The course was in good shape. Most of the greens are like in a bowl. You have to walk up a hill to…read moreget on and off the green which was hard for my wife who has a hard time walking. The first 9 holes were fine but the second 9 a bummer. When we got to the eleventh hole there was 6 golfers on the hole so we skipped it to get in front of them. Two holes later on a par3 two guys teed off about 5 times. Skipped that hole and fed up left the course. $53.00 dollars to play 11 holes. Would not go back.

Super nice and challenging course. My score could have been better but, I will be back try to keep…read moreit out of the rough.

Think mini-golf on steroids…read more Nine holes is all I can stand, and nine par 3 holes is all they've got. Take a wedge (no sand here), a putter and maybe a 5 iron, and you're set for the whole course. Don't expect tranquility and manicured greens: the place is right by 44, and I wouldn't be surprised if they use Nanny Goat rather than John Deere in their upkeep. They light up the course at night, they look the other way if you have more beer than balls in your bag, and I've witnessed 2 hole-in-one's on the 6th hole. A good time will be had by all.

They did not let me use the cart even though I was 16 I didn't have my license. I almost passed out…read morefrom walking 9 holes and it was 105 degrees outside.

Not a bad course for the money. Farm style course. You get what you pay for. Decent green fees.read more

The course is always in excellent shape. The folks who work there are amazing and the pace is…read more'never wait'. This place could be a PGA stop at some point.

I've only ever been here during Adult Skate Night, which happens once a month. It's late night, a…read moregreat deal, and I don't have to worry about running into or falling over on a small child. I also have started bringing my own skates. However, if you don't have your own, roller skates are included in your entry fee, but roller blades are an extra cost. They recently redid the rink during COVID, so the wood floors are nice and smooth now! They have arcade games, a mini cafe with snacks and concession foods. There are also lockers that you can rent for a quarter to put your shoes and keys in while you skate. It is definitely a mom and pop kinda feel, family owned and run. Pre COVID, there was one adult skate night where they handed out cupcakes for the owners birthday. Another time we showed up to skate for the last half hour and the lady at the front counter gave us a discount since there was only a little time left to skate. I don't ever expect this to happen again, but it was a kind gesture that you really only get with locally owned places. My one complaint is that they play the same 90s rap music during Adult Skate Night. I wish they would mix it up. However, I'm so glad there is a skate rink still open and operating in Springfield.

Absolutely ABYSMAL. I have never seen such an arrogantly incompetent ownership/management team IN…read moreMY LIFE. You pay full price to get into a two hour window of skating, they don't tell you when you pay if you are 5 minutes into that window or an hour and forty five minutes into that window. You would think they would say, "oh, you know you only have 20 minutes left to skate, right?" Nope. They'll take your money and blame you for the confusion. Then when you finally get out to skate, they clear the floor every couple of songs in order to play some stupid game that almost nobody wants to play. THEN they kick all the kids off the floor so that only adults can skate the last song that THEN opens the floor up for the next hour to ONLY adults. I swear, I have land, money, time and now desire to open up a skate park that is actually nice and doesn't have owners that are trying to fund their retirement and their grandkids retirement off the backs of their skaters, which really wouldn't be THAT bad if they offered a beautiful place to skate. I've only had this fire lit under me two other times in this life but I've accomplished my goals both of the other times and this time I am going to start tomorrow on working on this. I want this place out of business or completely reformed by the end of summer. They have become complacent by being the only place here in Springfield. I am going to change that. This place reset their hours during Covid, they crapped over their customers because they can. I aim to change that. I am SHOCKED at the ineptitude being practiced at this place. And the arrogance of the owner blew my mind. I have no words. I'm speechless. I am actually pissed to the point of doing something. Skateland, count your remaining days.

Had a blast! We happened to notice this place across from our hotel and decided to head in. They…read moreweren't busy as it was midday on a weekday, and we had a lot of space to ourselves. They have signage showing that masks are required to enter and hand sanitizer on every table. Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. We played thirty minutes of axe throwing, a couple games if bags, and took some fun pictures. Bought a couple nice hats as well to support local! They have beer options in a cooler case, as well as, sodas and bottled water. There's a photo prop station of you need an instagram photo!! Overall: A+ Super fun, highly recommend trying them out!

This was a great date night spot. We paid $50 for an hour of throws which was enough for 5 full…read morerounds of throws. There were places to keep track of points, which was nice. Helped prove my win. The place was a bit warm, which makes sense because there were tons of people moving around. I wonder if it's possible to have the A/C set a bit lower -- to prevent the place from being so warm upon entry. Also, the Ax throwing walk-through was hard to hear. Lots of people talking, loud music, made it hard. I'm not sure that there is a great way to prevent this -- but that's where the point deduction came from. Overall, though, it was a lot of fun.

Visited the aquarium at Bass Pro in Springfield, MO and was really impressed. It's much larger and…read moremore thoughtfully designed than I expected. The exhibits are immersive and well-themed, moving from local Ozark freshwater habitats to larger ocean environments, with clear educational signage throughout. The underwater tunnels and shipwreck exhibit were highlights, and the freshwater sections featuring native fish species were especially interesting. You can tell there's a strong conservation focus behind the displays, not just entertainment. Plan to spend a couple of hours to see everything comfortably. It's well maintained, clean, and suitable for both adults and kids. Definitely worth the stop if you're in Springfield or passing through.

Pretty much anything Johnny Morris does, he does it well.........and this place is no exception!…read more Made the trek to see the Aquarium, and this place is so much more than that. The whole experience is well planned, well laid out, and stuff for everyone to see.......It took a few minutes for our eyes to adjust to the darkness inside, but that was to be expected. Definitely worth making the trip here, and definitely a fantastic experience.

Pulled up at 1pm on a Saturday with my kids and the door was locked, lights off, no one home…read more Looked in the windows and saw all of the barriers and obstacles for play. Tried calling the number listed on the website and got sent straight to voicemail. No signs on the windows or door, nothing. Not sure what's going on but it's probably best to find somewhere else to spend an afternoon.

Felt pretty Glonkey while playing, we had to call the dude to open up tho. The different nerf guns…read morewere cool. Wish there was one in Indiana Land