Incredible service by people who "lives" golf! Pricing is as…read moregood or better than any other golf store!

Yesterday I was reminded again of deBoer's top notch brilliance in service, selection and…read moresuperior value for every dollar spent! My young grandson has outgrown every additional shaft I had done and we typically golf together on his birthday, so I needed to upgrade his short clubs to fit his fast growing frame. On a fixed income I worried that I'd not be able to afford what would work well for my soon to be 14 year old grandson so he can enjoy our game. When I left deBoer's however, I had an entirely new bag of clubs that are the perfect fit for this young man thanks to the kind, caring and generous guiding of DeBoer's staff. Because of their amazing help and professional guidance now we're both looking forward to 18 holes together soon that will celebrate his birthday! Thanks deBoer's for every quality shot to the green that you foster in golfers out here who visit your amazing site!

So as a non golfer, it may come as a surprise to hear how much I love this store. Thank goodness I…read moremarried a golfer! We stopped by yesterday, my husband oblivious to the fact we were actually shopping for a new driver for him for Christmas. I knew which one he wanted but I've learned getting to swing a club a few times before purchasing it is important. Elvis was immediately helpful, he set my husband up in the virtual booth and after about 20 minutes, 25 swings and a few tips my husband had added a consistent 30 yards to his drive. The fact that his dream driver was on an incredible sale was just icing on the cake. I cannot stress how fabulous Elvis was to deal with!

The beat goes on... When is this location going to figure…read moreout what good service looks like? I just left here after buying a hat that I thought was $35 due to the tag on it saying just that...well, fooled me again. I got back to work and checked the receipt and it showed I was charged $50 CAD for the hat, so back I go to find out what happened. I was told by the woman working the cash register that the $35 shown on the hat was what the amount would be if I used US dollars to buy it...I'm in Sherwood Park Alberta just like the store and we're ALL using Canadian dollars today folks. To wrap it up the store refused to give me the advertised price in CAD so they asked if I would like a refund which I said yes to. I've been coming to this store since it opened and have experienced this type of interaction too many times so I'll be finding somewhere else to get my golf needs met...I'm sure they would appreciate the business!

Staff are always helpful and knowledgeable. Large selection of everything golf! A practice putting…read moregreen, 3 simulator ranges, and a pro shop on sight. Back again today! I visit this golf town several time month at least and I can solidly say every time has been an awesome experience . Fully recommend this location.

I used to be a returning customer to this particular golf town location. Overall the staff are…read moregreat with only one exception: The old asshole with the name tag J.D. (Jon Douchebag, let's assume). If you haven't done prior research on clubs and just want some basic information, then according to J.D. you should go "search the internet" because he "doesn't know anything," or go "ask the staff at Canadian Tire." What a condescending douchebag! He also suggested that golf town was the only viable golf supplier around so people don't have a choice but to shop there. Obviously this is incorrect since I just purchased the item elsewhere (and saved about around $85 on the club). Other than J.D., this is a good store with friendly staff.

The Links is in great shape this season and the brand new clubhouse has great food and service. I…read morehaven't had a chance to sit on the new patio yet, but it looks great. They have great deals during the week that include green fees, cart, range balls and a food voucher. Great value!

I am new to golfing but I've had the opportunity to get out quite a bit this past summer. One of…read morethe places we went to was The Links at Spruce Grove. Now, I rarely ever go out to Spruce Grove as it's quite far from home, but they had an awesome deal for golfing on weekends after 2pm: For 2 people, at $65 per person, you each get a bucket of balls for the driving range and a $10 voucher for their clubhouse restaurant/bar (and yes, it can be spent on alcohol), and a golf cart to share. How could I pass this up?! I really liked the course though I found it challenging for a newbie (it also didn't help that we got stuck behind a tournament which really killed my drive to play). It is very well maintained (though later in the afternoon the weather changed and blew leaves everywhere), and the clubhouse is quite nice as well, very modern, nice bathrooms. The staff were nice enough to let me fill up my water bottle from the jug of ice water at the bar. There is a little pro shop attached to it where you pay for your round, and they happened to be having a sale on summer clothing. This was extremely useful for when it got cold and I needed to buy a jacket. We stayed for dinner and sampled their food - gotta use up those food vouchers! They had a pretty standard pub menu; I really wanted to try the wings but decided I should try and eat somewhat healthier food. So I went with a turkey club sandwich :) It came with either soup, fries, or salad - I chose the latter and the broccoli slaw that came out was actually pretty good, fresh and crunchy. The club sandwich was good too - though I don't know if it still qualifies as a club sandwich since it didn't have the middle layer of bread? But I don't need the extra slice anyway so it didn't bother me. The turkey was real and not just deli meat, the bacon was perfectly crispy and not the pre-made stuff, and the real slice of cheddar cheese was much appreciated. Husband ordered the chicken penne alfredo, which came with what I think were supposed to be naan wedges but were really more just like pita bread. I found it bland, but the addition of pepper helped a bit. Service was a bit slow but understandable as it was fairly busy. Seems like everyone was taking advantage of the same deal. Overall, I had fun, but was disappointed that the marshall (or whatever that person is called that comes around to make sure that the game is running on time) seemed non-existent for this golf tournament ahead of us. We were constantly 2-3 groups behind, and on the 5th hole, there were another 2-3 groups behind us. I think it took us 3 hours to get through the first 9 holes? Fortunately the tournament stopped there and we had the back 9 holes to ourselves. Hopefully this doesn't happen again next time!