Had my old '91 Automag serviced recently - Tim did an amazing job with truly outstanding customer…read moreservice, clear communication and fast shipping. Incredible experience - there's nobody better than AGD.

This place I highly recommend! I purchased an air gun rifle and also a hand pump online and for…read moresome reason my pump was not filling up my air gun properly. I called Fox Paintball and spoke to Tim. I explained the problem and Tim said "just come on in and let's take a look at it". I got there and he looked at it and fixed it. The problem was a missing o-ring and he replaced it and even gave me a couple of spare o-rings and he also helped me pump my gun properly to prevent from happening again. I have to say that was very nice of him and very helpful place of business! And for that I am forever in gratitude and that's why I recommend this business! AAA++++ Super Friendly and Super Helpful

So much fun, beyond affordable, and great hours! This is an adult playground dream come true! Also…read moregreat for families just emphasizing adult fun bc it's so difficult to find anything like this! They're so much more than an arcade. Though it is pretty awesome with carnival games, old school and new age games, virtual reality games / motorcycles / cars, etc. There is a challenging, exiting go/cart track, huge slides, basketball and other courts, a maze with laser tag, and so much more. My favorites are the rides. They have a spinning, fast roller coaster. As well as an exciting giant drop that goes up and down instead of just one drop. My other favorite is the mini golf courses! Like the rides, they have two courses which are both so fun and completely different. One course is in the center of everything (similar to an outdoor course). The other course is in a separate area and is glow in the dark, which is always a fun change in my opinion. They have a full bar. Food is also served though unsure if it's plates, apps, tapas, or what exactly is served. Employees genuinely appear happy and are so polite, friendly, and considerate. We have already been three times in around 6-7 weeks so safe to say it's my new favorite spot. You know I'll be back and highly recommend to all ages and relationships looking for something fun and unique to do!

This place used to be a great place to come and spend a few hours with the family but it has gone…read moredownhill tremendously. It's not as clean as it used to be, the stench of weed everywhere and most of the rides are not working or not attended so there are only a couple of things open at a time if they work. The workers always have an attitude as if you're bothering them and they don't keep the same standard as far as ride height requirements. My son literally got off of a ride got back in line and now he was too short to ride. This lady just saw him get off when I confronted her about it the only thing she keep saying he was too small, when he was clearly the exact height needed. We won't be coming back here anymore. It's just not worth it.

I knew going in that this was more of a kids and family place, but my boyfriend and I decided to…read morecheck it out. I've heard good things. It was a ghost town here on a Saturday night! A few other people and that's all. We did the go karts, which were fun but then we decided to leave because it just seemed pretty boring. Facilities seemed clean and kept up, but just was very overwhelmed with the lack of people there.

Enjoyed going here with my 3 year old. I didn't realize the first time that I took him that there…read morewas a smaller club he could have had. The second time, he played so much better with the correct size club! PRO- 2 courses, well maintained, dun theme, clean bathrooms, can try to win a free round on the 18th hole (somehow my son got it!) CON- 3 year olds aren't free like most places, the metal at the front of each hole that's holding down the green gets in the way and can mess up your first putt.

