This remains the best course I've ever played. It's also the oldest course in existence (it was…read morethe 2nd course built). With the exception of holes 1 and 2 the course weaves its way through towering pines, making it pretty challenging. There's virtually no elevation change, yet the course is spread out enough to make every hole unique. This course is really popular now. Can get pretty crowded around peak hours, but everyone is pretty friendly.

Great disc golf course ! I started playing there around 1977…read moreor so. One of the original courses ever built ! Tricky course set in a pine forest....once you memorize the tree patterns after playing the course a few times, it really gets fun !

Went there to play a game or two and was told the 12-15 empty lanes were reserved/prepaid for 2…read moredays in advance. Since there were no other people in line waiting except for a lady with four kids, I asked the staff if the people who had reserved the lanes were actually in the building. I was told they were when they were not. Holding lanes for people not in the facility makes no sense. This is not a good way to run a business. If you want to bowl here reserve/prepay for your lanes otherwise you may be turned away.

Accent bowling facilities , 32 lanes but a lot of leagues…read more Huntsville needs more Bowling establishments. for the area we lost 2 bowling lanes last year so we are down to 3 establishments. Great place to bowl, and they have pizza and games. bring the grandkids and the children will have a good time.

Avoid this place. Greg thinks he is Tiger in his prime and that this is Augusta. He's not, and it's…read morenot. Terrible customer service on a mediocre course. Don't waste your time. I won't be back at this course.

Course conditions continue to improve. We did golf now app…read morereservation and $27/ per person for 18 holes with cart is a great deal given the conditions have improved over the summer. Driving range may open later this year.. ? Easy course to hone your skills on.

I'm a new member here at Canebrake and am really impressed with what the "new" owners have done…read morewith the course and the clubhouse. It is a friendly atmosphere and a great golf course. The Southern Kitchen food is amazing as well.

Such an amazing place to visit. Beautiful golf course. My favorite PGA golfers are members here…read more Roll Tide Roll!

My girls love skating here. The focus of this place is definitely on ice sports (skating, hockey,…read moreetc) but they also have open skate times for the family and it's a convenient blast. Ice skating isn't really a southern sport, nor is hockey, but what is southern is having fun while you're doing something you like to do. Also known as the Huntsville Ice Sports Center, if you like to get your skate on then this is the place to come. Bring your own or rent, dress warm, go skate. Were there weekly, maybe we will run into one another

First off this place is clean. I mean super clean. Bathrooms were clean. Floors everywhere and…read moreeverything seemed clean. I don't know any workers there but they all seem to take pride in their work. We went to watch curling. Had a great time and one of best spots is above the rink. It is very chilly up there so bring a light jacket. But a great place to watch curling. Only thing I do not like is price of food and what you get. We got fried pickles for 4.00 which seemed like a decent price for an app. They gave us about 11 fried pickles which all together was maybe 1 full pickle. Very expensive when usually you get at least double that as an app at any restaurant. We had thought of getting food there but once we saw the portion. We chose to go to a restaurant for dinner.

Attended an event at TGL and got to play their Sim Golf experience. TGL is new and has three bays,…read moreputting green, and gift shop. They have the latest technology to play virtually any course and swing data to evaluate your performance. Additionally, every swing is video taped to allow post swing analysis. Memberships are available with league play throughout the year. Membership allow 24/7 access to TGL.

Very nice and affordable. My husband's new favorite spot! Comfortable seating, TV's, and easy accessread more

Although the real grass putting and chipping area did not materialize, this driving range is still…read morea good driving range to hone your golf skills. There is no staff. The balls are inexpensive and it's never crowded. I do wish it wasn't on such a busy and noisy road, Highway 72. It is nice to have an operating driving range just around the corner!

This is a nice Golf Driving Range. It just opened and is well kept with a very friendly staff. As…read moreit grows it will get better. I will be back! Come out and support your local business!

This carousel is really pretty and a striking feature at Bridge Street. I'm happy they kept it…read moreduring the remodel and moved it from its former location on the west side to the far east side. Currently, it is more "tucked away" on a road that parallels Research Park Blvd./Rideout Rd., and that road is not used much. I used to take Momma on that back road to watch the carousel which made a nice memory for it! It was a way more prominent feature on the west side and a pretty visual focal point. This was when the larger lake on the west still existed, and they actually had a gondola boat you could rent. All of the features (animals) etc., that you ride on the carousel move, none are stationary, which I would think is a nice bonus! Current costs are $3 per ride or $10 for 4 rides. Apparently, they don't accept cash for payment at the carousel. As you would expect, it does not operate in severe weather. Again, I'm glad it's at Bridge Street, there are a couple of focal points at BS and this is certainly worth stepping out of your way to take a look!

For the little ones, the $2 price for the child includes the parent or other adult who needs to be…read morewith them on the ride. They do have little "seatbelts" on the horses, but I'd recommend physically holding onto your child rather than relying on those to do much. I decided this carousel deserves five stars because ALL of the horses (and other animals) actually move up and down. (I have been on carousels where one line of horses was stationary and they required the smaller kids to sit on those.) There are several other animals to ride besides horses - such as a tiger, a cat, or a rabbit. There was also at least one spinning teacup, and (if I remember correctly) a bench or two. I think you can buy a seasonal pass but I'm not sure how much it is.