Ok just being brutally honest, I've been golfing for about a year now, and this was the first…read morecourse I ever played--so it holds a special place for me. The course itself is beautiful and generally well maintained, which keeps me coming back. That said, my experience with the front desk staff hasn't always matched the quality of the course. Interactions tend to feel a bit rushed and not very welcoming--usually just a quick "what's your tee time?" with little friendliness or conversation. I understand everyone has off days, but a more positive and inviting atmosphere would really elevate the overall experience. I still enjoy playing here and would recommend it for the course itself. With a slightly more welcoming approach up front, this place could easily be a top-tier experience all around.

Great golf course as it's the only public course left here in Midland, TX. The only downside is…read moretee-times. Good luck is all I can say. Plus the etiquette? None of the players seem to know to let people play through and that they're not in PGA tour taking way too much time on those greens when putting. Cheap beer though!

They're tee time booking system is piss poor the fact that you have to camp out at 7 am to book a…read morerelatively decent tee time is insane. On top of that as I waited at 7 am for a tee time every single time before 5:30 PM was already booked. Piss poor management for a crappy looking course

Great course. Front of the house was helpful and the cart-girls were even better. Friendly and…read moreoffered us something cold to drink regularly. Greens? Firm and unforgiving. It's west TX so what can you do? I've been coming here for years and I always jump at the opportunity to play as it's a fun round. Etiquette? Be prepared for no collar golfers who treat every green like a tourney. However, if you want to play through usually they are cool about it.

As a stay at home mom of 3, we have been checking out the playgrounds of Midland to give us a…read morechange of scenery. Today we visited House Park. The kids had a great time. The playground itself isn't HUGE but they had fun. I don't really like how far away the swings and spinning equipment is from the main playground. It's hard to keep an eye on different kids when they are so spread out. I did like that the main playground has the rubber ground cover but the swings and the spinning "thing" had those messy wood chips There are MANY walking paths around the park. They all zig zag around. Incorporated around the trails are some built in workout equipment. A couple picnic tables are here as well so pack a lunch! I guess they are fracking right next to the playground. There is a huge barrier wall which I had to inquire about. I was told that was supposed to help sound proof... I didn't hear anything so either it works or they weren't actually doing it at the moment. We liked this park so we'll be back.

Pioneer Park is a nice little hidden city park. I like that it's close by our home. The kids seem…read moreto enjoy the play equipment... I personally don't think there is a *ton* to do on it. Miracle play equipment includes: 1 big slide, 1 little slide, 2 big kid swings, 2 baby swings, 1 saucer swing, a couple climbing ladders, those "weird 3 ball climbing thingies" and a "cat walk" type thing. I do like that the playground has that squishy rubber ground cover in case of falls. There are also some workout equipment for adults including an arm press, rowing machine, leg press and a "gazelle" type thing. A decent-sized walking track goes around the area as well. Not sure how long this park has been around but it appears that it used to have a bunch of trees here but the empty open squares throughout the concrete leads me to believe many of the trees died. 2 picnic tables and numerous benches are here as well. There is an older single soccer field here as well. Only 1 goal remains which leads me to believe they don't play real games here. A youth soccer team was practicing while my kids played on the playground. Usually there is no one here when we come. All in all, a decent playground to mix it up. Not the greatest but I like that it's usually just to ourselves.

Aquarium Technologies has become my favorite place to go. Mason is fantastic and Nick his brother…read moreis great too! They are both very knowledgeable and helpful. There is a great selection of salt water and fresh water fish and accessories. My aquarium never looked so good! I recommend you go and check it out yourself. You won't be sorry!

We have visited with the Aquarium Technologies guys on multiple occasions. Over all this is a…read moremediocre at best. They have more of a freshwater selection than saltwater. I dont keep freshwater tanks so i cant comment on the health of the animals. The saltwater side of the store looked worse off than the fresh side. The tanks that normally keep fish had a few basic fish in them, a lot were empty. The tank in the center of the store had a few small basic corals but also had a very sick clown swimming in it. Any coral that would be sold from it would spread the disease to other fish at home. The product selection was very lacking. One small wall maybe 8 feet by 8 feet had products. When asked if they could custom order a product from a brand already carried in the store i was quoted a higher price than in 300 miles in any direction from the store, including Lubbock, Hobbs, El Paso, San Angelo and parts of San Antonio. Live stock selection 1.5/5 Live stock health 2.0/5 Product selection 1.0/5 Customer service 1.5/5 Hours 4/5 Location 4/5 easily accessed once you find it. Parking 5/5 Probability of returning 15%, I have no reason to return. No fish, coral or product selection, there are much better options than AT.

This really was a nice little stadium (of course, I'm kind of biased with how big and landscaped…read moreABQ Isotopes Park is). Nonetheless, there was plenty of available seating on a Wednesday night (6/2). Parking was easy and free. Tickets were $16 to sit right behind home plate (you do not need to buy tickets ahead of time online if you're going to a weekday game, as there were barely a couple hundred people to fill the stands). At first, we were told that based on the section we bought tickets in, that we could get free popcorn, peanuts, and soft drinks. This was not the case. The free goodies were in fact for groups that had wristbands and were part of employers or families that had bought picnic packages. There were plenty of other options anyways that were reasonable - BBQ sandwiches, hot dogs, corn dogs, nachos. I had gotten the big Bushbaby Bush's chicken sandwich for $5.50. I wish I had kind of waited and made a decision after I had walked around to all the food stops, as I'm not kicking myself that I didn't get a chance to try the famous peanut butter jelly bacon hot dog. Oh well. Take meow-t to the ballgame... 2021 #30

This was a fun evening of baseball and entertainment. The food and beverage choice was excellent…read more They had a train and a playground for kids, interactive events with spectators field games between innings. If it is hot and sunny try get seats in sections 7-14 to get some shade. Look for promotion nights. The food was a bit pricey but that was expected they need to make Money since ticket prices are a great deal and they have Thursday night specials.

We just came upon this place while walking in the mall and gave it a shot. The prices aren't bad…read moreand I was fun to play. My three year old enjoyed it.