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.

Lee and the rest of the Tennisbloc team are incredible! Lee has drastically helped my tennis game…read more He is great at identifying areas of improvement and is able to easily verbalize those in an easy-to-understand manner. I am looking forward to more lessons with him and I would highly recommend him or any of the tennisbloc crew!

Ed Strickland is first class and has made Deep River a great place to shoot for everyone of all…read morelevels. The staff is very helpful and extremely friendly. Deep River sets the example of how people should be treated when visiting a sporting clays venue, and no matter how well you shot they get you excited about coming back. I highly recommend Deep River for an enjoyable experience with friends and family. Steve Spain

First time shooting and the trapper was very friendly and willing to teach. I would come back here…read moreanytime.

Favorite place to train and play tennis.Also enjoy the griil and pool in summer. I love all the…read morepeople and coaches there.

The staff is very friendly and courteous. As always, the food was delicious. I tried a new…read morespecial, grilled pork chop. I was a great creation and the presentation was terrific as you will be able to tell from the picture I posted.

I have received exceptional care from Alex in dealing with left hip pain. She is compassionate,…read moreprofessional, respectful and encouraging. Alex listens carefully to my concerns and makes modifications to my treatment based on my feedback. During the week, I am able to communicate with her via email. She also corresponds with my orthopedist to keep him abreast of my progress. Through diagrams and computer images that she shares with me, I can better understand and relate to my pain. I have achieved my two goals; standing from a seated position and falling asleep with no hip or leg pain. I highly recommend Kenny, Reynolds, & Associates Physical Therapy for a personalized approach to gaining back mobility and living a more engaging life. I would be remiss if I did not give kudos to the ladies at the front desk for the smiles and kindness always shown to me. Thank you also to Tilley for greeting me at the door with a wagging tail and sweet demure! You are all the best!

My physical therapy was for a pulled hamstring. My therapist, Christina Layne was expellant. She…read morekept trying different programs until improvement began. she was vey polite and interested in what I was experiencing. During the approximate six month period of my program I experience more progress than any other therapy I have experienced. I can not say enough to express how much I appreciate her dedication. The office staff was always polite, efficient, caring and competent. I highly recommend Reynolds for any therapy service.

Highly recommend Master Chang's! We started our 9 year old son there 8 months ago and it's been…read morefantastic! After trying other sports, he's really been enjoying training here. Instructors are fantastic, Master Wright and Master Kim are so great with the kids. I joined in soon after my son because parents get half off the monthly dues. It's a fantastic workout for both of us and I'm so happy to see the confidence increase in my son. He raises his hand to demonstrate movements in front of the class, so cool to see! If you're thinking of a place to do martial arts, this is the place to go!

Our son has been a student here for 4 years and will be testing for his black belt in June. He has…read morelearned so much from instructors and we really love the confident young man our son has become as a result of their instruction and guidance. Love Master Chang's!

This is a "must play" course if visiting Raleigh: Home of…read morethe Monday Qualifier for the SAS Championship /Senior PGA Tour. The Best Course to Walk in the Triangle Area. The Best Club for "No Nonsense" Golf in North Carolina. The Best Value for Seniors in the Mid Atlantic Region. The Ideal Course for Beginners. No fuss. No muss. Just great golf and a gorgeous setting. $22 for walking 18 as a senior during the week...and worth 3x that! Greens that are very very fast. An island green for a par three. Reachable Par 5's. 20 minutes from Raleigh City Center. One of my favorite tracks and well liked by the Senior PGA pros too.

Welp. I was really hoping I would like this course and range for my golf endeavor. However, the…read moreyoung worker on the golf cart patrolling the premises summoned me to his cart stating "next time you need to get/ buy the balls from the clubhouse". Well kid, where do you I got those two golf bags full of balls from? Told him I did go to the club house, as it is my first time here, and paid $7 dollars for 45 balls in a bag. At this point, I expect some sort of embarrassment or regret in his face of accusing a woman of collecting golf balls from the range and hit? But no, with straight face he said "then your fine" Perhaps I look different? I really don't know what to think of the reason why he came up to me and told me what he did.

