Had a great time bowling at the alley on the fort Gordon Base. The staff was very friendly. A very…read moreminimal cost for an hour of great fun!!! The froyo machine at the snack bar was pretty cool and a great snack.

Gordon Lanes, could use a serious upgrade on equipment. Fort Gordon has to have the oldest and most…read moreoutdated bowling alley in the military. If you are just trying to bowl to save money, than this is the place for you. For Service members serving there country this is not up to any standards.

The Masters is an incredible experience! Any golfer or fan of golf must attend the Masters at some…read morepoint! I've golfed (very poorly for the most part) for about eight years, mostly on public golf courses and I've played several Robert Trent Jones courses in Alabama in Huntsville (Hampton Cove) and I believe, Cullman Alabama. The most lovely course I've played is the Ledges in southeast Huntsville, high atop a mountain and it's a really beautiful private course with very expensive homes in the neighborhood. The Augusta National Golf Club golf course puts any golf course I have seen or played on to shame in terms of absolutely manicured tees, fairways, bunkers, greens, and entire grounds! Pro tip: enter the lottery each and every year! This year, my husband won four practice round tickets for Tuesday, April 7, 2026! Face value of the tickets was $500.00 and it is free to enter the lottery you just provide your name, email, and mailing address. Tuesday is a fantastic day to be at the practice rounds because it's not the traditional Par 3 day which is Wednesday, and the players are out and really practicing along with their caddies who are working their rear ends off taking copious notes about each hole. You would be amazed at the great views you get of the world's greatest golfers! We saw: Rory McIlroy, Bubba Watson, Daniel Berger, Sam Burns, Nicolas Echavarria, Harris English, Sergio Garcia, Harry Hall, Sungjae Im, Michael Kim, Si Woo Kim, Jake Knapp, Brooks Koepka, Collin Morikawa, Mateo Pulcini, Xander Schauffele, Scottie Scheffler, Adam Scott, Sepp Straka, and Cameron Young. Go early! We got there around 6:30 AM and stayed till around 3:30. The eats are cheap and fairly good. We loved the (locally Church made) egg salad sandwiches, and my step-son-in-law liked the BBQ (?) chicken sandwich. The legendary pimento cheese, to me, is just okay. All the sandwiches are on a white Wonder bread type of bread which is not my favorite, and it's not toasted. Still, each sandwich is only $1.50. You can't bring in food or beverages. They sell a type of sports drink that tasted like hydrated powdered Gatorade that was awful in my opinion, beer, wine, water, and not delicious coffee. They probably have other beverage options. Wear comfortable clothing and avoid denim anything. You cannot have a cell phone on practice round days, bring a digital camera with an 8 inch or less lens, or a lot of people were using disposable cameras. The lines for merchandise are ridiculously long and remained that way the day we were there. Plan on 30 minutes just to get into one of the merchandise areas. There are smaller booths selling just Masters baseball styled hats in various spots around the course and those lines appeared to move more quickly. Richard S., is right: the folks working the tournament are very uplifting, polite, and helpful. The restrooms are truly spotless and again, you would be hard pressed to find a more lovely golf course! Given the opportunity do see the Masters in person! I'm so hopeful we get to see the tournament on an actual tournament day! You truly feel you are a part of history!

The scenery is beautiful! . I remember walking the course and eating pimento cheese sandwiches…read more People watching is great!

This course is so beautiful. My favorite part was hearing the roars of the crowd rolling through…read morethe course. It just makes it exciting, I also loved the no cell phone policy. Everyone actually talks to each other. The course is much more hilly than I expected and I felt a little out of shape the next day. The gift shop is always full and expect to drop a few dimes on merchandise you cannot get anywhere else. The concessions is fast and great prices. If you ever get a chance to go don't hesitate. It's a must see.

We visited Augusta National on Day 1 of the Masters tournament. It is the most beautiful and…read morepristine golf course that I have ever seen. The Masters Tournament is an extremely well organized event. The staff were incredible-they were helpful and kind- from the merchandise areas to the restrooms to the food tents. Attending this event was on my bucket list and it was EPIC!!

This square stands out from some dated-looking parts of Augusta's downtown as being nicely…read moredecorated and well manicured. There are sometimes events and food trucks and such here, but often it is just a park with some benches to sit at. It is not especially distinctive, but it is a worthwhile landmark.

This open grass space is between Broad and Reynolds Streets and between 8th and 9th Streets. It is…read moreusually a festival or entertainment area but today it's just grass and is a lovely park. The park is filled with interesting sculpture pieces and is of course headed up by the James Brown Statue. The acre of property has a putting green quality grass area and is circled by a smooth brick walkway. When there are goings on, there is electrical and water available. There is allegedly a free wifi but I couldn't find it today. [Review 14730 overall, 230 of 2021, number 394 in Georgia.]

Great place ! Tons of fun and met great people ! Would go again. 3 fields to play on .read more

I am sorry to do this to my friend who owns the place. I am an avid player. They do not allow 68 to…read moreplay with Rec ball. That's cool.. I rented a 50 cal and used field paint hefty 50$ still not bad. What upset me.. the paint was skittles (leftover paint from returned markers) from previous players. And the marker barely worked. (New Etha,nice) It is usually that much to Play and use equipment but not used paint. Talk about double dipping. Again I am sorry. I will not be back nor recommend to friends.

If you want to feel like a kid again go here!!! I havent been ice skating since my golden birthday…read morethat was 11 years ago. I got here before my friend and still felt welcomed to join the general public. I started to leave her and start skating but I kept my cool and waited. This gave me 30 mins to skate. It was the most liberating 40 mins since I've became an adult . The Christmas songs were on point. It wasn't crowded. The worker there even gave me a quick lesson on how to skate backwards . I took some great pictures. I plan on returning before its over

What a holiday treat. Grab your significant other, your children and friends and enjoy the ice…read more It's only here during the Christmas holiday season. Trust, everlasting memories

Super friendly staff Excellent facilities…read more Courses were all very interesting and different The 3 different 9 holes gave different vibes and options to play Caddies were ok, one day was great next day was mediocre But fun tracks and worthy of a visit

Golf course is beautiful. However the restaurant is something else. While everything was properly…read morecooked and mostly tasty. 1. Cheapest bottle of wine $95 - might be wise to offer a range. Not everyone wants to spend that much for a regular night out. Filet perfectly cooked as were lamb chops. $8 plus sides are put on plate - definitely not the usual shareable size. Creamed spinach wonderful but $8. Our $13.50 burrata and heirloom tomatoes consisted of 4 mealy tomato wedges, a drizzle of balsamic, one basil leaf and a quarter section of a burrata. Never, ever not gotten a whole burrata ball anywhere. While all tasty, no wow factor at all to justify a $200 bill for dinner and 2 drinks.

Great weather for walking the mile track. The only drawback this time of year is the pollen…read more Love taking the kids to the playground. It is a great way to tire them out.

Great place to run in Aiken! During my most recent visit to Aiken, I was looking for a place to…read morerun. We found the track at Odell Weeks Activity Center, and I was very pleased. It is a 1 mile track around, and they have markers every quarter of a mile. This made for the perfect place to enjoy a quick run! Now, I can't speak for the inside of the activity center, but the outdoor public facilities are really great. The track is well maintained, and I liked that there were emergency call boxes on the track, although I felt that the area was pretty safe. They have a section of the park with some outdoor lifting equipment and there are tennis courts on the backside of the park, which are totally free to use. I really enjoyed running here. We did a quick 2 mile run on a Saturday morning, and there were a few other people, but it wasn't overly crowded. I enjoyed the scenery, and there was plenty of parking. I would definitely recommend!