Best place to have some casual fun or get some great feedback about your game using the toptracer!read more

Down here for work have spare time wanted to golf but had no clubs. Called them they were more then…read morewilling to loan me. They went put of there way to make me feel welcome. It's a nice 9 hole course has a great driving range. I am going back again. Great place to work on your short game.

Matt has helped me improve my game more than anyone in my golfing career. From lessons to a set of…read moreclubs fitted perfectly. He's patient and very relatable. I'm a very satisfied customer.

Excellent one on one service especially for someone like me still trying to figure the game out…read more Extremely nice and knowledgeable. If he dosent have what you need he can order it. Great place

The most revealing second in my golf life was the first time I saw Slicefixer's video dissecting…read morethe differences between the releases back in 2010. Which led down the path to the 9-3, a lot of chats with Russc, and finally the trip to see Geoff Jones. Geoff Jones as a person is a cocktail created by a stern upbringing of a southern lawmen father, and a strong distaste for not winning it all in competitive golf. This blend of Hogan like work ethic mixed with a curiosity to seek out the secret, he looked for the truth through video study much like the X and O's in present day NFL, Jon Gruden style. But be careful about bringing up unsubstantiated golf theories, as you will be met by a cold glare that can cut down forests faster than any chainsaw crew. While his personality might be a bit brash for the commentating styles on the Golf Channel, but the truth is what distinguish the Slicefixer from any others in Golf instruction. And he will back it up, in visual evidence and on the range. Slicefixer golf facility is a utilitarian driven teaching bay where the golf instruction ticks more reliable than an atomic watch. Rain or shine this place echoes with the thumps of ball striking. While some of his training methods are thrown together more like Larry the Cable Guy than the surgical refinement of a Mercedes Benz, they are highly functional, and they have 1 singular focused goal in mind. You will learn what the correct golf swing looks and feels, if you put in the effort. Slicefixer's instructions starts with a step by step of checklist forged through years of teaching and revelations from visual stimulation. First he will film your swings from several angles, then on to the Grip, posture, back swing. Each with a purpose, laid out on the surgical table and scrutinized to within 1/2 a degree of angles. Then its on to a film study session and explanations of why certain things appear the way they do but in reality it's the polar opposite. Followed by range session where he explains each lesson by illustrating feel and drills to ingrain it. But it does not feel like a system, this is the part that is difficult to explain, lets just say the knowledge you walk away with enforces the Slicefixer ideas with a clarity like no other classroom. This is the Slicefixer way, you will learn the road map to get there. And it will take a tremendous amount of work, which he will draw out in a military training style regiment. Conclusion, walking away from this place brings a empty sadness. It's like leaving the golf meca after the pilgrimage, while you have experienced it, it's hard to be without. Like stopping at just one strip of thick crunchy slice of country bacon. The mechanics, work ethic, mental approach enforced at every bullet point with his trademark terms(Scrape and rake, Busting it). The only focus the Slicefixer will out line for you is brutally simple, Your body will be honed in to a Hardcore Golf Machine if you can follow the way. Albert Einstein once said "Information in not knowledge", and that's the secret of the Slicefixer method. Intelligent and focused workout along with the knowledge is the key to becoming a great golfer. This is the accelerated course in golf, skipping all the local golf instructor BS and regurgitated decade old golf digest article tips. After the 3 day golf buffet with Geoff Jones, I am focused, armed and now ready to start my own golf journey.

We experienced this venue as guests for a graduation reception and dinner for medical residents and…read morerelated staff. It was a nice and comfortable golf course venue for such, and the banquet room we had was open, airy, and scenic. This particular group's size was about 200 or so. The service and food were quite good. Servers kept the plates cleared and waters filled. Coffee quality was also very good. Dinner was served buffet style - salads, sides, prime rib, fried shrimp, and pork tenderloin. House made desserts were hummingbird cake, coconut meringue cake, and turtle cheesecake.

The fields are well kept and roll on in a way you'd like a golf course to have. I had the pleasure…read moreof eating here at a catered event and I was pleased with both the taste and presentation of the food. Don't skimp on their dessert if you have a chance.

Had an amazing tournament this weekend! Thank you for maintaining the parks! Beautiful courses!read more

Gym 101 is such an amazing place! The owners, and staff are very friendly, and professional!…read moreEverything inside is nice, and clean. The equipment is in excellent condition. There are so many classes to choose from. Plus the Steam Infrared Sauna is amazing for Chronic pain. Gym 101 is our favorite place in town.

This review is specifically related to their stand up spray tan Metallic Sol Tanning. At a cost of…read more$25 for one session at "light", the results are very poor quality and the staff don't really seem to be very well educated on the process. This unit is one where you undress then stand in an upright cylinder (no, it's not fully enclosed for those of you who are clostrophobic) and once the process begins an automated voice will instruct you as to which pose you should strike and hold. The attendant gave me a quick lesson on what positions I should use - how to hold my hands when facing each direction. However, I had researched the process on the Internet before my session and when I asked about using the eye covers, she said "We don't do that here. Just close your eyes.". She did provide a hairnet and some solution to put on my palms, nails, and the bottom of my feet to avoid tanning them. Complaints: 1. My eyes were very dry, scratchy and sensitive for about 24 hours after the treatment. Maybe they SHOULD use the eye covers. 2. I don't like breathing in the chemicals, but there is no way to avoid it. 3. The floor of the tanning cylinder is somewhat slippery. 4. The resulting tan was very uneven. Face and tops of hands were very dark - hands unnaturally so - and orangey. Calf area was too light. No problems with knees and elbows, though. I suspect the areas I had moisturized that morning (face hands) "took" the tan better than other places. 5. The dry process doesn't thoroughly dry you. I had to re-dress still damp. Got all over my clothes, but does seem to wash out. 6. Though I did as instructed with the "do not tan" solution, the bottoms of my feet did tan -- a bunch! Seemed to work OK on my palms and nails. 7. There is no way to control the level of tan for each area of the body. I would prefer darker on my legs and lighter on my hands and face. 8. Two days later, the tan had faded significantly. For my money, I will purchase a high quality self tan solution and apply myself so I can control the amount of product, reapply as needed, and not expose my eyes and lungs to harsh chemicals. Other areas of the gym appeared to be very upscale and the pool area was very nice. Again, this recommendation is based solely on the spray tan process they use.