The Edge facility is very nice for volleyball and soccer. They offer snacks, food, clean restrooms,…read moreand great amenities. We played a volleyball tournament here recently and it was comfortable enough. If you don't like their limited food offerings of hot dogs, sandwiches, and snacks, there are several restaurants nearby. Our tournament included four volleyball courts. There are several basketball courts available also. The staff kept the garbage cans empty so we could fill them. Very nice facility.

First time at this facility for a volleyball tournament and was pleased with the venue. They had…read more6-courts set up to keep the day moving through pool play and then into bracket play. The place was clean and they kept up on the emptying of trash receptacles. there's a concession area on the second floor with several tables and chairs where you could sit and watch the games from above via the several windows looking down onto the court. Concession options are limited however several restaurant are only within a few mile drive that you can take advantage of during long breaks between games. Overall, was a good experience.

Came here with friends for a Happy Hour. We had called ahead. Everything was wonderful. The room…read morewith the circular bar had windows with a view of a large pond. Service was excellent by Juana. She took care of our group of nine. She gave us menus, took our drink and food orders, and kept the table cleared of soiled dishes. She's a good photographer, too. The food we ordered was very very good. When arriving, the main doors with the steps, are in the back from where you drive in. In the building the bar is straight back. Nice club.

We had our X-mas Party here. The establishment itself was okay. The food was TERRIBLE. Plates were…read moredirty, rolls were cold did not melt the cold butter, potatoes were burnt and over cooked, chicken taste like lemons, prime rib was dry no taste, bottom bottom shelf liquor was served. I requested top shelf Cognac, and they diluted the bottle with too much water and 3 different drinks had bugs in them. The drink server had no personality, and the line was too long for periods of time. I would NOT RECCOMEND this palce to anyone

The pool itself is average, 3-9 feet with another diving pool. Four major downsides is most of the…read morechairs are damaged or broken, some of the rules are totally illogical, you can only swim for 3/4 of the time, and finally the food is slightly overpriced.

Redwood is a great swim club to belong to during NE Ohio's short period of nice weather. It's open…read morebetween Memorial Day and Labor Day, and sometimes later into September if the weather is nice. The pool is very nice, albeit not heated. There is a special diving pool with a diving board. There are tennis courts, a volleyball court, and tether ball poles for entertainment outside of the pool. There is a large field for running around and a picnic area for renting complete with picnic tables and a charcoal grill. There is also a snack bar that provides descent pool food. The owner is very nice. Redwood is members only, so you have to come with a member or become one yourself. I recommend joining if you need a place to swim and you live in Twinsburg, Hudson, Aurora, or even Streetsboro.

The French onion soup was great! The rest of the food was so, so. The inside of the club was…read morestunning and beautifully decorated for Christmas.

This is a remarkable club; blessed be able to play golf and dine here, among other things. It…read moredefinitely feels like your entering a resort type atmosphere, and it kinda is with all the developments around, people on their own golf carts, and the Inn nearby. The service was outstanding. You will feel very comfortable and relaxed when you are here.

My son played on this amazing soccer club team since he was six years old. (he is now playing…read moresoccer in college). What a wonderful group of men with integrity. The coaches really get involved with the kids and train them up in the way they need to go with high character traits.....on and off the field. ~ We are tremendously thankful to all of the people in this organization for making such a great impact on all the families who are lucky enough to be involved. It may start off learning great soccer skills, but in the long run these kids learn what it means to live a life of integrity. Way to go Ambassadors! Changing this world one life at a time! ~ The international aspect of this club adds a different opportunity for these kids...We now have "family" all over this world!!

Phenomenal!!! For the first time since in years I am motivated and seeing results…read more D1 is amazing, the trainers will get you to the results that you want, I highly recommend it.

My son utilized D1 in between sports seasons. D1 helped him train in different ways to support all…read morearound physical ability. He really enjoyed Coach Andre. We'll see you again in between seasons!

Absolutely beautiful course. Playing for 6 to 7 hours everytime we go is not fun. This was the…read moresecond time we've come here and your waiting 25 to 30 minutes a hole and the staff didn't seem to care. You have huge back up on the 1st tee and a starter? What's the point? You can't allow groups of 8 or a family learning to golf on a Saturday at 11 am.

Course is in decent shape. Prices could be better. I played on a weekday and was almost paying the…read morerate for weekend golf.

Liquid Lifestyles' management team did not respond to my emailed feedback about its "Square One"…read moreprivate lessons for "adults who are anxious or afraid in and around water and who are uncomfortable going under water or in deep water." So I will post it here at Yelp: Although I have withdrawn, I do want to say that I admire your beautiful facility [North Royalton, Ohio] and friendly instructors. But please re-consider your website description of the Square One "program for anxious adults." It is misleading. By mid-program (third of five-weeks), I had never experienced "guided discovery exercises...relaxed breathing techniques and basic balance positions..." There is nothing revolutionary about Square One compared to YMCA or local recreation center programs that I had considered but chose not to pursue because I thought LL would better match my need for step-by-step foundational training. [I withdrew as of 7/29/26; I checked LL's website today, 8/11/26 -- the same Square One program description remains.]

My three year old son attended lessons at this location from November 2024 - February 2025. I would…read moresay our experience was very positive until an incident that caused me to cancel our enrollment. A family friend took my son to his lesson and his usual instructor (who we loved and who did an amazing job with my son) was not present. Instead an instructor who we had only seen one other time, the prior week, was scheduled for his lesson. It would have been nice to have been notified of this change but nonetheless, the lesson started. I received a call from my friend near the end of the lesson to tell me that my son had fallen jumping into the pool and hit his head. My friend also mentioned that it was a different instructor than our regular teacher and that the instructor had been socializing during the lesson with another instructor, while my son sat poolside and did nothing. He told me that the instructor treated the fall very casually and refused to provide him with an incident report or anything documenting what happened. My friend asked to speak to a manager but there wasn't one on site and no one was available by phone. He then asked for the name of the manager and owner and was told that one of those people would contact me to discuss the incident. It's been several days and no one has reached out to me. My kiddo is luckily ok, but I certainly lost any confidence in that teacher being able to keep him safe and more importantly (because accidents happen) responding in a caring and considerate way when something does occur. Coupled with the fact that no one from the facility contacted me, I cancelled our enrollment and decided to share our experience for the benefit of other families looking for swim lessons. I hope Liquid Lifestyles reconsiders its current incident response protocols and provides some training to their teachers on the appropriate way to handle accidents. A reminder that parents pay for their kids to actively be learning during a lesson (not sitting by while teachers chat) couldn't hurt either.