Mistwood was our venue for both our wedding ceremony and reception, and everything was beautiful!…read moreWe planned everything in 11 months with the help of staff coordinator Audra. In July we attended the tasting to try all the dishes and from there chose all the menu options for the reception dinner. It was very convenient to have the venue as the caterer, and as we had eaten at McWethy's, their restaurant, many times (including the night we got engaged), we knew the food would be good. Since our wedding was in November, we had both the ceremony and the reception in the Great Hall. There was another event there (baby shower) in the morning but we were able to take possession of the bridal room at 2:30 pm and the other group had cleared out by then. My now-husband and his team of friends who were helping set up said the staff did a good job of quickly flipping the venue from the baby shower to ours. My only quibbles with the venue pertain to the bride room. There was only one lit bulb in the chandelier, so lighting was poor; no hangers in the closet; they provided us with a samovar of water upon request, but it leaked all over the vanity (water bottles would have been better); the couch is very low (my maid of honor couldn't get up from it without help; my mother brought in a couple of dining chairs so we weren't just standing, because there was just one other armchair to sit on); and it started out freezing but ended up roasting hot in the room. It was a good thing it was just me, my maid of honor, my mom and my hairdresser, and we had already done makeup at my mom's house in the morning, because if there had been lots of bridesmaids it would have been too crowded! (The bride room is connected to the public ladies room, but it has a keypad lock; the lighting in there is quite ambient as well.) We went for a medieval sort of theme with our wedding, so the Tudor-style beams and large fireplace in the Great Hall worked well with this. Our photographer also took photos outside against the golf course and building, including a lovely but very steep bridge. Cocktail hour was in the Terrace Room while they flipped the Great Hall from the ceremony seating to the tables and dance floor setup. We had arranged for specialty cocktails (named after our cats!) and the bartender delivered! The catering captain, Betty, introduced herself to us and also coordinated the timing of things well (speeches, bringing out the late night snack pretzel wall, etc). All the staff that we interacted with were true professionals. The food was all delicious (we chose NY strip with garlic herb butter sauce, chicken with champagne sauce, and cauliflower steak with pesto sauce as our three entree choices), and it was very helpful that they could make accomodations for vegans, vegetarians, people with gluten allergies, and dairy intolerance. This was quite an affordable yet very beautiful venue for our perfect day! Everything went perfectly as far as I know and we heard so many times from guests how lovely the setting was. I would highly recommend Mistwood as a wedding venue if you are planning for your special event.

Very disappointed to find out Tuesday 9/22, the date we had reservations, that we couldn't play…read morebecause of the rains on the weekend in the Chicagoland area. Apparently, the course does have drainage issues. Will try again sometime.

This place is great. Friendly staff, took care of young, first-time paintballers. Nice setup, but…read morenot much shade if you're a spectator. Reasonable prices, and they don't gouge you for drinks ($1 for a can of soda or bottled water). I highly recommend them, and we will be back.

Been coming to this field for years. Great fields to play paintball on. Seem to stack the sides a…read morelittle but who doesn't like a challenge? Always had good scenarios in the past, but now that Ray is no longer there, not sure how good they are as I haven't been to one lately. Since Tim has been running the fields on the weekends I have seen the fields are looking much better than before. I really love the Ninja paintball field. I hope they can figure out a way to prevent the whole area from flooding in the spring because that has always seemed to be a big issue. Also, more gravel in the parking lot, or maybe pave it? It's really the only downfall to this place.

I couldn't agree more with Bob R. - this is a gem of a facility, and you all should be throwing…read moremoney at it to ensure the soccer moms don't destroy it - more below. I'm partial to this location because it's very easy for me to decide at 2pm on a Sunday that I *need* to be grinding up clays, and then be there by 2:15. They have what I feel to be very reasonable prices...for a non-member, non-Naperville resident to shoot a round of 25, it's about $12, including 25 rounds of steel shot. You can bring your own, and save about $7. They'll just check it before you go out on the range. It's cheaper if you join, or if you live in Naperville. But frankly, the place is so cool that I'm happy to pay more than i might be able to elsewhere if it means they can continue to prosper. Everyone is extremely friendly, and although I walk in with my semi-automatic and sometimes feel like a fool for bringing a "riot gun" to a fox hunt, there's no real snobbishness around. There's money in nearby Naperville areas, so I can pretty much guarantee that yours is the cheapest weapon there. Here's the danger: the range is very close to the Naperville garden plots. Yes, in this little suburban utopia, $15 a year or so rents you a 20 x30 garden plot, where you can grow things people in neighboring plots will hate, like stinging nettle and poison ivy. There's a lot of talk about turning these garden fields into soccer fields, and I'll bet you a round that if that happens, there's a pretty organized push by soccer moms to eradicate all those shotguns from within striking distance of their little footballers. And no, the range doesn't fire towards the garden/soccer fields.

