In our family, we prioritize experiences over gifts...so we came in to Rum Creek to try out…read morefootgolf for the first time on Father's Day weekend. We came as a family of six but only paid for the four aged preteen to adult. The toddlers were free; we brought their age-appropriate balls from home and got adult balls from the club. It took us about 1.5hrs to work our way through 7 holes. We honestly couldn't find the other two. Unfortunately, the office was out of maps of the footgolf course so there was no guide to follow. We just had to get out there and roll with it. The footgolf scorecards and pencils were helpful to have! It's hot in Georgia so the preteen tapped out after 3 holes, the new teenager tapped out after 4, the toddler tapped out after 5, and only the adults finished all 7. We left after doing the course once even though we would have been allotted more time (I'm not sure if this is because we hadn't reached the limit or because there weren't that many people out there with us). The guy working the office was very helpful and kind. The office has clean restrooms that I definitely had to visit with to the toddlers mid-game. All in all, it was a good experience and I'd go again with the right company. Instead of water bottles, I'd bring my backpack water bottle. The only other group out there had someone lugging a cooler. I guess that's an option too.

Just tried to hit a small bucket(play with a different driver shaft) at a little after 4. Place…read morecloses at 5:15. And before I can even get out my truck the guy working comes out to me and say what you think you gonna get done. I said well you close at 5:15 and he says "I know that's what it says but......" then he says well it's cold.... I didn't want to argue with the guy so I just left. I believe he just didn't want to do anything his last hour and half of work or so. Hard work to run a picker I guess.

Thing's started off pretty rough for us when our daughter first started playing rec ball at RYSA…read more She moved on to U8 Academy and things seems to get a bit better. I believe around this time there was also a change in the board members as well...

My son just started Soccer here but so far it seems like a great place for your kids to play…read moresoccer. They are organized and you are getting emails with announcements about upcoming events and changes. The front staff was nice and pleasant and I felt welcomed, which is hard to find in this area. The games have been organized and timely. The grounds are clean too.

Tournament was played here. All the fields had lights except 21. The light were there just never…read moreturned on. So the referee called the game 10 minutes early. The bathrooms were nasty. No concession or food trucks for tournament. Not very good host. We payed for what????

Definitely one of the best soccer leagues in Atlanta! Ive played with Atlanta Sport and Social and…read moremany other leagues... I can honestly say the organization with Sons of Pitches is great compared to the competition.

I play on a team in this league in west midtown on Saturdays and LOVE it!…read more The games/ tournaments are scheduled well and the referees are good. They are cognizant of how hot it can get in summer and give us extra breaks for water when we need it, and sometimes they even have little water fans to keep us cool. This is my second season playing in the league, and I hope to be able to continue to in the future! So glad I found out about it!

Good to see some things never change. Practices are still useless. Goal keepers aren't taught how…read moreto be a goal keeper. The teams are lopsided with some never winning. Some never getting less than a 10point spread. The coaches keep the dominant players on the field even when they are destroying the other team. There is no fun in this. It must be nice to take parents hard earned money, watch the kids crying every Saturday and turn a blind eye. I have complained to management several times over the years and nothing has changed. The only thing they are happy to do is tell parents to not coach from the sidelines. Someone has to do it.

This is the logic of Creekside:…read more Staff: I'm sorry, you can't come in because you're too early. Me: ok, well we will just watch the tame to finish Staff: we can't allow that because of COVID Me: what about the people that are currently watching the game right. Staff: Well, those people are parents watching their kids. Me: so COVID doesn't affect all those people watching? I feel bad for the receptionist having to justify the logic of the owners, because the logic is absolutely idiotic.