In town for the ANWA and decided to do some shopping. The staff at Edwin Watts were very friendly…read moreand helpful. The selection available for a female golfer was fantastic.

I find myself in the market for a new driver (maybe not...more to come) and new irons. Both my…read moredriver and my irons are 11ish years old. They're in great shape, but it might be time to change due to technological advances. I'm relatively new to Augusta and quickly found Edwin Watts. I was happy to learn that they do NOT charge for swinging clubs and you can get all the stats you want from time in the bay. Interestingly, I hit a number of drivers and none of them went as far or as straight as my current driver. I was surprised! Rather than trying to sell me a driver for the sake of a sale, the young man I was working with told me "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". I respected that. It's important to note that at the time, he didn't know I wanted to look at irons as well. After hitting 5 drivers with varied shaft setups I asked if I could hit some irons. At this point, I had been there for about an hour. The staff was unfazed and allowed me to hit multiple irons with different shaft setups. The managers got involved a bit and offered some ideas. Overall, a great experience. I will definitely buy clubs from Edwin Watts as long as I'm in Augusta. Additionally, I'll refer everyone I know to the store.

The location was a bit difficult to find. I thought it was in the same shopping center as the Belk,…read morebut upon looking at my GPS. I realize you have to drive up a dirt road west of the Belk shopping center. Look at my picture for the road. It is not a difficult find, but could be confusing for a first-timer. Upon entering I was greeted by a friendly dog and a hospital person behind the counter. The location had a small selection of outdoor equipment, but for the size of the store, I thought they did a tremendous of showing a variety of outdoor selection. I was recommended to this store to find climbing equipment and was disappointed in not finding any, but no fault of the store. I noticed that the store had a selection of disc-golf equipment. When I plan to pick up the sport, this would definitely be my first stop. The employees working at the store were top notch in helping me in finding other locations that would have the climbing equipment. I would definitely be back based on their excellent customer service.

Visiting GA for the Christmas holiday and was gifted a paid of On Cloud shoes from Escape Outdoors…read more I needed to exchange the gifted pair for a half size bigger, and a speciality color - the staff went above and beyond to assist in the matter. Despite me living in CO - the team completed the specialty order, emailed an invoice, paid with the gift card, and the shoes arrived within a matter of days. So grateful for the knowledgable staff, who took care of my needs, and followed up multiple times ensuring my order was processed correctly. Thank you & your wonderful staff for taking such great care of my needs! #shoplocal

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.

Was in town rooting for a friend who was competing in the Iron Man 70.3 race. Since I had a few…read moredays to myself and scheduled my tee-time. Upon arriving and picking up my rentals the staff was immensely courteous and friendly. I walked across to the cafe and ordered a breakfast burrito (yum!) to go and off I was to the driving range for a few swings. I was paired with another single who had time for 9 holes and was a local who shared stories about the course and gave me a few good reads! Course was a great condition, it can be challenging but not difficult. Views on the back 9 and conditions played better than the front, but overall great round in under 4 hours on a Friday! Big Fan!

Worst golf experience of my life!!…read more The course is beautiful so we were surprised that it was almost empty until we got half way down the fist fairway. - The golf carts have GPS systems that will not allow you to drive to you ball unless it is in the fairway. I am a bogey golfer and I play from the rough but could not get to my ball. At one point I had 2 wheels on the fairway and the cart was shutdown. On 9 my buddy hit a pop-up in the middle of the fairway and the GPS system would not let us go to the ball. - We got 4 or 5 loud warnings on every hole. I had to reverse on almost every hole because there was no warning..the cart just shut down. There are no signs around the green so the cart stops at each arbitrary distance from the green. If I am going to be fussed at all day..I may as well stay home with the wife! Lol. - Also, the greens are super fast and set-up for 5% of golfers but not much fun for average golfers. - Bottom line is that the course is operated by an insane fanatic golfer that has no understanding of the business of running a golf course. I don't plan to play there again and you got to wonder how many other locals are avoiding the golf course due to the annoying golf cart GPS policy. - One more note...I would bet that when the course managers play the course they are able to turn off all the warnings and GPS limiters that they dictate for the rest of us!