Old Town Club is a clubhouse with a beautiful landscape. The golf course provides a backdrop for…read moresome golden Kodak moments. I went there for a large luncheon. The clubhouse had several large rooms fitting 10-15 tables. The decor was nice and classy, not too over the top. It was very loud, but I guess it was to be expected with how many people there were (a few hundred). Parking was easy and plenty, even with so many people there. Overall, a good place for luncheons and dinners.

1st time golfing at Winston Lake, a city course in Winston Salem proper. Tricky course with…read morenarrow fairways, hilly, sand, lakes but playable. Back 9 is more open but long. We lost a lot of balls. The low late Summer sun and falling leaves make it hard to find errant balls. The front greens were healthy but the back were kind of fast. We had a great time.

New to the area and wanted to try out a new course. Overall I would say this course is a good value…read morecompared to what I've seen around the area. The course is short and fairly open due to the recent mass tree removal but is hilly so it plays tougher than you would think based on yardage. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens were in good condition with the exception of a couple greens. The greens were a little closer to the slow side but not unreasonable. I liked that they had the 100, 150 and 200 yard markers in the fairway as well as on the cart path making it easier to get the approximate yardage from anywhere. Pace of play was decent for the most part but there are a handful of blindshots that you have to check to see if the group in front has moved on. This is a good course if you haven't been out in awhile and want to get some course action swings in over a driving range without being overly challenged.

It's been a while since I played at Maple Chase----pre Covid--- and I didn't remember how nice this…read morecourse actually is. It is very well designed and maintained. The fairways are in very good shape. While it's challenging, it doesn't have a lot of fairway hazards such as sand traps or water. There's enough to make it picturesque and pleasant to play around. The trees had just started changing. The rough areas are also in good shape, but easy to lose your ball due to the thickness of the grass. I found the greens to be the most challenging with some good undulation and quickness. The most challenging part of the course was probably the greens. As far as the clubhouse and pro shop, the staff were very friendly and all following COVID rules. Easy to find, plenty of parking, food and drinks were great.

Walk and cycle by this amazing golf course The area is very…read morepeaceful and not too much traffic Great for a sunday morning stroll

Been coming here every year for HOPE of Winston Salem's annual golf fundraiser. This place is…read moregorgeous. The greens are professionally maintained and are picturesque. From the moment you pull up you are met by caddy's who can bring in your bags. Bothe the pro shop and clubhouse have bathrooms, as well as some out on the course. They are all kept spot cleaned. The employees are always around for any questions or assistance. Food and drinks are available for purchase. This is a private club so if you are not a member you would have to get in by playing with a local non profit like HOPE during their annual outings..

Queue the music! We were invited to the Graylyn Estate to witness the union of two extraordinary…read moreyoung adults. Chosen family- John has been family to the brides side since before she was born. We arrived at 3pm on a cool, fall Saturday in November. The grounds beg to be explored, the history of the house has secrets in her stairwells and rooms. The architecture breathtaking. We waited by the koi pond until it was time to take our seats in the lower garden for the ceremony. Cocktail hour was outside as well and the temperature was dropping. We couldn't wait to get inside for dinner. Well- it wasn't much warmer indoors. The dining area was split between two rooms, one of which was a sun room- all glass doors around the room. The interior room had a giant fireplace blazing in the center. We sat in the outer room- my shawl stayed on throughout dinner. I wore fleece leggings under my gown because I am always cold, but even that wasn't enough. The staff! They wowed me- from escorting guest to the powder rooms (clear on the other side of the house), to the bartenders making drinks the whole night, to the servers working our side of the dining room. Every member of the staff was beyond helpful and friendly. Amanda and Katherine worked the bar & were fantastic! And the servers I encountered all hustled while helping the guests- Christian, Dylan & Kelton were on our dining room team. Special shout out to all of them, they made a great impression. Food- fresh salad and warm dinner rolls were set down first. Wine glasses filled & water glass too. John and I both opted for steak as our main- cooked perfectly and I know that's not easy when catering an event. The whipped potatoes and green beans perfection. The table were set beautifully. The dance floor was in the pool room, the put the floor down right over it! Which was comical because of the bounce in the floors once the dancing began. Being cold the whole time, I couldn't wait for the dj to turn it up. They had the doors open for the dance floor room leading out to the lower gardens where the nuptials were earlier. At this point the sun had set and all of the guest were cold. That was my only complaint- we needed heat for cocktail hour and definitely heat for dinner. Once the dancing began, I warmed up quickly & even had to take 10 outside, without my shawl, to cool down! The festivities were to go on till 10:30pm, but some of us more seasoned guests departed before that. I really hope to come back and explore the estate in the future.

The most beautiful hotel of North Carolina! Definitely worth a trip out to Winston-Salem to pay the…read moreGraylyn Estate a visit.

I have driven past Heather Hills for years but never thought to stop and play. But with my wife…read moretaking up golf recently, the idea of playing an executive course has become more attractive. The Par 3 course at Tanglewood Park is fun, but lacks variety. Heather Hills is an executive course with a few par 4s and a bunch of par 3s that play different lengths. You have to play alot of different clubs to do well on this course. The course is not in pristine condition, but you can find some grass in most places. This isn't a place for you to perfect your putting stroke on the rough-ish greens, but, hey, you're probably not a pro level putter anyway, are you? We paid $12 to walk 18 holes, and the course was fairly walkable -- though there were a couple of holes that were very uphill from green to the next tee. But we made it, despite the 90 degree weather. It was good to learn during our first round that the 9th hole does not take you back to the clubhouse and there is no water on the course, so plan ahead. We also had a very good hamburger and fries at the clubhouse restaurant, so feel free to eat there before or after your round. Heather Hills is a good course for kids, beginners, and more experienced golfers who want to work on their shorter clubs and have a good time.

Fun course for beginners. So hear me out, if you're looking for a professional golf course with…read moreperfect greens then I don't suggest heather hills... but if you're a beginner golfer just looking to practice and have a good time. Then I highly recommend this place. I've been here numerous times and still not very good at golf but there isn't a lot of pressure to be "good". It's a very relaxing mostly 3-par golf course. The lady that works in the club house is always very pleasant as well!

Golf Galaxy is located near the Hanes Mall in Winston Salem NC. They have a large and clean store…read morewhich is stocked with about everything you want or need to play the sport of golf. Every time I have visited there the staff has been nice and friendly with me. They are available to answer any questions you may have about golf or the wide selection of equipment available for purchase. Prices are maybe a bit high but reasonable compared to other shops like this one.

Lewis and Greg were great today while shopping for a new wedge. Greg helped while Lewis installed…read morethe grip and talked back instead of blowing me off. I really enjoyed the friendliness and help from Greg while shopping. Lewis did an excellent job on the grip and cleaning up the club.We also chatted about the current golf tournament on television. This location has done some work to improve its customer service. I know good employees are hard to come by but some can give a store a bad rep. Overall I was very pleased with my experience and think these employees needed a shout out. Keep up the good work guys. It doesn't go unnoticed from your customers.

I came once with my older one a few years ago to play mini golf, but this time we were there…read morestrictly for the arcade. There's a fair amount of games in the small space, and most machines were in good working order. I think one was out of commission and one of the skiball games had a disfigured ramp, but my kid and friends enjoyed winning tickets, even if 1,000 tickets only manages to get you a lousy pair of foam nunchakus! The staff were friendly, which is good because they were needed for the amount of times the ticket counter machine needed fixing. 300 tokens for $50, with most games taking 2-4 tokens to play.

Straight GARBAGE! That's all you can really say. This place continues to be a disappointment and…read morecontinuesly goes down hill month by month