Went here for first time in December and worth the 30 minute drive for me. Great selection and…read moreset-up. AJ was professional and easy to work with and solution driven.Other staff was friendly and a comodating. Although it was off season selection was decent and I expect it to be great in coming months. Will be going back

Do not go here. The staff is rude with massive egos.Their grass tee boxes are almost always closed…read morefor no reason. When they are open, it's only sand and weeds. The par three course is in bad shape and all the holes are filled with gross water that you have to touch to get your ball out. Lessons are a waste of money from here also, they just waste your time.

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.

rick was very helpful! upon arrival already asking if i need help and where to find what i was…read morelooking for. helped me order a sweatshirt to my house from another location that did not have the right size at that location - overall great experience

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This retail store has really really gone downhill over the years. Every time I go in the same racks…read moreof clothing and selection are there, nothing seems to move. I was looking for slim fit shorts they had two pair left but four racks of regular fit shorts which should tell their marketing department that the slim fit shorts are selling but there was no selection. I was also looking for a sport Paulo without Cleveland Sports teams on it but they had none so I guess it's off to Walmart for a cheap Polo. Dreadful and disappointing I see this business turning into an online business sometime soon

Dick's at Legacy Village is an okay store and it's been my "go to" store for comfortable hiking and…read morewalking shoes. It's where I can try them on and get a feel for them. I was there today, 3/22/2025, around noon and purchased a new pair of hiking shoes. I'm a senior, black male and was dressed casually for a chilly Saturday. At the entrance, some merchandise caught my eye and I browsed the men's clothing for about 10 minutes before I proceeded to the shoe dept. I found the area that displayed my shoe brand and waited patiently for the very busy salesman, who had already acknowledged my presence. He answered my questions and obtained a pair that I wanted to try on. As I tried the shoes on, I noticed a man walking around and lingering, "pretending" to be a customer. When I got up to walk in the shoes, I noticed a woman doing the same thing. I sensed that they were security and as a black male, I'm keenly aware of situations like this. I always feel insulted because, although I am not perfect, for most of my adult life, I have played by the rules. Couple that with the fact that the vast majority of licensed career people like myself, know that misdemeanors & felonies negatively impact one's license renewal. To whomever sent those two security folks to the shoe area: it was so obvious and for what? I won't reveal my net worth but you would likely be surprised because I look fairly plain. BTW, my credit score is just 13 points shy of being perfect! Now, I know that socioeconomic status might not correlate with shoplifting because RICH PEOPLE STEAL TOO. For many, it's for the "thrill of it," not about the money. Well anyway, I left Dick's with my purchase and I don't fault the very good shoe salesman nor the nice young ladies at the register. I blame the BARNEY FIFE WANNABE SUPERCOP SECURITY STAFF WATCHING THE STORE for insulting my integrity as a senior citizen and minority!

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

Absolutely the worst customer service I've ever experienced at this store. The sales ladies,…read morehorrible. They were Confrontational and unfriendly. I walked away for a minute because they were so ridiculous. When I went back towards the checkout, a nice gentleman asked if I needed assistance and I said yes I'd like to check out and he helped me with a friendly smile and kind attitude. Manager in the store Needs to be fired as she has no idea how to deal with the public. The man that helped me, I think one of the only men that works in the store. There was extremely helpful and had a lot of good customer relations ability. The storm was so awful. I will not be going back to it.

Nice store. Clothing, shoes, and accessories for the family are often at discounted prices…read more Columbia is good quality items for the outdoors, and for every day wear. Check out this store when shopping. We purchased snow goggles. The were 25% off.

Gorgeous and upscale clubhouse upon entering for a holiday luncheon. The decor and setup was very…read morenice. The food, which we chose ahead of time from a limited menu, was delicious and plentiful. I believe any group can dine here. Call the banquet coordinator and inquire. You will be pleased.

My friend has her wedding here this past weekend and it was a beautiful spot! It had gorgeous…read morearches overlooking the small lake and indoor and outdoor seating that made the venue perfect for a wedding!