Great range. Safety first, great amenities. Charlie Haffner is a true gentleman , and always very…read morehelpful and welcoming!

friendly local range…read more rules to remember 1. check in at the range office and sign our waiver upon arrival. 2. gun barrels pointed down range at all times. 3. no handling firearms during a clear. 4. post your targets on the cardboard.

What a cool and unique place to try archery!…read more I am completely new to the sport, but the kind MCA employees will give u a great run down of the basics so u + friends/family can shoot arrows together! Very affordable ($22/hr including equipment rental) Note: the business is behind the planet fitness, so you'll need to drive to the back of the building for the entrance Would definitely recommend checking out!

My wife booked a semi-private compound bow instruction for my birthday. We were paired with Jeff as…read moreour instructor and it could not have been a better experience. Jeff was patient, respectful, funny, and genuine. He is an excellent instructor and had us shooting bullseye's in minutes. No questions were stupid questions and he even guided his instruction and our purchases based on our different goals (I want to hunt and my wife doesn't). It went so well and my wife enjoyed it so much we got her set up with a new bow. Thanks to Jeff and all the staff, it was a fantastic day!

If you are wondering about coming here, DO IT! The information and experience is priceless. I did…read morethe stone setting class. No questions where left un-answered. They can take someone with little experience and make you a confident stone setter. Tons of info, tons of practice, from amazing teachers who are good hearted people. The most common phrase you will hear is "who can I help?". I'll be back as much as I can!

This used to be a good school but the owner has unfortunately become completely deranged and…read moredelusional, and possibly dangerous because of the degree of his irrationality and wrath. I attended the first part of the graduate jeweler program last year (which got disrupted because of Covid) and planned to finish it this year. I paid an additional deposit for this session and signed the new enrollment agreement six months ago. I had a couple of urgent last minute work issues to wrap up before starting so said I'd be a few days late. Since I had already done the entire first month of the program last year I assumed that wouldn't be a problem. But Blaine, the owner, got angry that I even considered missing the first few days, so I cancelled my work obligations and said I'd be in class and not miss a single day. But Blaine said no, I was not allowed to come anymore. He said he decided that if I showed up to class he would have me arrested for trespassing. He even texted me a photo of his no trespassing sign to enforce the threat. (I'll post images from the text conversation so you can see I'm not making this stuff up). This is even though I paid the deposit and had a contract saying I was entitled to be in the session. The session hadn't even started yet, I hadn't missed any classes or done anything to warrant this expulsion. I had been a good student there. I was in shock. I apologized for not understanding how strict he was. I tried to reason with him but he refused to speak with me further. I tried texting Drew, the teaching assistant, who I had a friendly relationship with before and he now refused to reply to me either. Which to me means there is a totalizing iron fist rule going on here now where even other staff are scared of Blaine's wrath. This is extremely dark, signs of a really unhealthy and abusive atmosphere underneath the shiny veneer. I know it sounds like there must be more to the story but there's not. It is indeed crazy behavior Blaine is exhibiting now. I don't know if he had a mental breakdown or what happened this past year. I had taken two other intro classes here a few years ago and those went well, they were good classes, as other reviewers noted back then too. Now interacting with people here is like entering crazytown, or going to a jewelry school in North Korea or something. I never did anything wrong or missed any class, I just mistakenly thought it would be ok to, given the circumstances of repeating classes due to Covid chaos. I said I wouldn't miss any when I realized it was not ok, but too late, I had the offending thoughts so that was it, I was out. Even though the enrollment agreement states that payment of the deposit makes it a "legally binding" agreement, Blaine, the owner, refuses to honor his company's own contract. It's his whim or get arrested. It's completely unhinged and utterly deranged, someone who's lost touch with reality to such an extent that they're possibly dangerous because it fits the classic pattern of controlling, irrational, hurtful behavior of an abusive personality type. This is three months of my life that I planned for, paid for, and that's relevant to my career, and he just decided to shove that down the toilet for literally no good reason. I'm a serious, hard working, professional person who's a graduate of GIA. Doing this to me is unreasonable and deeply unfair and unjust. So if you're considering coming here, keep in mind you can be expelled and threatened with arrest for no reason at any moment, even for having thoughts that the owner dislikes. Also be prepared to never, ever, for any reason whatsoever, miss a day, or else you're kicked out. Even if you think about missing a day, you can get kicked out and threatened with arrest because you were thinking about it. Your mother died? Too bad, you're missing the funeral. Contracted a deadly virus? Come to class anyway or else you're expelled. Got in a car accident and spent a day in the emergency room? Don't bother coming back, you'll be arrested if you do. I'm not making this up. He said anyone who misses class even for something like a car accident is not welcome back. I recommend going someplace professional like GIA where people are not psychotic and don't have abusive personality disorders. This small school is run by one man who has inexplicably become an egomaniac with an irrational control disorder. Find someplace that honors contracts and doesn't burn people.

I am a member of a club in this network - was traveling for work, and stopped for lunch with…read morefriends who live locally. The food was delicious (we all had salads with either blackened salmon or chicken) and the staff were super attentive and friendly. Will definitely come back!