I give River Ridge Golf Club in Raleigh, North Carolina (there's another River Ridge GC in Oxnard,…read moreCalifornia) 3.5 stars rounded up to 4. In a nutshell, the course was in good shape for the price paid ($80 including range balls) and my overall experience with the facilities, customer service, etc. was good. This appeared to be a solid, everyday, daily-fee course. If that's what you're looking for, I recommend it. You should be satisfied. If you call the golf shop to book your tee time, you can avoid paying the online convenience fee. When I booked, the convenience fee was $2.49 per golfer. Our $80 rate was for a 2:12pm tee time on a Sunday -- peak rate, not quite at twilight rates, which I believe begin at 4:00pm during the "summer" season. As mentioned above, the $80 included a small bucket of range balls (20 balls, normally $4) and cart for 18 holes. My friend and I considered walking, but this isn't the most walking-friendly course. It's hilly and some of the distances between greens and next tees aren't close. Also, River Ridge doesn't have push carts for rent, which I like to rent if I'm walking. Harry, in the golf shop, told me he looked into them at one point. All of the staff we interacted with was nice. They included Harry and Randy in the golf shop and the starter. Since this was my first time playing at River Ridge, the starter gave me a tip about the greens. He said every hole was cut into a slope. Therefore, for uphill putts, you have to "pound" them in and for downhill putts, you have to let them trickle in. I could never get comfortable with the greens and pin placements here, but that's just me. The greens were in very good shape. I was a bit concerned since it had rained a lot the week leading up to our round. However, the greens were firm and not dinged up. They didn't roll super fast, which is what we expected. I thought the speeds were fair. I noticed most, if not all, of the holes on the practice green were cut into slopes, I guess to prepare you for the course's challenging pin positions. The driving range was mats only. There was also a sizable short game area, great for chipping and practicing sand shots. River Ridge has a big practice bunker, which is a plus. The practice facilities were busy before our round and when we made the turn. This place was popular, as evidenced by the full parking lot when I arrived around 1:20pm. Multiple cars circled the lot to find an open spot. When I booked three days in advance, the earliest tee time available for Sunday - at least to the public - was 2:12pm for two. The other two slots at our time were already taken. They turned out to be members (and friendly people). While on the practice green, we saw groups stacked ahead of us. Even though it was cart-path-only with foursomes as far as the eye could see, we finished 18 by 6:30pm, meaning our round took about 4.25 hours. That's a pretty decent pace of play for a public course on the weekend. Good job, everyone. We did experience a small wait at 10 tee, but the back nine was smooth sailing once we were off. The course has a fair amount of large sand traps. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the sand. You never know what you're going to get in terms of bunker quality at public courses in this price tier. For example, we recently played at The Preserve at Jordan Lake and Chapel Ridge. Unlike those courses, where some bunkers might have a mix of sand, dirt, clay, rocks, and/or mud even, River Ridge had proper, fluffier sand and it was consistent in every bunker I saw. The fairways were also in consistently good shape. Again, at public courses in this price tier, it's not uncommon to encounter a fairway or two with some rough patches. I don't recall any here. Now the tee boxes were closer to what I expected. And even still, they managed to make those look OK. I have to hand it to the course superintendent, Craig Hooks, and the rest of the River Ridge staff, who really maximize the course conditions given what I'm sure is a somewhat limited budget. River Ridge is a par 72 or 71 depending on which tees you play from. This is a short course by today's standards. From the tips (black tees), it measures 6,769 yards with a 72.6/141 rating/slope. My playing partners played from the blues (6,206 yards, 70.3/134) and I played from blue/white hybrid (69.2/129). White distance is 5,756. I like to play closer to 6,000. Despite the relatively-shorter length, the course was still plenty challenging with strategy involved in every shot. Some courses, you can just whack it out there, but here, you have to think a bit more about where you want to place your shots. There's a greater emphasis on course management. The course was beautiful with rock outcroppings, a few scenic ponds (Nos. 6 and 17 come to mind), and a layout/routing that naturally flowed with the hilly terrain. It's an interesting, engaging design. Unfortunately, there were no on-course restrooms nor a food and beverage cart.

The practice facility is outdoors and second to none. The course itself is beautiful and well…read morecared for with greens that are undulating and fast, a real challenge for me. The pro shop is well stocked, favoring, but not exclusive to Titleist. The staff is super friendly and helpful, and offer great instruction. I have played a lot of courses in the Raleigh area and choose to join River Ridge. Plans are to open a "golf lab" which will offer instruction using the latest in technology and managed by PGA certified instructors. I can't wait!