Shameful that this course doesn't support their community or the youth who participate in school…read moresports. Kicking the boys team off the course last minute is not a way to earn more business. What a disappointment . Spend your money elsewhere.

From the owner: Welcome to the new Oak Tree Golf Course! We are under new management and are doing everything we…read morecan to guarantee you great experience here! We hope that you enjoy your time spent here! The front nine is the legendary Pete Dye's second nine holes that he created along with a fun finishing nine that was designed by Harry Smith. With a wonderful driving range and one of the best courses on the west side of Indianapolis, Oak Tree Golf Course is your golf destination at all times! Open to the public! Come out and see what we have to offer you!

I may be biased but this a great track. The greens were impressive last season and the staff is…read morefriendly.

Course needs to get with the times. very outdated. The fact that I can't even go to the golf range…read moreafter hours blows my mind.

We had a funeral meal for a great friend at the Country Club. The staff was wonderful and so kind…read more The service and food was delicious. I hope this review is helpful.

Might be literally the worst course I have ever played. The terrible condition of this place at the…read morebeginning of the season actually starts to cross into the realm of "scam". Go anywhere else - any county course or municipal is guaranteed to be cheaper and better.

Eh. Overpriced for the uncleanliness and size of rink, compared to leading roller rinks. Kids don't…read morefeel entirely safe, stating they get weird vibes whenever we go. Hours are not entirely accommodating, but it is what it is; certain they were created measuring key factors such as historical sales data, business cycles, Economic patterns. It is what it is, AND still not worse than others attended regularly.

We were planning to visit Skateland, however their first Sunday session didn't begin until 3pm, so…read moreI decided to take my crew to Roller City's 1pm public session. They are very lax with enforcing the mask requirement, which was disturbing. Adult and children patrons, as well as staff, not wearing masks or improperly wearing masks risks everyone's safety. The Snack stand makes snacks to order, so I had to wait 15 minutes for an undercooked, doughy pretzel and a semi-decent slice of pepperoni pizza which costed me nearly $7. The upside is that there weren't a lot of people present and they didn't charge a "spectator" fee, which is something new that Skateland implemented for non-skating patrons.

It's sad that everytime I go in there I can't find what I need. I might as well just order on line.read more

Get some more shit in-stock. Not everyone wears children cloths. Every time I walk in there they…read moreare always missing things or low on supply. I fail to see how this is always an issue

I'd seen a social media post that W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park had added a major ADA accessibility…read morefeature - so, after a recent clinic appointment I was able to get a friend of mine to take a detour so I could go check it out. W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park is a Hendricks County Park with an official address in Danville, though the park itself is considered to be in Avon. One of Hendricks County's newer parks, it offers two fishing ponds, nature trails, a disc golf course, and a playground among other features. The feature that attracted my attention is the recent addition of a fully accessible, ADA compliant fishing dock on the park's smaller lake. This dock was paid for in part by a federal Land & Water Conservation Fund grant and is part of a larger project at the park to improve ADA-accessibility and park security. The park is open from dawn to dusk daily, and admission to the park and the 18-hole disc golf course within it is free. In addition to checking out the new dock, I checked out the park itself. The park features: 70 acres of woods, prairie, ephemeral creek, and ponds. Over 2 miles of well-marked trails (gravel and natural surfaces). Two ponds totaling 5.5 acres stocked with bass, redear sunfish, bluegill, and channel catfish. ADA-accessible fishing dock Nature-themed playgrounds for 5-to-12-year-olds and for 2-to-5-year-olds. ADA-accessible concrete walkways from paved parking lots to pavilions. 30-foot-tall observation/sledding hill. Picnic areas. Green space. There are two pavilions that can be rented, both ADA accessible. There's no fee to fish the ponds; properly licensed anglers may keep what they catch as long as all Indiana fishing laws and regulations are being followed. This is an absolute gem of a park and I'm so excited to see that they're taking accessibility so seriously. If you're in Hendricks County or on Indy's far westside, this park is worth the trip.

Beautiful new nature park and Disc Golf Course off of Gibbs road between Danville and Plainfield…read moreIN. There is a large sign that helps you find it off the main road. New park so google maps info was actually wrong when I first came here! Fishing pond, nature trails, disc golf course and playground here.

The store manager turned off the phone after I asked for her name to compliant to the headquarter…read more I have been harassed by this store manager. The store manager she asked for my ID for online curse side pick up.

Update your website. Website says you have 3 in stock. Drive here 10 minutes later and the guy says…read morehe only has 1 shoe in one size for track.

Love the staff. So friendly & helpful. They have a huge selection of golf stuff, fishing gear,…read morebait, kayaking stuff, life jackets, camping equipment, and now a gun counter. We get our fishing licenses here too. I've liked everything we've bought from them so far and we'll keep going back.

Great little sports shop they even carry Trek Bikes and Hey Dude's! I also picked up a pair of…read moreSolar Bat sunglasses and they are amazing! The staff is so helpful!