We went here for new years and had the four course meal it took our server three hours plus to get…read moreour food all out she failed miserably at serving us our friends were mortified by it she brought the check before the fourth course and I told her go get our deserts now what a terrible server. However the golf club scored five stars and the other folks were nice the place is pretty I'd just never eat there again it was painful wait.

The Cascades Country Club has got some of the best food in town. A must is their Sunday brunch. The…read moresteaks are amazing as well, Christian Mailloux, the culinary director has done an amazing job! My only wish is that the hours were better here--that the Bellwood and Lake Club stayed open longer. On that point, I wish that when a wedding or other event occurred, there was some place for members to go eat and have some drinks. There is an unused second floor to the club house that should be developed for members only.

Sneaky argument for the best course in Texas. Greens are always in amazing shape and have great…read morecomplexes. Blends of grasses around greens and in practice area. Just a beautiful course overall. Always a joy to play.

I love this place. My grandparents were members back in the 1960's and we've been back since…read more Beautiful surroundings and excellent service. This club can't be beat.

Review is for the tennis courts. Was here for USTA sectionals championships. The courts are…read morefantastic with good observation areas for the spectators. They have a nice gas fire pit for chilly mornings but the cherries on top were the two clay courts. Beautiful gray not red clay, well maintained: was my first time to have a chance to play on really nice clay and it was so much fun. Got to try my Nadal slide on the clay (harder than it looks). They have a nice grille by the courts (but we didn't eat there) and the swimming pool area looked beautiful. All in all very pleasantly surprised by this club. Tyler has it going on for sure. Now every time I put on my tennis shoes they have clay dust on them which reminds me of the clay courts and makes me smile :-)

Great course. Don't let the scorecard distances fool you. It's difficult. Lots of hazards and OB…read morerequires accurate shots all the way thru. The golf staff are friendly and helpful. I don't play tennis but those facilities appear great. The Sunday brunch is the pride of the food services. I feel like their is room for improvement elsewhere.

clothing stale, I go in every week, need better selection, service desk area needs cleaning…read moreupdate, just need a fresh look, have plenty of help, mostly just standing around, maybe with the remodel will change things

From the owner: Your local Tyler, Texas, Edwin Watts Golf store is located at 410 West SW Loop 323, at the…read moreintersection with Old Bullard Road and west of Broadway Square. With a full-time PGA professional on staff, we offer the ideal environment to talk golf while browsing the latest in equipment, apparel, and accessories. We're proud to be certified fitters for Cobra, Mizuno, Ping, Titleist, Callaway, and TaylorMade, and use Launch Monitor club-fitting technology to help you achieve the best fit possible. We also provide full-service club repair, and have golf simulators and indoor hitting bays onsite.

Worst greens ever. Real close to just being a field with mowed areas for greens. $47 for green…read morefees and 15 range balls. I won't go back.

I like the golf course greens aren't great but everything else is great. People there are super…read morefriendly and I always have a good time in there.

Matt has helped me improve my game more than anyone in my golfing career. From lessons to a set of…read moreclubs fitted perfectly. He's patient and very relatable. I'm a very satisfied customer.

Excellent one on one service especially for someone like me still trying to figure the game out…read more Extremely nice and knowledgeable. If he dosent have what you need he can order it. Great place

The reason why I give this business a 2 star is not because of the course or facilities but because…read moreof the staff and the way we were treated. I will start at the beginning when I called to schedule a tea time. I called 5 days in advance and made sure that the person I was speaking to understood and that it was clear, out of the 4 people golfing 2 of them had never golfed before. My son and his girlfriend flew in from California and we went for our tea time. We again reminded them two of us had never golfed before. They never said a word or gave us any suggestions etc. for having new people. We started out on the first hole and immediately decided we would just play off best ball. Before we even got to the green (approximately 5-10 minutes after starting) an employee rolled up to us and asked us to allow the next group to play through. We said absolutely because we expected that considering the circumstances. another 10 minutes went by and the employee came up to us again and then about 45 minutes into the time he came again. At this point we said we don't mind if people need to pass us up and then they said well we prefer that y'all just go back to the office and they will refund you your money. WHAT!?!?! What kind of service is this. How are people supposed to learn how to play golf if you can't even get to hole 4, but we were only playing for an hour. I was one of the first time players and I was particularly feeling rushed, discouraged and just completely turned off by the way this was handled. Why would they schedule tea times just a few minutes in-between each group.? How do people learn if they are kicked off because they don't golf fast enough? Why was this employee coming up to us to asked us for others behind us to play through. My husband and son are golfers and never have they even been approached by course staff to ask for other golfers to play through and they have played at many courses in California. Golfers talk to other golfers in regards to this. I am super sad, I was embarrassed in front of my guests because this just didn't feel like East Texas hospitality, it actually felt like something you would feel in California though this has never been experienced at any course my son and husband have played at in California before. It's obvious that they overbook. Also when has golf ever been about playing through fast? Anyways, I hope the owners of this course read this post and can explain to me why we would be treated this way. In my opinion you lost potential/future customers because I really want to learn to be able to play with my husband and son in the future. At this time we will chose to go to another course.

This course is horrible and terrible service, I only use the driving range here, greens are Half…read moredead and fairways don't drain at all.

Arrived after 2pm and gate was closed and nobody would answer the phone I think they are closed…read morepermanently.