We came for Monday lunch at the clubhouse. We had a travelzoo deal for lunch for two. We had…read morecalamari for appetizer and the Canadian and an inglewood burger for entrees. The food wasn't too bad. My prime rib burger was a bit too done and some areas were a little burned, but my husband says the Montreal smoked meat sandwich was pretty good. The food I think was not bad and the service was pretty good.

We tried to go golfing here over the weekend. Attempted to call twice - there was no answer…read more So, we decided to just go there to see if we could get on. I've never been to this course, but when we pulled into the parking lot, we were greeted with about 20-30 parking spots reserved for "President", "Administrator", "Accountant", "Janitor", etc. Come on. Ridiculous. What happened to putting the customer first? It just smacks of a company that doesn't care about customers. They're only concerned about making sure that the admin assistant has a good parking spot. This may be a small detail, but set us off on the wrong foot. Then we went to the pro shop, and there was nobody behind the counter - seemingly nobody working there, We waited for at least 7 minutes until someone showed up. The guy was not too helpful with us, and he frankly didn't seem interested in helping us. Needless to say, we weren't able to get a decent tee time, and we opted to go to a different local course. So, I still have no idea what the course is like - all I know is they don't seem concerned about pleasing customers.

I'm not a sports fan, nor will I ever be a sports person. But, when Christmastime comes and you…read moreneed to buy something for a sports fanatic, you need to visit a sporting goods store. When you first walk in to Outlaw Sports you know you're in the right place. It even smells like a sports store, whatever that means. Hockey equipment fills up most of the store with all the helmets, padding, sticks and skates they have, but they also focus on other sports too. You can buy those gloves for the golfer in the family, or the pigskin for the football fan. They even sell jerseys and little figurines. There is so much stuff in this store that it's actually quite packed and crammed in. There isn't too much space to walk around and browse with all the stuff randomly placed around the store. Of course, all the people perusing the isles don't help either. I wasn't really offered a hand with finding anything, which was crappy because it took me a while. I could have asked for help, but I had a hard time locating someone who worked there. I think they were wearing green shirts, but I can't be sure. To be honest, sports stores scare me and Outlaw was no exception. At least they've got decent stock and lots of it!

This is THE place to rent skis in Calgary. The guys working there know skiing and they have the…read morebest equipment for experienced skiers. I will only rent from here in the future after trying some competitors who can't compete with the knowledge, personalized service, and high quality equipment.

BAIT AND SWITCH WARNING…read more Went back here three times looking at some expensive poles they had priced on the rack for a great deal. I even discussed with a salesperson what an amazing deal it was who concurred with me. At the till that price would quadruple. When I pointed out they had their in-store pricing much lower they told me to pound sand.

The Walmart of ski stores! Imagine not even selling xcountry…read moreski pole baskets. So much for their supposed green policy. Just buy another set i guess is their logic. Interesting in that you can buy a single ball bearing for a bicycle so skiing definitely not a priority seems

Love this store…read more Sportchek staff are always helpful and friendly. This chain also accepts Scene Card from Cineplex which is dope?!? Haha. Back to the store review! Overall location is new and very clean. Selection is nice from shoes to winter clothes to sporting clothes and gear. Pricing is decent and on the mid range to high range. If your a sports fanatic this is the place to pick up your things!

These guys are the experts when it comes to sports equipment (mainly hockey). Their skate…read moresharpening is the best in town and not too bad at $10 (or less if you buy a 10 pack). There is ample parking and they can sharpen them while you wait (provided they aren't swamped).

This is a specialty store that specializes in outdoor gear. Their competitor is MEC which is right…read moreacross the street. Well came in to look at backpacks. Nothing interested me. The store is smaller compared to Vancouver location. But nice to browse around. This is located in Beltline

Atmosphere might be what MEC used to be in terms of its young, hip, and hungry edge. It's a smaller…read morestore, features mostly brand names, and perhaps has more limited choices in some areas. However, for me and my US-based credit card, it's all about the sales to selection ratio. On a recent Saturday, I went back and forth across the street comparing styles and pricing of hiking shoes and jackets. The folks here were friendly, helpful, and totally cool to comparative shopping game I was playing.