DO NOT JOIN THIS CLUB unless you are an absolute self loathing golf junkie. Temple Hills is not an…read moreactual country club. It's a golf course that also happens to have a pool and a grille. Before you join, you should talk to at least 3 different members and ask them about their experience at Temple Hills and if ownership ever actually makes them feel like they are a member of a country club. I was, up until recently, a member for over 10 years and I can promise that anyone leaving a positive review on this site is not a member. You will never feel like a member of a country club while being here - other than paying $745 a month in dues, which doesn't include carts ($225 month), and XLife ($75). Save your money and just play as a guest! You could play here as a guest 8 times a month, still come out cheaper than being a member, and not have to deal with the frustrations of having your dues increase every year and getting nothing in return. Temple Hills isn't member owned, but it hasn't always been this bad. For the past 6 years, it's been owned by a vampire conglomerate corporation called Invited Clubs (go read their reviews. Maybe it's time for another rebrand?). Invited Clubs runs the place exactly like private equity would - they suck every last penny out of the club and reinvest nothing back. Our biggest investment/addition to our dilapidated club house last year was a $100 air compressor to clean your shoes before you enter so that we protect our grease stained carpet squares. Come tour the facilities and you will see exactly why everyone here despises the owners. Notice all the beautiful pictures on the wall in the hallway are of OTHER INVITED COUNTRY CLUBS, not ours. Talk about a slap in the face having to see that every time you enter the club house. For years, we've been promised upgrades. We've gone through multiple GM's and golf pros and nothing ever gets better because the ownership stays the same - just like the furniture and terrible food. Do not believe them when they say they are going to make investments. Our only hope was that Invited would eventually sell the place. I mentioned XLife earlier. This is an additional monthly charge that allows members to get half off dine in (only) food. Here's the problems with that - the food is terrible and overpriced. Also, Invited has clamped down so hard on spending, the restaurant is closed at least 3 days a week "due to staffing issues," even though your dues pay for them to be open. They also make zero food from scratch here, just reheated/fried Sysco slop. The best you can get in the mornings is a microwaved sausage biscuit, but only on the weekends and not until 9:30 when the "cook" finally shows up. I can promise that you will never entertain a client over a meal in the restaurant. It's that embarrassing. We didn't have a legit chef the last 5 years I was there, just a busted Waffle House crew that smells like weed. Usually, a place with food this terrible has great drink specials, but not here. We paid more for a beer at our country club than we do for any bar in the area. Seriously, you'll have a better and cheaper meal at Chili's. And the hardest part of it all to digest while you're shucking out $1k monthly is that MANAGEMENT DOES NOT CARE. They've already got your monthly dues in their pocket and that's good enough for them. The members would actually be better served if they leased the kitchen to someone else who has incentive to serve great food and keep the place packed. My advice to anyone thinking of joining here is to go visit Old Natchez, Nashville Golf Club, Westhaven, and Legends. Notice the facilities and amenities - the parking lot, the clubhouse, the restaurant, the furniture, and the menu. Take inventory of the vibe with the staff. How are they dressed and how do they present themselves? Does it look like they are reinvesting back into the club? Then come visit Temple Hills. The differences between here and other clubs are staggering, but keep in mind, the monthly dues are all cheaper elsewhere! Yes, Temple Hills has no waiting list and very low initiation fees, but there's a reason. The signs of a poorly managed business are everywhere as soon as you step onto the property and into the clubhouse. Don't make the same mistake I made. Talk to an actual member before you join!!!!!! To the management at Temple Hills - Before you reach out to me on here to dispel my opinion of the club, just know that I raised these concerns for 6 years and you did nothing. Too late now.

My family was visiting the area to see our in-laws a few towns over. The academy is in a great…read morelocation, and it is a very beautiful academy (2 floors of mat space, restrooms, changing rooms, showers, Ect). I decided to drop in on an evening no-gi class; taught by Professor Miles. The technical instruction was awesome and everyone was very welcoming. Positional sparring and rolling rounds were very tough. Great group of people and great BJJ. Check them out!

My son attended the homeschooling classes here and really enjoyed them. It's a great place to…read morelearn coding in a fun atmosphere!

I would like to say how highly disappointed I was with Code Ninjas Youtube Camp. My child attended…read moreYoutube Camp for a week in June and then for three days in July. Before I signed my child up for the YouTube session in July I specifically asked Jeff if new material would be taught or if the same information he learned in June would be taught.Jeff explained to me since my child would came to the session in June the session in July would be a part 2 and they would go over editing videos and a few more new things than what he learned in June's session. Fast fwd to July's session I asked my child what he learned and he told me the same thing he learned in June. I have emailed Jeff asking to explain why I wasnt told the truth or even explaining what the difference was between June and July's session and I have yet to receive a response. I would have never signed my child up for the same session if I was told the truth up front. I feel as though my time and money was wasted along with wasting my child's time as well. My child did not understand why he didnt learn anything different and lost all excitement for the session. He wanted to learn more and the only thing he really did was have foosball tournaments, and not make a complete YouTube video. Parents I strongly suggest finding another camp that teaches Youtube basics because Code Ninjas main interest is teaching coding in Minecraft and Roblux.

Efraim is one of the best gym owners and instructors I have ever trained under. He has helped me…read moregrow exponentially in my first year on the mats! this gym is like a family who trains hard and has a great time off the mats. if you are looking for a gym to train at, join ADG!

I'll begin the review by stating I'm biased. I began moonlighting as the Pitching Instructor in…read moreJune of 2015. I still provide pitching lessons to the bulk of the kids that come through, while also providing hitting instruction to a handful of kids. The facility is solid in that it provides what is needed for hitting and pitching instruction. It does not provide the frills of the baseball/softball facilities in Williamson county...think the training center for Rocky in those movies...everything is there that your son/daughter needs to improve. Another component is the staff. To my knowledge, all of the instructors http://www.nitrosportsacademy.com/instructors.html have played at an advanced/high level. Coupled with that, none of us view Nitro as our primary income source. This is relevant to parents, as that we have our hearts in it, for the right reasons, as opposed to seeing as many kids as possible to get the most money. The culture is kid-focal and it shows. I'm proud to represent the Nitro group.