Still a nice course with shade. Little water. Easily walkable. The staff are friendly, the pro shop…read morehas nice items. A snack counter has coffee for $1.50. I ask for coffee over ice. There is a very nice restaurant called Amos and Moses, and a large banquet room. I'm in New Clevelanders, and our group golfs here on Wednesday mornings.

I recently returned to golf after pectoral surgery, so warming up before a round is important for…read moreme. Knowing from previous experiences that the ranger at Glen Eagle can be aggressive about pace of play, I stretched and warmed up at my country club before arriving. I arrived for my 6:45 a.m. tee time and teed off at 6:45, possibly a minute late. I fully acknowledge that I could have arrived earlier and take responsibility for that. What I cannot excuse is how the situation was handled. Before I even teed off, the ranger confronted me in an aggressive and unprofessional manner about being late. After I paid and went to the first tee, he approached me again and continued arguing about "golf etiquette" while making unnecessary comments about the tee box I chose to play. It was an uncomfortable interaction that should never have occurred, especially before the round had even started. The most frustrating part is that pace of play was never an issue. My group completed the round in just under four hours on Father's Day weekend, well ahead of the posted 4 hour 20 minute pace. When we made the turn, there were already multiple groups stacked up on the first tee, making it difficult to understand why so much attention was focused on our group. Unfortunately, the interaction did not end there. After the round, while I was sitting in the restaurant having a beer and lunch, the same ranger approached me and restarted the argument from earlier in the day. He commented on my car door being open, which I genuinely appreciated, but then used it as an opportunity to continue criticizing and lecturing me. A customer should not have to deal with repeated confrontations from a staff member hours after the original issue has passed. The situation escalated further when he approached me again in the parking lot and identified himself as "George Storm." After he followed me into the pro shop, the golf professional working there addressed him as Tom and instructed him to leave me alone. Being given one name by an employee and then hearing a different name from another staff member was confusing and only added to an interaction that had already become unnecessarily confrontational. At that point, another employee had to intervene because the ranger would not let the matter go. The course itself was in good condition, and we enjoyed playing it. The staff in the pro shop were professional and respectful. Unfortunately, the ranger's conduct overshadowed the entire experience. In decades of playing golf, I have never experienced a staff member repeatedly seek out a customer before, during, and after a round to continue an argument. I can take accountability for being close to my tee time. What I cannot understand is why a ranger felt the need to repeatedly confront a customer who played well within pace, was spending money at the facility after the round, and simply wanted to enjoy his day. This was, without question, the most unprofessional experience I have ever had with a golf course employee.

I didn't visit this store but I did buy a nice tennis racquet on the PIAS webpage and it happened…read moreto be from this location. I had a question about the item so I called and spoke to the sales girl. She was very helpful answering my question so I ordered it. Shipping does make the item cost a lot more BUT it is not the fault of PIAS, it's just the cost of shipping which is beyond their control. I ordered the racquet on the 5th and received it fast. I think about 5 days later or maybe 4. Good that they promptly boxed it up and shipped it out to be out here in Southern California. I ordered a racquet from PIAS in North Carolina but and received the same great service and answers to my questions when I called them. I wanted to leave a positive Yelp review for the NC location but I didn't see a Yelp review page for them so I couldn't leave one. There is a local PIAS in Pasadena that I went to years ago and visited again a couple days ago to check out the tennis racquets. They have a nice selection of racquets there but not one I was looking for. I'll keep my eyes open for that location for racquets. I am an avid tennis player and like to try different racquets out of curiosity and PIAS usually has a nice selection to chose from. Actually the one I bought from the NC location was the first racquet I purchased from PIAS and it won't be my last. Well it wasn't my last because I got the one from the Ohio location but what I mean is I'll continue to buy from them as long as they have good selections and reasonable prices. I prefer to find it at the local location as not to pay for shipping but it's okay if I have to pay for shipping if I really want it but my first choice would be local. Actually the first racquet I bought from them was a Wilson Pro Staff 85 because I saw it and wanted it because I had one in the 90s I sold and wish I hadn't, so now because I was able to buy it from PIAS I now have a replacement for a very special racquet I used to own. I may not play matches with it because tech wise it's no match with my opponents but I will keep it for sentimental reasons and sometimes I'll rally with it. The Head Radical I bought from the Ohio location is really nice and I will be playing matches with it. There were a few scratches and scuff marks on it but that is to be expected with a used sports item BUT it was still in good condition and very usable. Great shopping chain.

I found their service to be courteous and efficient. The second-hand goods are hit or miss, as one…read moreshould expect. They do have good deals on some of the new equipment though. I expect to go back there on a semi-regular basis.

Service was good! Selection was tremendous! A bit pricey! Will go back and purchase some Guardians…read moregear!

Just a quick stop for a Browns hat. Despite an over abundance of merch, it's all perfectly…read moreorganized and the two young ladies we very helpful. I love going there for my sports gear!

This golf course was designed in 1957 by local architect Ben Zink. The golf course is in Bedford…read moreReservation, and includes 18 holes and a nine-hole par 3. It has flat and rolling fairways. Trees line the edges. I'm in a ladies league here. Call the club for information. The club house has the check in, the pro shop and a food/coffee counter with tables. I've ordered the quesadilla w/o chicken and the black bean burger. They were delicious. For $3 you can add chips and a drink. The entire area is very nice. Golf cars are available and many golfers walk. A driving range is on the property. Lessons are available. The parking lot is big. I would recommend this metro golf course for a single or group.

A well groomed municipal course. The fairways and greens were above my expectations. Great…read moreelevation.

Came here with friends for a Happy Hour. We had called ahead. Everything was wonderful. The room…read morewith the circular bar had windows with a view of a large pond. Service was excellent by Juana. She took care of our group of nine. She gave us menus, took our drink and food orders, and kept the table cleared of soiled dishes. She's a good photographer, too. The food we ordered was very very good. When arriving, the main doors with the steps, are in the back from where you drive in. In the building the bar is straight back. Nice club.

We had our X-mas Party here. The establishment itself was okay. The food was TERRIBLE. Plates were…read moredirty, rolls were cold did not melt the cold butter, potatoes were burnt and over cooked, chicken taste like lemons, prime rib was dry no taste, bottom bottom shelf liquor was served. I requested top shelf Cognac, and they diluted the bottle with too much water and 3 different drinks had bugs in them. The drink server had no personality, and the line was too long for periods of time. I would NOT RECCOMEND this palce to anyone