Fantastic place to go and have a great day of batting practice. Family fun and professional as…read morewell. Owner is super accommodating and fantastic. Make sure you call because ours change depending upon the season. Highly recommended A+

This place fuckin sucks rude employees they don't let you use your cage unless you have at least 50…read moredollars on them

We just had our five year old's birthday party here and it was legendary. Eighteen holes of mini…read moregolf, bumper boats, pizza, cake, ice cream, the works really. Staff was amazing and extremely accommodating. And the price couldn't be beat. Fun spot for some family activity. Batting cages were awesome. Would have hit the driving range too, but fam would probably be steamed if dad split from the party to go hit golf balls. Another time I guess.

Owner likes to make negative comments about customers' golf swings and will actually make fun of…read moreyour swing. (in the middle of when you are swinging) I genuinely thought this was supposed to be a place where people could come to learn and practice golf -- not a place where they would be criticized or embarrassed for how they swing. I am currently in the middle of a significant chronic inflammatory medical flare-up, and simply being out in public right now is already difficult for me. Unfortunately, the way I was treated caused me significant emotional distress and actually made my physical symptoms worse. What disappointed me perhaps more than anything was the lack of basic empathy and understanding. I have a visible medical condition, and right now, participating in normal activities takes significantly more effort for me than anyone looking at me may realize. Sometimes that means sitting in my car applying medication to my skin just so I can comfortably participate in something as simple as going golfing. I don't expect special treatment because of that. I simply expect to be treated with patience, dignity, and basic human kindness. I genuinely believed that most businesses -- particularly a place where people are supposed to be learning and practicing -- would understand that you never really know what somebody walking through the door may be dealing with. Instead of feeling welcomed and given a little grace, I felt rushed, criticized, and embarrassed. Personally, I have never felt the need to write a review before today. (neither good, nor bad..) However, I was not only disappointed by what happened, but genuinely shocked by the experience, which is why I felt it was important to share my experience. People should be able to go somewhere to practice and learn golf without worrying that the owner is going to criticize or make fun of their golf swing. A little patience and empathy can go a very long way, especially when you have no idea what someone else may already be going through. Unfortunately, because this experience caused me considerable distress and negatively affected an active health flare, this business has officially lost me as a customer. We have been regular customers during the summers and have spent a significant amount of money there purchasing large buckets of golf balls -- something the business itself has even commented on because of how frequently we purchased them. Going forward, that business will simply be going elsewhere. I would much rather spend my money at a place where customers are treated with respect, patience, and kindness. it's a pretty basic expectation.

My son decided he wanted to do baseball & desperately needed batting practice. I called K R…read morebaseball and asked some questions the staff were very helpful. We went later in the day ( it was packed with teams & kids) but the staff took the time to explain the facility to myself & son. He was very welcoming, and the batting cages are great. 3 of the cages are free to use, the other side of the room is for when you reserve lanes for practice. I can't believe how affordable K R is! I was expecting to pay close to 50-60.00 for my son to bat, it's $3.00 per 20 balls. They do offer deals & discounts. We will be back for sure!

Everything is great as always, just wish there was a tip option when paying with a card. I rarely…read morecarry cash and would like the option to tip workers

We brought our 6 year old granddaughter here last month on a whim. She had a ball! We followed up…read morethe mini golfing with ice cream, which was a big hit with her. We are watching her again tomorrow morning, so we'll probably surprise her with another round of mini golf. (Certainly beats sitting in front of the tv playing video games!)

SnapDragon Baseball is great and affordable place to training batting and pitching skills. It is a…read moreindoor facility and the staff is very accommodating. In addition to self training, SnapDragon offers individual and group lessons. They have top-notch trainers and can help improve your (or child's) game. Owner of the SnapDragon is hands on and is always available assisting and coaching. Never had a bad experience at the facility. More over, SnapDragon hosts competitive Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) youth baseball teams and the facility can be scheduled for birthday parties.

From the owner: Training facility with travel teams and cages to rent.read more

EI Warwick is the place to get ready for the season for all ages. Plenty of tunnel space available…read moreat a modest cost. Young ball players on the way up, High School and College players preparing for the Spring Campaign. Summer League Amateur and Mens Senior players get their hacks in too! Knowledgeable & Friendly Staff always ready to Help! My Team's Go To Spot for Preseason Work! Coachzilly

Brought my daughter for pitching camp and the two women that were teaching the camp helped her and…read morewere understanding to her not pitching before. This experience has made me become a MVP member and bring my son for instruction.

My review is for the toddler classes over seen by Coach Jay. First, they're so affordable. You pay…read morefor an 8 week period and it comes out to about $11 a class which is great. Second, Jay always makes sure to have a clear beginning (clean up!) and end (go team) which is great for my toddler to understand when she has to start focusing and listening to coach and he always goes a little longer so you get about a full hour. My little one uses this time to interact with other kids and we are only in our second class and she already throws, kicks, and runs at home now. It takes all the kids a few classes to warm up but coach Jay is really patient and knows everyone's name.

Attended a birthday party! Pizza served was fresh, hot,…read morehomemade, and delicious! Plenty of room for the kids to run around! Clean, spacious, friendly, and full service bar and restaurant! FYI- best chicken wings Ive had in a while- crispy and delicious! Will be back!