Rude, condescending, and not worth your time or money. If you're a woman looking for gear, or…read morecommon respect, look elsewhere. The most dismissive, unprofessional fitting I've ever experienced. First off this store has walls of men's golf shoes and barely a dozen for women. I arrived early for a 7:00 fitting, was ignored past my appointment, and when help finally came I was told to "just buy a box set" because custom clubs were "much more expensive"--without even asking my budget. I explained I wanted a proper fitting since my swing has changed, but instead I was talked down to, shown a men's chart, handed a club in two minutes, and met with eye-rolling when I asked if this was the fitting process. At that point I politely said "I am just going to leave", the employee told me, "Yes, you should.go" I was floored...am I in the twilight zone? The manager was no better--dismissive and more concerned about closing time than addressing the issue. The entire experience was demeaning, unprofessional, and insulting. I'll buy my new gear elsewhere--it's their loss.

Just purchased my first set of clubs at a very reasonable price from here! I walked into the place…read moreand immediately saw two workers who appeared to be greeters at the door who didn't acknowledge me. No worries. I walked to the back of the store and again walked around looking and saw three other associates talking behind a desk in what I'm confident was not business critical as they were laughing, etc. I walked by them multiple times and not ask if I needed any help. I was cool without them acknowledging me as I was just exploring at the time. When I approached the desk and asked for help with selecting a new beginner set, the gentleman that took a pause out of the three came from behind the desk and was very helpful. Selected a reasonably priced set, gloves, explained several things to me, and asked if I needed help carrying all the stuff I purchased. The cashier was very nice and reminded me to use hand sanitizer, made a couple friendly jokes/banter as I was checking out. The place has other things to offer such as simulation, lessons, etc. I was not informed or offered any information about these services. Being new to the sport, I would have taken advantage of some services but didn't feel welcomed. A missed opportunity on the stores part but that's fine. I got what I came for and confident I found lessons and a simulator to help me learn golf at another place at a cheaper price. customer service with attention to details and listening pays dividends! I'm not saying to stay away but I'm not eager to return.

I went here with my 7-iron and driver, looking to see how to improve my game. Jason, the manager,…read moreput me in a bay and had me hit a few balls. From there, he was able to see my backswing and my follow through. He exposed a few things that I could improve. After he analyzed my swing with high speed cameras and the most current technology, he advised where to improve. I immediately saw a correction in my swing. I would push the ball left, consistently. From the advice he gave me, now I have a 3 to 5 yard draw and I hit higher and farther. I have never have my 7-iron 190-200 yards until now. This was definitely worth it and I would recommend anyone looking for lessons for advice to visit Jason at GolfTec.

I took some lessons from GolfTec a few years ago. Helped my swing on drives a lot…read more I decided to buy some more lessons, this time at the Castleton, Indiana site. The guys are great. My instructor is Joel. He is a very patient, polite, nice guy. He walks me through what I need to do rather than being critical of what I am doing wrong. The facility is easily accessible, clean, and comfortable. They have an instruction room with really cool technology. Also, they have three practice rooms with the techno stuff. I bought a package of practice sessions so I can go in, with a scheduled time, and practice my shots with the technology that shows my flight path of the ball, distance in flight, and distance from tee with the final rollout on the ball. In real life, out on the course, I have reduced my score by 5-8 strokes, am hitting greens on par 3s, and driving the ball further and straighter. My approach shots are more accurate and chipping is lots better. I am headed to FL for the winter where I will have many chances to use my new found skills. Bob C

This place is awesome! Luke was absolutely fantastic and went through every club head shaft…read morepossibility with me until we found the right combinations. With his expertise we were able to add 40 yards to my driver. Do not hesitate to use Club Champion for your fittings!

Awesome experience! Joey was great and a pleasure to work. Would highly recommend this process. The…read morefitting appointment was a good time and Joey narrowed in on a shaft and driver head very quickly. Delivery took less than 2 weeks.

