I met yesterday with Brandon and had a really good experience. I highly recommend Golftec, if you…read morewant to improve your game. There is no substitute for video training technology.

My golf pro/instructor Brett was a true professional who delivered instruction and encouragement…read morebalancing focus with relaxed guidance, giving a feeling of reward enjoyment that brings you back to the game.

My partner and I each had three lessons with Earl Gerlach. I would highly recommend him . I am new…read moreto golf, and my partner has been golfing for years. We both benefited from his instruction, while having a good time. Approach to teaching is sound and beneficial.

Nice course, challenging layout,good value. Staff is the best.Noon game on M-W-F / Good bunch of…read moreguys. Well stocked proshop & great bar & restaurant.

First time with Gerry today. will not be my last. Fantastic instructor. My handicap index is 15. I…read morewas looking for a little instruction as to how to improve my swing. He gave me some great insight and training information that I can take home or to the driving range to practice. Not too much info and not too little, just right. I'll work on that for a couple weeks and go back to Gerry and revisit the numbers he took from our first lesson. Gerry is a wonderful instructor. Very personable, very detailed, easy to connect with. I think I've found my lifetime swing coach. ES

Gerry is an outstanding golf instructor. He breaks concepts down into understandable, digestible…read moreparts and teaches them in a way that produces real results, fast. My goal was to start learning to golf as an adult, and after a few lessons I was able to go out on the course and enjoy golfing with my family. Not only is Gerry an excellent golf instructor with a special knack for teaching, but he is also extremely friendly and personable. I would strongly recommend lessons with Gerry to anyone looking to start or improve their golf game.

Great prices and pretty strong drinks. Pretty empty but this should be a hopping place. Seems like…read morea fun time.

From the owner: Discover unparalleled indoor golf in the heart of downtown Fort Collins at the latest addition to…read morethe South Broadway Country Club family. Nestled within the historic Old Town Square, the Fort Collins chapter, established to enhance our company’s founding success, offers a unique experience for golf enthusiasts. Enjoy a cocktail on the dog friendly patio, or play a round on one of our advanced Trackman indoor golf simulators.

Derek makes his lessons fun as well as super informative. His friendly demeanor and expert eye…read morekeeps you comfortable as you explore the high tech golf world he makes available to each student. While it's humbling to dissect your golf swing "in real time video replays " the immediate feedback is not only cool but easily leaves you with two or three takeaways to take to the driving range or to your next round of golf.

Quite possibly the best indoor range and teaching facility in NOCO. All the bells and whistles…read moreproviding all the information a golfer could possibly want or need. In addition you can some some great personal instruction to help your golf game. Check it out!!

Great golf course. Met with Jake who worked outside, he was very nice and was very helpful as it…read morewas our first time there. Challenging course but fun, unfortunately the bar was closed when we played, I guess a maintenance issue which understandably happens. Would be 5 stars if we could have been there with the open bar

Great conditions and friendly staff. Love the new wooden flagsticks!! Best public golf course in…read moreNorthern Colorado!!!

I returned an unopened package of plastic golf tees as Dick's is more expensive than another…read morevendor. Price talks, and in this cumstance, another vendor sold the same product for less money.

If there were a zero-star option, this DICK'S in Loveland would earn it. I've tried giving this…read moreplace several chances, thinking maybe I just caught them on an off day...nope. It's always the same story: a ghost town of customers, a crowd of employees pretending not to see you, and prices so high and selection so low it's riDICKulous. It blows my mind this store is still open. Worst service, overpriced everything, and absolutely zero effort. Save yourself the frustration...literally anywhere else is better.

Ambience on 10, breakfast/lunch specials delish and priced well, matcha & books & plants... take…read moreyour girly pops here for the discussion

Tip Extortion Been…read moregoing there occasionally for 5 years. Service was hit and miss. Some staff friendly, some merely aloof, some seemingly hostile. Never could figure it out. Gave them the benefit of the doubt. I always support independent shops when possible. Friends don't let friends go to Starbucks... A few days ago it became clear. I ordered a bagel and requested it be toasted enough not to be raw inside. About half the time that's what I got. I paid and saw they wanted a tip upfront. I feel asking for a tip before earning it is unethical. So I selected no tip. I would gladly leave a dollar after. One of the staff, let's call him "Beta Boy", toasted my bagel and delivered it to me burnt. No overdone. Burnt. As in mostly black. I said it was burnt. He replied that I requested it "double toasted". I looked at him like he was speaking in Swahili. I explained that I merely wanted it toasted and not raw inside. He insisted that I ordered it that way. He did not take my order. I said she wrote it but I did not say it. He insisted that I, the customer, was somehow so stupid as to not know how to order a bagel. I said "would you eat this"? Amazingly, he said with a straight face "yes". I replied that he could eat it but I want what I ordered. At this point "Beta Boy" leaned over and told me I should be nice. Nice? Nice! I was flabbergasted. I was being scolded by kid a third my age. I was stunned. Was this a joke? Yes, but he was serious. It was an absolutely stunning display of passive-aggressive behavior. Delivered with a condescending smirk and self-righteousness. I replied that I am not nice and so what. He then insisted that I be nice. I said I am from the Midwest and we tend to be direct. It's not rude. It's the way we communicate. Honestly without hedging. This sailed right over his head unacknowledged, Then the truth. You didn't leave a tip he said. How did he know I didn't tip on the little checkout screen? I tried to explain my view on tipping that it needs to be earned. "Beta Boy" was adamant that they expect tips as they are not paid much and work "hard". I reiterated my view and called tipping up front unearned and possibly undeserved as like Socialism. "Beta Boy" did not like that and said that "people of my generation (Boomers are Bad!) don't get it." He further lectured me on how underpaid they were and that the "need" and thus "deserve" tips regardless of what service they offer. He then declared that a dollar tip was entirely insufficient. I replied that $1 on a $4 bagel was a 25% tip. He repeated that it was too little regardless. I said then how much is fair. He did not answer. My guess is that he knew as much about the mathematics of percentages as he knows about Swahili dialects. I offered that if they were to ask for tips after, the honorable way, they would earn more. People are motivated above all by fairness and would hedge on tips not knowing if they would be earned. "Beta Boy" gave me the obligatory hourly-wage employee response that "that's the way it is"... The self-declared creatives have the ingenuity of cows munching grass. Then a kid decided to be a hero and intervened saying "WE don't have a problem with the tipping". In a stunning display of sociotropic behavior, he elected himself to defend the shop and represent all other patrons. I ran out of patience and told him to STFU. At this point the heroine server, who decided I like burnt bagels, told me to leave. So I did leave. I regret every penny I spent there to support their shop. So now I know why even as I liked the layout of the place, and all their countless little books promoting a myriad of pretentious woke socialist utopia topics, I never felt comfortable there. The all-inclusive did not like me invading their "Safe Space". Instead of just telling me "hey, this is our space not yours Boomer Boy" they instead were a case study in passive aggressiveness. A coward's way to feel all smug and self-righteous. Since they present themselves as fans of "literature" here is a literary quote (Kurt Vonnegut Jr. in Slaughterhouse Five... said to the character Billy Pilgrim in a hospital upon his return from being a prisoner of war in Dresden, Germany... "I can carve a better man out of a banana" So I see that they have high ratings from their intended audience and I am a mere interloper. My little One star rating will not be noticed. By the way, I am from Michigan and the state animal is the Wolverine. It is ferocious and righteous. No other animal messes with it. Your business does not deserve the name. I suggest you change it to Weasel Farm.