I don't have much to add since the other reviewers have summed up the place nicely. Not much has…read morechanged in the year and a half since the last review. If you're new, I would highly recommend getting there 5-10 minutes before they open on a Sunday. The members are very friendly and if you're there early, they'll take you through the etiquette of shooting there, and the basics of trap shooting. Prices have not changed, and you can bring your own ammo. It must be steel, target loads, and 6 or 7 weight. The prices really haven't changed, so you may just want to purchase your clays and shot there. The pickups were pretty good and only one wasn't working well. So, out of courtesy, usually another shooter would help call for the unlucky shooter at the station with the pickup with a low battery. Don't be intimidated by other shooters with great guns. Just because they have an expensive gun does not mean they can hit clays. I'm giving them a 5 because of how helpful the members were. Not only did one member allow me to borrow his Ruger Red Label, but they helped me with my form and my aim which helped me hit 30 out of 50 clays my first time trap shooting. The members are really what made it such a great experience. Oh yeah, wear a belt so you can wear the apron for clays. Otherwise you get to rock a home depot apron.

Here's what you get at Broken Arrow:…read more Very weird club house with Marvel movies playing on an awkwardly placed TV Super bombed players post tourney yelling obscenities' at each other No rangers anywhere Marshmallows on the course, (personally hate this) Explosive defecation in both "no running water bathrooms" on the course don't go in here.... Fairly close homes on a lot of the holes Hard sand traps Bottle neck starting at 7 on both courses Decent hotdog Decent fair ways Average greens with no a lot of regard for ball mark repair All of the above could be improved if there better course management.

I played this course on Wednesday. And I thought I would give myself 48 hours to sleep it over…read morebefore I write something negative. But I can't hold it back anymore. 48 hours later I am still pissed off. I played an excellent round, however I am certain it would have been better if it weren't for the terrible terrible management of this course. I started playing the north course with a mate I haven't seen in years. 1st hole, I'm about to pitch into the green, but wait, where is the flag? Ahhhhh grounds keeper forgot to put it in. Second hole. same situation for birdie. Grounds keeper is rolling the greens in his cart, sees my mate and I, drives off, oh and guess what? NO FLAG IN THE HOLE!!!!! Hole #3, I won't even say anything, because you could probably guess where the flag was. That's right. So I got irritated. I called the clubhouse . They sent out one of their workers to us only to tell us, "we need you guys to go to the east or south course." Fine. We go to the south course. Groove was fine. Finished it. Figured hey, let's head back to the north course, maintenance should be done. Which it was. Holes 7,8,9 just take a guess what I came across? NOT A SINGLE FLAG ON THEIR 2 TIER OVERSIZED GREENS!! WOW!!!! I left. Pissed Off instead of relaxed. Where was my compensation for doing what the grounds keeper should be doing??? Broken arrow, if/When you read this; please let me know when I can pick up my check for doing the labor your grounds keepers should have done? Sidenote: I live on a prestigious golf course in lemont, and I wake up every morning at 5AM because the grounds keepers are out there HARD AT WORK, making sure they get the job done before the first person steps up to the tee box.

I have never played a course that had such poor course management. Tee time was 3:44 paid full…read moreprice for 18 holes. Finished the first 9 Blue course in 2 hours everything went smooth got to the back nine on the Red course and there was 6 groups deep ahead of us all twilight just starting. Looked at the starter and they just said oh well. Needless to say 3 holes on the back nine were finished. When you offer such cheap twilight rates you still have to know how to manage the course for the guests who pay full price. I play at courses all over Chicago and have never experienced this and anyone you speak too would just say o well. Course was well kept and would have definitely returned.

Nice place to golf. If they would take the next step and put some sand in bunkers it would…read moredefinitely get 4 stars. The day played sand was more a miss than hit. 1/4 sand and dirt. It had rained days ago and a few bunkers still had standing water. The remainder of course was well kept.