Service is excellent, very friendly and nice people; Its a regular size course with couple of…read moretricky holes, and small greens than will challenge your accuracy to hit greens. Overall very satisfied, I play there regularly Greens are in top condition for this time of the year

Paschal Golf Club is a great course for beginners and all. The course is very well kept. All the…read morefairways and Putting greens are Smooth and responsive. Guy at the Club house register was friendly and gave me some interesting history on the course and helped me get my game to a smooth start. Would definitely go back to play someday !!!

Great golf course to play. I love the bent grass greens and even during the extreme heat it was…read moreimpressive how good they were taken care of.

This golf range located on NC State's campus is Beautiful. I've been golfing for almost a year now…read moreand I can't believe it's taken me this long to try this range. There's an automatic ball machine that dispenses the exact number of balls bought. With a view of downtown and about 20 bays this is a great spot for practicing your swing!

Great staff. Accommodating for a visitor from out of town. Club rental was great…read more Starter was organized and good humored

It was 1994 that I last played this course. It has the…read moredistinction of being THE OLDEST public course in the State built in 1929. Built by a group led by A.E. Finley of Carter-Finley Stadium fame, the course was originally designed by architect George W. Cobb known for Quail Hollow in CLT. It's short but fast at 6,088 yards for a par of 70. I was in town attending a family function so me and Loren who worked at EAL going back to 1978 decided to play here. My friend made the Tee time on line using a 3rd party service so he did get charged $15.00 in on-line fees. To play 18 on Saturday morning with a cart was $47.50 per person. Check in at the Pro Shop with Robert was smooth. I got a Nike RGA logo golf shirt, 30% off. I talked to the lady at the snack bar who was real nice and she explained you can order on the GPS from your cart on the 8th tee box. Nice food selection on the menu and she said for 'hot dogs' no need to advance order. They have a Cart Crew that will help you find your electric cart and there was little mix up with our designated cart #41 not being in sight. One of the crew found it as it had just been cleaned even though there were about a dozen sitting out. Carts are electric with GPS, ours had broken plexiglass screen and I noticed several had the same problem. We were on guard for off target flying golf balls for the entire 18 holes. It had rained about 2 inches the evening before so we were disappointed it was 'cart path only'. The nice part was that it had cooled off considerably with an overcast sky and 71 degrees. We got paired with another twosome, Ryan and Arron, both local and great golf partners and we had quite a few laughs along the way. They have NO driving range. They do have a practice putting green and a separate chipping area but with no bunkers. They do have a Starter but we did not see a single RANGER at all. Even though they have a sign 'proper golf attire required' we saw that it was not enforced. Not a terrible course overall but the greens are in BAD shape. There are weeds, crabgrass and clover on every green. Dead spots all over in some cases. Don't expect your putts to roll true, they won't. They are in the midst of a course upgrade so you'll see heavy equipment and construction material scattered about the course. The tees boxes were a bit sketchy with patchy weeds and divots but every hole had a stone marker indicating the hole and the distances from the tee boxes. The fairways were in good shape for the most part, wide and wider and not a lot of trouble when OB. There were NO fairway way bunkers and VERY few green side bunkers. Very little water comes into play and one Par 3 over a pond on the back. One standout highlight on my card on hole #9, I chipped in a 'dunk' birdie from about 20 yards out which was a first for me. The PACE of play was awful, there were a lot of 'rookie and less experienced golfers' that impacted pace of play and with cart path only it made for a FIVE hour round. The word is they have $3.5M designated for course upgrades. I hope they invest it in green improvements. It's a great location, close in to central city and easy to find and only about 10 minutes from Gorman and I-40 ramp.

With mats and Bermuda hitting areas this is an excellent place to get in some practice, no matter…read moreyour preference. Reasonable prices for golf balls. Well lit and accurate yardage markings to help you to improve quickly.

Great experience here! Another great addition to The Factory in WF…read more Very reasonable price, $20 for an hour - bring your own clubs or use theirs. Clean, friendly, affordable. Reserved our time via text messaging, very convenient. Plenty of parking, too.

Great place to golf, have a few beers and even watch hockey through second floor windows or…read morestreaming on bar tv.

This was my absolute first time in a golf store and I had the best experience! Thank you to all of…read morethe staff members in the front who gave me some great first time golfing tips I definitely plan to incorporate them really soon. I loved the layout of the store, they had a great clearance section with a variety of sizes, they also have a great indoor golf simulator that is on my list to try really soon. If I pick up golf as a hobby, this will be my go to spot!

Nice PGA Superstore located in Raleigh. Very clean and well organized store. Very well laid out so…read moreall merchandise is easy to find. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Large selection with very fair prices.

Friendly family and great value…read more My girlfriend and I started learning golf here with no prior knowledge or experience. The monthly membership is a good value if you are serious about putting time in and learning. We attended for maybe 2-3 months before we had to move away to a different state but we learned a lot. We would still be going here if we didn't move out of the state earlier this month. I will say that you should not expect them to teach you everything as they are group classes. The other members are super friendly and help out. If you're new like we are, be patient and learn what you can from the group classes and then when you have some clubs of your own do a lot of practice on their simulators/virtual driving range... then take private lessons.

Literally the best place in North Carolina for the beginner golfer to learn the fundamentals and…read morethe advanced golfer to fine tune skills. I signed up for the golf school ( very affordable and beginner friendly group classes, if you are real bad ...you will not be embarrassed trust me) with a goal of routinely breaking 100. In less than two months of classes with Mike and Pat , I now regularly shoot in the low 90s and even have rounds in the 80s. (Best is 86).

Great place to come get better at golf when the weather is marginal. They have helpful staff and…read moremy husband was so impressed he opted to get a membership. I was able to join him one evening and definitely feel this is great for women who want to work on their game but don't want to do it with a lot of eyes on them. Or something for the teen in your life that is golf obsessed.