I have enjoyed working with Golf Galaxy for many years. In the last 2+ years particularly, I have…read morebeen there practically every week for lessons with a 10 year old granddaughter. I have bought significant equipment for both of us. I have only the highest regard for the staff. Always knowledgeable, helpful and available. Prices are very comparable to other retailers in Richmond. I highly recommend this store. David F.

Devin is the best fitter I have ever worked with over the years. An absolute savant on the track…read moreman. Do yourself a favor and get fitted clubs, of the rack just means frustration.

Mason in the Richmond store is an expert fitter, and he set me up with everything I needed. I…read moreappreciated the time he took to fit all my clubs with the best possible head/shaft combos. He has helped me rediscover my love of the game. Mason is the absolute best.

Update June 26, 2025: Do not go here. Mason will send you angry and passive-aggressive messages if…read moreyou try to voice your truthful opinion. I will likely sue Club Champion for negligent misrepresentation, breach of contract, and unfair trade practices. As noted previously, my driver and wood swingweight was noticeably different from the fitting. However, Mason dared to lie on several occasions. First, he said we only used my clubs. Then, a few days later, he said he used a lighter model for the fitting for the driver, which is a different loft than my driver. This does not account for my three woods. He also did not notify me of such changes during the fitting. I have all of this in the text and will use it as evidence. Management was not good either. He went MIA for a month and delayed our communication. He thought I would drop it after some time. I reached out to him again, but this is not a big deal for them. They allow their employee to behave in such a manner and do not care. Just read reviews about them online before deciding to visit them. Google Reviews feels like they are all fake. I do not recommend club champion. Got fitted for irons and long range clubs and all the swing weight is completely off. D0 irons but turned into a mix of C5 and C6. D2 drive and 3 wood but D8 and D6 (wtf). Irons wasn't a hard fix but the driver and wood is unplayable. It feels like swinging a sludge hammer. The fitter in Richmond, VA is also a liar and conducted negligent misrepresentation. After the fact, he said he probably used a lighter qi35 head instead of my qi35 head? For one, he didn't tell me. Two, there was no way he did that for both my driver and wood. Sold me expensive shafts and they are unusable. He also used a 10.5 head instead of a 9.0 according to his regional manager. Also, when I asked him about it, he guaranteed we only used my clubs (have proof via text). Mason is either a shitty fitter or lying. At least lie about using the same degree head to your regional manager.

I was on the fence about dropping some serious money on golf lessons, but I knew that I not only…read moreneeded lessons but also needed to follow some sort of program. Ultimately it is well worth the cost. My coach Kevin D. is great. Kevin developed a plan and we worked through a lot of different swing issues. We even did a playing lesson out on the course. I love being able to come in and practice indoors when it is cold/hot outside. I have dropped 2 points off my handicap with the 15 lessons that I took. Looking forward to dropping it some more. Overall I would 100% do it again and I plan on extending my plan out when it's time. If you decide to go this route, you need to put the practice in, if you do not you will have wasted your money. You need to take what you learned in your lesson and practice it and get ready to focus on another topic at your next lesson. Thinking of cost, it is roughly the same as going to any legit PGA level golf instructor. The difference is that you have to pay it all up front at GolfTec. But the added benefit is that you get to come in and practice, using all the technology/equipment, and you do not have to pay for range balls. Final thought, I dropped some money on new golf clubs a year prior to starting at GolfTec. I wish I had taken that money and used it on these lessons first. I would have been much further along than I am now. It's funny that people will spend a bunch of money on equipment and then complain how bad they suck at golf. But they don't want to spend the money on lessons so they can use their shine expensive golf equipment. Just go and do it.

I love this place and would not shop anywhere else…read more I had a great experience shopping there and plan to stop in soon to get fitted for a new driver. Ask for Tim, he's great and will treat you right!

Got fitted here yesterday but can't remember the guys name. I think Jonathan? I definitely…read morerecommend getting fitted here. Definitely knowledgeable and helpful with great inventory! Worth the 1 hour drive for sure. Ended up with some custom Maverik irons and can't wait to get them.

