but its never hurt to call us to secure a spot.

Cool complex. Appears to be adidas hq with an attached Goodlife…read more The fact that it's attached to adidas hq would lead you to believe that you're gonna be getting some deals, but nope. Items were full-priced. Store was nicely kept. There was some invite-only bs sale going on, but honestly, I didn't see anything that I'd get at even -50% off! There were a coupla -50% racks, but it seemed to be tees and other lower priced items. Well staffed, nicely laid out store, but items were pretty boring. Nothing worth buying.

Note: there is another listing for "Adidas Canada", but since the building is mainly a corporate…read moreoffice, it makes sense to have another listing for their retain store on the main floor. First off is that I didn't realize Reebok and Adidas are now in the same company - so a good portion of the store is for Reebok gear as well. This is an outlet, but not in the traditional sense. You can only enter by invite only - though IMO that system is a bit ridiculous since people can just copy flyers - not to mention being elitist. The flyer I came with had everything 50% the store minus a handful of exceptions. Whether or not that's the standard markdown they always do, I'm not sure. It certainly wouldn't be an outlet without these promos, as all virtually all the prices are still the original MSRP. I suppose they're making a lot of higher end stuff that I wasn't aware of, as I saw sweatpants for over $100 as one example. With all that said, there were certainly good deals to be had. Though they may offer product that may not be selling as much (or not, I'm not sure), there's still a lot of choice - especially with shoes. It was still worth my wife and I's time coming here. We got stuff we liked and were mostly happy with the prices. With that said: don't get too excited either. I suspect many of these items may be sold cheaper at some stores to begin with, not to mention that they often run sales. But if you happen to get "invited", check it out.

I always enjoy playing Clublink golf courses because they seem to maintain a standard level of…read moreconsistency across their courses. Yes, each course is different, and I prefer some over others but the service and course conditions are usually quite good. The Country Club, formerly Board of Trade, has been around for many years so it's a very mature track with lots of very large trees. We played the West Course and it has a very narrow fairways on the front nine and lots of changes in elevation throughout the course. I like that. Some fool convinced us to play from the blue tees and the rest of us, bigger fools, went along with it. I think that fool should pay for all of our lost balls! The service, as expected, was very good - pro shop, back shop, F&B. The food from the restaurant was tasty and the portions were generous. Prices were reasonable. There was, however, one glitch, we were overcharged for the round in the pro shop. I hope to have this corrected.

I'm writing from the perspective of a guest attending a wedding…read more The grounds are beautiful. The main building has a terrace with a very nice view. We used two rooms, each with a wall of windows. The foyer was a bit tight for having finger foods, open bar, the check-in table, book signing, etc. The staff I encountered were all extremely helpful and professional.

Great service from really cool guys. Needed some air in the tires of my wheelchair and went in when…read moreI passed the shop by chance. They happily took care of me leaving everything else behind. Asked me to test a couple of times until I had the exact pressure I wanted. Didn't want any money.

Disappointed. I bought a bike, was told that I would have a lifetime of basic repairs. As soon as I…read morereceived the bike, there was a problem. I was told they don't fix it and that I had to go to another city, another bike shop, to get it repaired.

Sold me defective product. Refused to exchange it for non defective product (I didn't even ask for…read morea refund). I'm out $100 and have shoes that can't be worn. I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY!!!

Avoid buying here…read more I own multiple Boston 12 shoes. I wanted a new pair and bought them here as they were cheaper. Upon them arriving I tried them on and they were huge on me. I couldn't understand why as the box stated the same size as all my others a size 6 regular fit. I sent them back and was told they wouldn't refund me as they were worn outside... it's Alberta winter with mud and snow. They shoes are still Snow White... Upon looking it appears they sent me either a man's shoe or a wide. And are unwilling to assist in the matter. Don't trust your getting your shoes the way you ordered them.

This collectables store is located near Jane and Hwy7. There isn't much parking, which is a downer…read morebut the rest inside makes up for that. You're greeted upon going into the store and you'll see the "man cave" you've always wanted, except it's a store. Jerseys, hockey sticks, boxing gloves, all amazing items from every sport in the world... signed by the athlete! This place has been around for a really long time and sometimes they do auctions with the NHL. Sometimes things are a little pricey but the question is... is it worth it to you? :) This store has regular autograph signings for those fans that want to meet their heroes and get an autograph! Things have always went smooth for me here. I have an Eddie Shack jersey signed by Shack twice in the same signing because one, I bought his jersey and two because he liked me and let me wear his Stanley Cup Rings (at a different private signing, not at this location) with almost all of the 67' cup champions that played for the leafs that year. What a treasure! Something I'd never sell! 5/5!

From the owner: Established in 1993, Frozen Pond has established itself as the number one source for quality…read moreautographed hockey collectibles. We sell more hockey autographs than anyone else on the planet. No one comes close to our incredible collection of over 300 past and present hockey players, including 100+ Hall of Famers.

Simply put, Si Vous Play is the best sportswear store to come around since sliced bread. Absolute…read moreauthentic brand name sportswear and gear for prices even outlet stores in Buffalo, NY would blush over. Been to them all, but by far this location and the Scarborough outlet are best. PS: No I don't work for them or know a soul who does. Just felt the need to note that, just incase anyone thought I was shilling for them. Cheers!!!