Kyle turned my game around with insightful training using Golftec's unique video and electronic…read moredevices. It took commitment to a lesson and two practice days each week but the results are well worth it. The lessons and club fittings added distance and accuracy. If you travel you can practice at any other Golftec location. Indoor winter lessons and practice got me ready for spring. Not cheap but worth bit if you really want to play well.

My "tall" daughter went to the Golf Galaxy store located in Brookfield, WI to get fitted for clubs…read more An employee named Jim was extremely helpful. He was very professional, very respectful and very patient. He asked her questions to determined her skill level. He let her try out several different styles of clubs, new and used. He compared different price ranges with her, pros and cons. He did not pressure her or oversell. He gave her golf tips as they went along. He spent a very long time with her. She ended up buying a men's "conventional " set. It fits her perfectly, saving her money on women's custom length clubs. Thank you Jim. Thank you Golf Galaxy.

Their customer service is good when you want to buy something but when you are returning a…read moredefective callaway driver which the shaft snapped after two weeks of my wife using it (lucky no one was hurt) they were so unhelpful. No new driver ... we send it back to callaway for warranty they said and it would take two weeks. Now my wife doesn't have her expensive driver and they couldn't care less. I asked if they had a demo she could borrow for a golf outing she has coming up and the answer was a quick NO. Won't be buying anything from there any more. Will also be contacting callaway about this.

This place always has a great collection of fan merchandise, often items that cannot be found in…read moreother local big-name sporting goods stores. In addition, the employees are always extremely helpful and go out of their way to help the customers (even my 15 yr old commented at how helpful the employees were on our last visit). Friendly, proactive service is often a rarity in retail today but this store has it!

This is a 9-hole course owned by Upper Saucon Township that was designed by the renowned Donald…read moreRoss. The township condemned it in the early 2000s to save it from becoming a McMansion development. The first 3-4 holes are wide open and not too interesting. Some lack visual "definition" so you don't really know where you are supposed to be hitting to on some shots. These holes also have large transmission power lines running through them. (Local rule - ball hitting power lines/poles can be replayed, no penalty.) However, the stretch from #5 through #9 is very solid, and I really enjoyed them. It actually seemed like the first 4 holes were by a different designer or added on later, since they are different in character from the last 5, but that is not the case. All greens are small and can be very challenging, especially if your approach shot lands above the hole. There are only maybe 3 or 4 bunkers on the entire course. It seems like the landing area on #7 probably gets very swampy after rain. The whole course was in pretty good condition, no complaints there. Each hole has two sets of tees for each color, so that the holes can be played differently the second time around on a 18-hole round. It is cheap to play. I paid $14 to walk 9 holes on a weekend afternoon. The course's webpage lists rates from 2006, but they are pretty much the same now. I don't know how crowded it gets during peak times, but I was one of about 6 people on the entire course when I was there. The "clubhouse" has a bar/snack shop. A very friendly guy was operating that and working as golf cashier/starter.

In a past rambling, I addressed the asi asi situation of the driving range here and after another…read moreround at the 9 hole course I feel I need to address this one as well. So, what do you have? Seven par 4s of which three are shorter than 300 yards and two par 3s. Aside from #4 and #8, all the remaining holes run immediately back and forth next to each other which means people and carts all over the place. OK, what's so off here to make it two stars? Easy. While the fairways are in a little better shape than I've seen them in recent memory (greener with fewer brown/dead spots and not cut so stupidly short to the ground), the greens are simply bad. Hard as hell which equals approach shots being impossible as everything will keep on rolling as if you're hitting it on asphalt. Also, lots of choppy-bumpy uneven spots spots which make putting oh so fun and some interesting pin placements like on #6 where the pin is all the way in the front of the green which is tiered and heavily sloped. I.E., if you're trying to putt from 85% of the green, your ball is rolling back on to the fringe/rough as the slant and speed are abnormal. There's fair and then there is stupid. I get why from a business standpoint they added carts a few years ago but, are they really needed? It's a nine hole course that is about 2,500 yards. It worked well as walk only for decades. Pace of play here is not existent. The majority of the day time weekday clientele is 65-70+ and they do not give a damn how long they take per hole and they sure as hell are not letting you play through. That equals nine holes taking two and a half hours. Insane. Your greens fee covers eighteen holes but who the hell wants to spend five hours playing the same holes twice? $22 is a ripoff. Yeah, I get it. In the modern post pandemic world, golf course pricing is insane. But at the same time, why play here when you can pay $22 and play at Sawmill with much better conditions and with eighteen real holes? Again, I get it. Technically, there are no other courses within the city proper limits of Bethlehem except this place and the 18 hole course across the street. It's a very large captive audience and it serves them well because each place is always busy and packed. To me, if you're going because it's close and just easier, I get that. But sure as hell don't play here because you think it's nice because, honestly, it's not.

This place is amazing for municipal golf course I played a charity event there I would highly…read morerecommend it for groups and individuals

I have used Saucon valley sporting goods for over 6 years and they always exceed my expectations! I…read moreown a local business that sells a lot of apparel on a regular basis and svsg produces all of it at an affordable price and at an unprecedented speed. I have used them for t shirts, hats, jackets, polo shirts, sweat pants, bags, and hoodies. Highly recommended !!!

From the owner: school related sports equipment and uniforms. Screen printing, decals, custom embroidery,…read morelettering - heat pressed and tackle twill. Sports apparel, sweats, jackets, etc.

Thank you very much, Scott! I was able to locate what I was looking for easily in this organized…read morestore. There is plenty of signage indicating brands of clothing as well as fitness equipment and accessories. I highly recommend the DSG compression leggings. One of my all time favorites.

I had an issue with an online order I placed and visited your location in Whitehall, PA. I've…read moreshopped here a handful of times but because of the customer service I received today, Dick's will now be my go-to store. Jason was the manager on duty and was extremely understanding of my frustration(s). He went above and beyond to make sure I left a satisfied customer. It was also nice to see how he interacted with his employee's. It was very apparent that he had a great bond with his employees. Even with a busy store, all employees I engaged with were happy and helpful.

Staff is professional and nice. Course is always in great condition. Carts are well maintained…read more Price reasonable for the conditions.

A solid golf course, always in good shape, has a friendly staff and reasonable prices.read more

Though we live a six hour flight away from the shoe store once a year we purchase our shoes from…read moreAardvark. They have the fancy foot scanning stuff so they can tell you what is up with your arches or what's down with your arches. The shoe people don't work on commission or anything so whatever shoes are recommending to you. It's based on the fact that the shoes are what your feet need based on the scan. The employees are always super, super helpful and super knowledgeable, and they also have a wide array of orthotics, braces, and workout gear. Wearing the right shoe is going to be the biggest value possible to your feet long-term. Make your feet happy and get them the correct sneakers and don't just wear the shoes that you think are going to benefit your feet turns out I'm often wrong. My feet are much happier now. Plus they have an app so you can get points and stuff just like add a big chain store but you're still shopping local.

The staff are so friendly, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic! John helped me personally and was very…read morepatient the whole time. They had a great selection of shoes and went through a detailed fitting process to make sure I had shoes that were comfortable for my feet. I ended up going with a shoe they didn't have the size or color in stock that I wanted, and they weren't sure if it could be ordered. I ended up getting a phone call 2 days later that the shoes I wanted had already arrived and were available for me to pick up that same day! Very impressed by how quick they were able to get them in. Would highly recommend aardvark to anyone.