The best kept golf secret in the Richmond area! Don't go to a large golf shop ever again!!!!!!…read more If you want to feel listened to, appreciated and respected get your golf clubs from Hamilton's Pro Shop. They have an assortment of new and used clubs and they truly listen to you and think about what would be best for you and not just what kind of sale they can make. I found Hamilton's because I was at a large department store again and felt overwhelmed by all the new club selections and the lack of real knowledge of the sport. I just didn't feel comfortable. So I did a few google searches and found Hamilton's. There wasn't a website or even a review on yelp, but I called and the guy on the phone was very friendly and explained all the items they had at the store. Based on the conversation my husband and I left the big store and headed to Hamilton's . When we pulled up, I have to say I was a little concerned. It's located in a house and from the outside... it doesn't look like a place that would have so many items. But when you walked in you were treated like a family member and the selection was rich in both new and used options. The salesmen was the step-son of the owner, my husband provided him with an overview of my skills and the type of clubs we were looking to purchase. Not once did he try to tell us that I didn't need men's club. He provided us with options of different clubs that he thought I might like based on what I have been playing with and then took us to another building behind the main house to hit golf balls in the simulator. He let me try new clubs and used clubs. There was no pressure to buy new and he was more concerned about asking me how I felt using each club and encouraged me to focus on that and not anything else. He really made me feel comfortable and did not talk down to me. We had not planned on buying clubs, but we did. We ended up buying irons, hybrids and a putter. They were all used and we felt that we got a great deal. We weren't even going to buy the hybrids, but he heard me talk about how much I like using my husbands 3 hybrid and pulled out a set of used hybrids for me to try. I was so thankful.... they were perfect! He also shared that if I decide to get different clubs, I can come back and trade these in towards the purchase of a newer set. They will fit you for clubs and will also re-grip your current clubs. I can't tell you the last time that I felt so at ease with a purchase and I just want to tell everyone I know about how wonderful it was. He said the shop has been there for over 20 years, and I see why. I live about 45 minutes away, but it was worth every minute of the drive. I am a new golfer and going to a large sporting goods shop can be intimidating. My husband and I went to a large golf place in the west end of richmond and ended up leaving because of the way that I was treated. I am a beginning golfer, but I have played sports my entire life and have been using my husbands clubs. I tried a ladies club, but because I swing so hard, I didn't like the give in the shaft. The big named store only wanted to sell me the purple starter set or the pink set. I didn't like being pushed towards a type of club because of color. It was insulting and my husband was so angry at the way I was being treated he told the guy to leave us alone. We told him repeatedly that I wasn't looking for women's clubs, but he insisted on trying to tell me what I should get instead of listening to WHY I wanted the men's clubs instead. All the LPGA players swing men's clubs... this is not unheard of.... we finally just left and we haven't been back. Bottom line.... don't visit the large box stores again.... support small business not only because it's the right thing to do, but because it's the best service, quality and price in Richmond. My husband thought the same thing and plans on taking his clubs down there to get them re-gripped. Hamilton's Pro Shop has just created another loyal customer.

Great service. Sized my hands and regrouped my woods while I waited. Will go here for my golf…read moreneeds when I am in town!

well, huh, interesting to say the least. We first went to the pro shop, looked pretty nice in there…read moreactually, then headed over to the go-karts. Safety check? no. Lots of bumping? Yes. Did one of our group mates possibly get slightly concussed? maybe. But wow is it a fast, competitive, and long race there. Then, the lighted par 3 course. To be honest, it wasn't too expensive, but the course needs some work. some of the lights were out, (5 green and 6 tee) as well as the greens, don't even get me started on the greens. But it's a fun little course to go around with your buddies and kick butt. would I come back, sure, but please add more safety checks. the range also look pretty fun as well.

After a five-year hiatus from golf, due to a lower back injury, I have returned to the game that I…read moredearly love. Many aspects of my game returned with a fair amount of practice except my driver. Ready to throw it in the garbage and desperate, I booked a lesson with Nicole Inkel. In just 45 minutes I began to see the promise of straight consistent tee shots with my driver. I was stunned at how quickly she identified my swing flaws and taught me the remedies. There is much more time and effort to be invested before I am confident enough to put it into play, but if the first lesson is any indication I'm sure that after a few more lessons and a few more months of practice I'll be in the fairway with the driver again. ~Bill

Awesome staff . Always fair pricing. Reasonable trade in value, and plenty in stock to choose from…read morewhen selecting new clubs.

Sean is very helpful and has a good team. The Customer Service has improved greatly with Seans…read morearrival. Purchased some great Pings!

Review even after a not so good to last encounter, mario was great very helpful. Definitely a…read morebetter experience and they will get you right!

I am a golf novice, these guys were very patient and honest with me when I went in to be fitted and…read morethey made me feel comfortable. Good people.

I bought a boat back in April from Tracker Boat Center. A very easy process dealing with Anne. I…read morewas traveling from out of state and from start to finish she kept in contact with me making it a flawless purchase. Also thumbs up to the guy's in the service department for having my boat ready to go.

We went into the store - that's over an hour away - after checking the inventory on the website and…read morecalling for a specific fish finder. Come to find out, the inventory was off and there was no fish finder. And yes. We did call to get confirmation that it was in stock. The sales person didn't act like this was a problem. In fact his words to us were "people come from farther". Not a great experience. Will be a while before we go back.