Amazing Dawgs home game. Easy parking, fun environment. Go Dogs! Every year the promos are…read moreexcellent.

Best Tailgating facility in the world! Go Dawgs! Sic em!read more

Beautiful space with a huge tv screen to watch games on very comfortable chairs. Area for printing…read moreand getting passports. Great location just across the stadium. Very clean area with restrooms and plenty of comfy seating. There is a marketplace in the center as well as Chick fil A and a pizza place.

Starbucks, pool tables, Chick-fil-A, Panda Express, sushi, Barbados...what could be better! Tate is…read morea great place for the students, parents, staff and faculty to get together to grab some food, get your student ID made, get cash, see a movie and so much more! I am rating 4 stars because their bathrooms need renovation. If you need to use the bathroom during a football game go go MLC instead! They are much cleaner and way more stalls, so there is never a line!

We were there 5/31 for the Allstar tournament. My mother who is handicapped forgot her walker…read more Not sure who the young man was, but he provided a ride to and from field 5 on the gator. He was a life saver! Thank you

It's ok. Not the prettiest but if you just want to do a mile without having to go to Bay Creek's…read moretrack around the field or Briscoe Park, this is your place. I created this section of this Harbins Park so all the information you see is written by me unless someone edits it. They have a playground in the middle of the fields where the tables and bathroom is at. That area is really nice. Lady's bathroom no soap-10-28-16

Thought the Athens Half deserved its own Yelp listing -- it's growing fast and has a bright future…read more I highly recommend this race for runners who want to have a good time, enjoy great scenery at the nicest time of year for North Georgia weather, and still experience a course that will challenge them a bit. PLUSES: Excellent course with a nice mix of challenging and relatively easy segments. I didn't run last year, but some who did told me that it's a big improvement over the grueling uphill section leading to last year's finish line. Looking at the finish times compared to 2011, this is definitely a faster course. This year's course was difficult enough in spots that serious runners needed to think about what they're doing, but still forgiving enough for beginners to enjoy. Some steep downhills, a few sneaky-tough uphill sections, and several stretches where you needed to open it up and take advantage of the terrain to hit your time. Nice mix of in-town neighborhoods, open road and the UGA campus. Water stations were plentiful and well-organized. GREAT volunteers -- can't thank them enough for contributing to a successful race. LOTS of folks out cheering the runners, especially in the Cobbham, around Five Points and then on the bridge past Sanford Stadium. I'm sure the UGA fans enjoyed the final lap through the stadium. Traffic control and route marking were good, with one exception (see below). MINUSES: The runner refuel area was too small and prone to traffic jams. Not quite a train wreck, but definitely too tight for comfort. This DEFINITELY needs to be addressed next year. It wasn't too bad when I finished (1:32:00) but when the first big waves of runners hit about 10-15 minutes later, you could tell people coming off the course were frustrated and uncomfortable trying to navigate the crowds. I didn't need the porta-pots on the course, but I heard other runners complain that they were too few and far between. There was one point on the course, at Milledge and the Loop, where traffic coming off the freeway wasn't being controlled by police. The drivers I saw were very polite and stayed out of the runners' way, even when the light had changed, but it was a safety issue. Suggestions for next year: I started towards the front, just behind the 1:30:00 pace group. Everybody up there seemed to know what they were doing, but I can't speak for those further back. Given the size of the race, though, a more formal start wave system might be a good idea for next year.

Loved the course. Water stops were great. Loved that it was not HUGE. Loved my age group prize…read more(coffee mug)! But if you are in it for the shirt--forget it! Black. Ill-fitted. Cheap fabric. I requested a small. The label said it was a small. It wasn't. Probably ordered and picked out by a man (sorry!).

This place is why "country clubs" get a bad reputation. They act as if their municipal course is…read moreas exclusive as Augusta National. What a joke.

Jennings Mill CC owes my business $14,000 - and they are not paying their bills. Been 8 months and…read morekeep getting the run around. Beware

I love Thunder Tumbling and it's not just a gym it's a family. I've on there teams for two seasons…read moreand it was so fun. They have amazing staff/coaches I LOVE them they always make you feel like you belong there. I definitely recommend Thunder Tumbling.

Doesn't exist anymore. A bunch of shop but no batting cages. Left message but no responseread more

Justin Pannell is an amazing coach. He has been a mentor, a teacher, and an inspiration for my son…read more He has a unique approach to coaching that incorporates much more than just the physical aspect of the game. He not only cares about my son improving his game on the field but expects him to apply the skills he is learning in life. He truly makes a positive difference in Wyatt's life.