This Indy park spans 85 acres and dates back to 1963. It was formerly known as Northeastway, as has…read morea lot of amenities to offer. The park has a golf course across the street but I did not go visit over there. It does look like a nice course and the have a driving range and a small club house there. The park has a decent amount of parking available. I would caution you though, when walking on the green space, be carful. The grounds gets very soggy after some precipitation. I almost lost my shoe in the mud a couple of times. The park itself has a vast amount of green space that could be used for activities such as soccer, football, a picnic, flying a kite, or playing catch. You will find a 18 hole disc golf course near the front of the park. it appeared to be a good course. There were a ton of people playing on it while I was there. In the vicinity of the disc golf course, next to a pavilion is a horse shoe pit. The pit has seen better days, but will do to satisfy your horse shoe itch. The park also has three shelters and a large pavilion available to rent. They all have picnic tables under them and grills just outside of them. The shelters are in mediocre shape and could use some renovating. The pavilion is near the tennis and volleyball courts and is decent. The park's full basketball court was nice though. It almost had me lace up and make it rain. Next to the basketball court is two nice sand volleyball courts that are fenced in and 2 sets of 2 tennis courts, for a total of 4.The tennis courts are in pretty good shape and are both fenced in too, with a low fence being in the center. The park has a playground, but it has old and limited equipment. It is on a bed of wood chips and its equipment consists of a large ADA accessible jungle gym with monkey rings, slides, and a bridge, a bank of toddler swings, a bank of traditional swings, and a ADA swing. My little guy was not feeling it. The park has a nice looking water park attached to it. There is a lot to do in the park from what I see. However, it was closed for the season during my visit so I could only view the empty pools from a far. This park has a lot of potential, but the amenities need to be updated and the grounds need to be a bit better maintained. There was trash all over the place at shelter #3 near the back of the park. They say the park has restrooms, but I could not find them while I was there.

Super nice day out for being the beginning of February so I hit up the disc golf course with some…read morefriends. 18 hole course, mostly in the woods. There's a practice tee. There are 2 tee boxes per hole and the holes have an A and B location that changes. Not sure how often the pins are moved. Nice course! Shot terribly though. I plan to make this part of my regular rotation of courses. Wear boots this time of year, it's pretty muddy in the woods!

It's a shop on the smaller size but they take advantage of every inch of space. I've shopped here…read morefor everything from first bikes to soccer gear. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful but you'll have to ask for assistance. They'll gladly help when asked. The prices are reasonable.

I have gone to PIAS Carmel scores of times and never been disappointed. I bought used bicycles, a…read morebrand new recumbent bike, tons of baseball equipment including bats (new & used, gloves (new & used), cleats (new & used), basketballs (n & u), footballs (n & u) and cleats (new & used), soccer balls and cleats (new & used), and golf stuff. I like that PAIS hires local kids, and I have seen them be trained well. The owner, Dan, and manager, John, get their hands in there and teach the kids how to clean, take care of stuff and do it with a smile. There are also special deals for Carmel Dads Club athletes. They also buy stuff back at a fair price. Thanks for your service to my community!

Dick's has a monopoly on track cleats, apparently. It's the only place I could find around Indy…read morethat actually sells them in person. Cleats are the kind of shoes you need to try on in person, because you don't want to eff around with running shoes. So if you're looking for cleats, they got a lotta them here! Lots of colors to choose from, and they range from $60 to $180. Guess which ones my kid gravitated to? We tried some on, which was easy to do because there were many people around to help us. But if you visit and you can't find someone, this Dick's has a kiosk in the shoe section where you can request shoes to try on, and someone will hypothetically materialize from somewhere and bring them to you. I like this Dick's in Castleton because it tends to have more product in stock than the one in Carmel. But I also like Dick's in general (that's what she said) because it was one of the stores I could convince my kids to visit with me when they were younger. We would ride the escalator up and down, and sit in the canoes, and climb into the tents, and see who could punch the punching bag the hardest. Who knew that Dick's could be entertaining as well as a place to find sporting goods? Good times. Now, my kids come with me to Dick's to try to convince me to drop $200 on shoes they're going to wear for four weeks. Take me back to the canoe!

Came here to buy some Hokas and Nike Mach 10's. 3 people were at the registers, but they were…read moreassisting 0 customers. After the line got to 10+ people, they finally took someone at a register. However, it was the fifth person in line? How does that even make sense? I will be going here to try on shoes and shopping at StockX. Because the service was so bad, I'm now saving over $50 there!

I would give this place half a star if I could. Way too crowded, not enough employees, music way…read moretoo loud. Have to stand in lines to get ingnored or walked in front of. I can take my $200.00 for my son's basketball shoes and go anywhere else, they just happened to have his size in the specific shoe we were looking for. Still, EVERYONE was rude to us. Did I mention they were RUDE? And very crowded?

In the mist of driving to Rhode Island from cali for work, I stopped by indy and checked out the…read moreCastleton mall. While I was there, I noticed that majority of the shoe stores had on display two adidas shoes that one simply cannot see in cali-the thriple white ultra boost, and the NMD's. Thinking to myself that the only size in stock were giant size-which is normal for the shoes-I was a bit pessimistic. However when asked to check the size in stock (8 and 8.5), I know... I have girly foot size, I was suprised that they had them! So, in effort to stock up on some hyped up shoes, I purchased three triple white ultra boosts (me, my wife, and sis in law) and one white nmd. All in all, champs, carried the shoes that other stores in the same mall did not carry. Likewise, the staff working at champs were easy to deal with and did not pressure me to quickly purchase my shoes. Thanks Champs!