I've recently re-ignited my passion for playing table tennis, something that I had taken a ten year…read morehiatus from and something that I had seriously pursued while in college. Table tennis clubs aren't common in Massachusetts and there's only a handful that are worth seeking out. This is definitely one of them. Wife and husband duo Phyllis and Henry and the friendly duo who created Mastiff TTC and who host players three times a week and who provide high-quality, Olympic-vetted Joola tables. There's five tables available and sessions typically are three hours long and only cost $8 per walk-in. That's a fantastic deal considering that you don't need to bring a partner and it's also much cheaper than the $15 walk-ins at the MATTBC in Waltham. So whether you're a beginner, intermediate or advanced player, if you want to play, this is definitely a great place to come and I cannot recommend it enough. Everyone I've come across here is very friendly and the diversity of levels and styles makes attending this place interesting. They also have plenty of balls available so the pace is pretty quick. Best of all, since it's in the back of a former school, there's also plenty of free parking once you go around the building (the door to Mastiff is in the back, on the left) which is also nice.

There are plenty of tables and lots of space and everyone is very friendly. You can also get…read moreprivate lessons from the coach here. Overall, a wonderful spot to play table tennis!

great place for current athletes and former (older crew looking to get back in shape) to push…read morethemselves. the training staff is amazing, push you while making it fun.

Great place for athletes to train. We were on the road and my son wanted to continue to train for…read moreD1 camps this summer. Joe and team run a first class facility!

I am a fan of Lakeville Athletic Club because they host tennis tournaments and league matches,…read moreinviting in players from other cities who are not members of the club. I am one of these visiting players, and also the parent of two visiting players. Lakeville has easy parking available. There is a lobby with a big screen television, which is almost always showing the Tennis Channel. That is a cool way to welcome tennis players, or make it more comfortable to wait in the lobby. The locker room is sufficient, with showers and space to change. The amenities are not fancy; but they are functional. The hard courts indoors are in good condition and separated by netting. The lighting is sufficient for play. The climate is temperature controlled. I have not yet played on the outdoor courts. The desk staff has always been courteous and welcoming on all of my visits. The home team players also seem friendly, as well as being good players.

Following up on my previous review, I went back to this club later that week with my brother and…read moresome friends to give it another chance. The front desk staff was very nice and polite and waived the guest fee for all four of us. I did ask them what court we would be playing on before paying. I was told court 3 and we were placed on court 2 but that was no big deal. The four of us played for the hour and a half we payed for and for an extra 10-15 minutes over with no extra charge as no one was scheduled for the court until 30 minutes after we were scheduled to stop. Overall it was an enjoyable and relaxing experience. I would come here again, I'd just recommend requesting to be put on courts 1 through 5 prior to reserving court time and paying.

Very well kept course. Not too big or small with a pare 5 to really let loose but plenty of…read moreopportunity to work on the hardest part of your game with 3 par 3's on this nine hole course. Staff was friendly.

Great place. Relaxing and fun, perfect comb. Always great everytime I go. Reasonable and great…read moreservice

This park has it all . A basketball court , tennis court , baseball field , soccer field , and…read moretrack . Two playgrounds and it's super well maintained. No public bathrooms . The have a parking lot so parking is not an issue .

We have been here twice in the last week (during pandemic times)…read more Pros: - Separate Big Kid and Toddler Play Areas/Structures - Easy parking - 2 tennis courts, 1 basketball court, play area, baseball diamond, and big grass area Cons: - Often unsupervised children running amuck, while their Canada Goose-wearing entitled Moms are sitting on a bench gossiping about their lives and not paying attention at all to what their children are doing - Big Kids are often running rampant (especially true during the weekend) in the Little Kids/Toddler Play Areas If you have very little ones (toddlers, like I do), I'd recommend going during the week and not the weekend. The Big Kids who are unruly, entitled, and rude as hell will push the little ones around or rush and run around so quickly that they knock over the toddlers like bowling pins. Their parents will see and witness this going down and after each incident, will announce - "Well, it's time to go home." No apologies will ever be said or given, which honestly just says so much more about the parents than their kids. Kids are gonna be kids, but they're often reflective of their parents. ANYWAY - the play structure itself is decent. Go on a weekday, not weekend. Stay watchful of entitled Newtonian Moms.

Such a great facility! It's so cozy and the people could not have been nicer and more welcoming…read more We did a lesson with Don who has been a member there for 20+ years and now he teaches the teachers. It was so helpful to have a private lesson as this is our third timing curling and getting the technique down is key. We didn't want to leave! I also just loved this curling club, it's so cool looking! Highly recommend going here and getting out on the ice if you can!

Got a 3 hour lesson/game session for our group as part of a friend's bachelor party. Those who…read moretaught us the ins and outs of curling couldn't have been more fun and accommodating. It wasn't intimidating at all. We really enjoyed our time and, if I lived closer, I would become a member. Enjoyed it that much. BONUSES: They have a great craft selection on tap, a nice lounge area with comfortable couches and a roomy locker room. Get out to Wayland and throw some stones.

A great place for fun, outdoor and out of the box activities. We were a group of 4 taking the…read moreintroduction to Stand Up Paddle boarding class and it was a great experience. The instructor Stuart is a great guy and he taught us SUP the right way. They have many other fun activities like arrow tag, kayaking, axe throwing and a survival skills class to name a few. I would like to suggest this place if you want to learn a new skill and enjoy at the same time. I would be definitely be going back for a second class or maybe another exiting activity. This place is pretty new, less crowded and I hope they keep up the good work. Cheers!

We just had a great experience axe throwing with Adventure Activities at Castle Island Brewery…read more The AA staff was great, took pics and video for is while we threw, made it a great fun experience with humor. The hour long activity was well worth the $30 fee and came with a post throwing free beer, which was a great value. Highly recommend.

I usually play here about 5 times a year and it's generally a pleasant experience…read more This time however, was not. My friend booked 18 holes at 3pm for our twosome. We both live about an hour away. When we went to the pro shop, the young lady started to check us in and said ok 9 holes with a cart and i said "9? We booked for 18". She looked at the guy that was hanging out behind the counter and he said yeah, you can only play 9. With a bunch of back and forth with this jerk, we ended up leaving. He had the worst attitude I've ever come across in my 25 years of playing. We tried to express that we booked for 18, we drive an hour to get there and his excuse was that a bunch of tee times came in from Golf Now. Bunch of bs but since we were there, we were going to play the nine anyway but he couldn't even tell us what 9 we could play or even when we could tee off. And his attitude got worse after that. I feel sorry for the young lady that has to work with that prick. So we went to Easton Country Club. We'll not EVER go back to OSL.

First let me say that the course is actually a lot of fun...not in the best shape but has the bones…read morefor an good round of golf. HOWEVER, THE STAFF is below-standard. On 3 different holes I was driven into...two time by the group behind us....and once from a t-box in opposite direction. When I say driven into...2 landed within 5 feet of me. So of course I picked up their balls since there wasn't even an attempted fore or sorry. When I discussed with Ranger he said he'd take care of it. BUT here's the rest of the story...he came back 5 minutes later and said I was mistaken that only 2 groups had driven into me. Ok his facts are wrong...and I have the golf balls to prove it. However when I suggested his facts were wrong...he raised his voice and stated: "I know what happened here and you are wrong." And I said no, your facts are wrong. In his huff he departed but told me over my shoulder: "GO F*Ck yourself! I DEMAND MORE FROM A GOLF COURSE....THIS WAS REPHENSIBLE BEHAVIOR.