I've been playing in the women's league for a couple years now! Amazing people, even better staff!…read moreNice quick par 3 course, with the option to head to their wine bar right after!

You can Golf, mini golf, hitting cages and all that is great but what is a hidden gym is Prestyn's…read moreWine Bar. Obviously wine and beer available but also some good food. We had the Italian Pizza and the Goat Cheese with Honey Drizzle and was awesome. Live music on occasion. Highly recommended!

As a Shriner the organization here is a great way to have brothers and a place to eat, drink, swim…read moreand golf among your brothers who help children. In this self-served world they are all about helping the best interest of the kids and their families.

Give it a try! Grounds were great shape. No early tee times-8 am start. Staff very helpful. Bar…read morenot open until 11

This is the best kept secret in Northwest Missouri. If you want to feel like you are going back in…read moretime, all you need to do is drive down the Belt Hwy. and pull into this vintage Mini Golf Course. The owners have tried to keep everything as original as possible to when it opened in the 40s. Come play one of its three courses and stay for a root beer float on the patio. I promise you won't be disappointed.

Looking for a place to play mini-golf with our great nephews, we decided to try Cool Crest since I…read morehad been there many years ago and had good experiences. We found the staff very friendly, prices reasonable, and three well-kept courses of varying difficulty. They also offer concessions but since we were going to dinner afterwards, we passed. It is conveniently located on the N Belt Hwy so easy to get into and out of. I think the one thing I enjoy most about Cool Crest are the number of mature trees interspersed throughout the property. They help maintain a relaxed environment and help with the typical subtropical heat that is common in this area. Pro Tip: They don't take Apple Pay That said, I highly recommend this Cool Crest mini golf course for anyone looking for some clean fun.

I've been here a few times with friends and youth groups and it was a really nice feel to it. The…read morecourse is new and well-maintained, and is challenging enough without being frustrated. We love the water features, as well as the snow cones we get when we're done with our game. The workers were always friendly and helpful.

I just tried their summer speedway. My friend got whiplash and a concussion, and me and one of my…read morefriends got leg injuries. Staff yelled at a 13 year old because her car wasn't working. (It was also her birthday) and when we went in, the same staff member yelled at me and my friends cars wouldnt reverse.

Not the best course, quality is moderate but the employees are some of the most unprofessional I…read morehave ever encountered.

A nice course tucked away behind the football field at Missouri Western State University. The front…read morenine are mostly short par threes, with plenty of trees to get in your way and a few fairways crisscrossing one another. So be patient if there are multiple groups out chucking some disc. However, the course really opens up on the back nine, located on the other side of the ravine. Not many technical shots are required on holes 10 through 18, as obstacles are few and far between. But you can really rip your drives and expect a longish upshot to the basket. Not a bad course at all, even though the holes get monotonous. Note that you'll get in between three and four miles of walking before you're done, which ain't a bad workout at all.

It is very rare that I give a negative review for anything, anywhere, beyond a few words and at…read moreleast 3 stars (I do allow for mix-ups and things that I just don't prefer). However, Barnes Acres DOES deserve this review and a whole lot more. This past weekend my non-profit group rented the "campgrounds" and "event space" for an annual event. We knew that most of the populace of our event would either be camping or hoteling, though some (like my friends and I) decided to rent cabins for the weekend. At $117 for the 2 nights, we figured that's a pretty good deal. Knew that the cabins did not have running water, nor any bathroom facilities IN the cabins, but as most of us normally tent camp, that was considered luxury. The problems began upon arrival. The check-in point for our group had NO idea who to contact nor if the cabins were open for those of us that did rent a cabin. And I didn't, either - because of the 4 times I tried to get ahold of the camp owners, zero times were they responsive (turns out there was a reason for that - we'll get to that in a moment). BUT we persevere - up to the cabins we went! Thankfully, we found our cabin - Cabin 6. How? Well, there was no number on the cabin, but we extrapolated that our cabin was between cabin 5 and 7. Turns out cabin 1 didn't exist, but that's neither here nor there. Along with the pile of trash in the stinky trash-can outside our cabin door (which was left open and there was a sticky drink cup on the railing), we found it just fine. Next came the surprises - per the website we were promised "2 double beds on the main floor with 2 lofts above. The lofts sleep 2-4 kids on each side (depending on the size of the kids)." Now, to us, that mean there'd be mattresses up in the lofts as well as the two double beds below. Fortunately, it was only the 3 of us in the cabin because there were no mattresses in the lofts. And what were in the lofts - dirt, grime, random refuse from what we assume were small animals, no one would want to sleep in. But it was okay - the 3 of us (a married couple and myself) made it work. We thought. Imagine our surprise when 20 minutes into finally getting to bed (we moved the stinky trash can, found a lightbulb in a neighboring cabin - because the lamp that we had in our cabin didn't have any, and decided that the permanent resident behind the cabin probably was okay to be around - we hadn't seen him and he seemed fairly quiet), the bed collapsed under my friends! I don't think I have to tell any of you dear readers that this does not a good night make. We ended up moving their mattress to the floor and spent a very stressed out night trying to get some sleep. In the morning, we went to the main event space to find out that there were several other issues our group was dealing with: 1) no running water in the kitchen. 2) only one shower working on the whole campground. 3) the promised golf cart was not in evidence (though WAS a part of our contract when our group decided to run the event from this space - there are a LOT of hills on this place) 4) dogs being locked up in one of the cabins - that had been reserved (along with the endless defecation that dogs tend to do when being locked up) 5) the site not being cleaned up from a wedding a few days before our event 6) one of the owners being in jail for check fraud (oh no - did I let the cat outta the bag??) 7) no one answering any of our texts, calls, requests, anything I don't think I need to go on. If you want a good place to rent out for camping, a wedding, an event, or anything else in Savannah, MO - look elsewhere. This place is a damn dump.

I've always had great experiences with the staff and with the selection of merchandise. Considering…read moreit wasn't too long ago that in order to walk into a sports goods store with this kind of selection meant driving to Kansas City, I appreciate our local DICK'S Sporting Goods.

called about a BOB, display model, it had black marks, some damage, asked if it was for sale at a…read morediscount, spoke to a manager, after being on hold for 5 min, while phone rang in fitness, no answer, manager was abrupt, rude, offered to sell me one of 7 in the back, at a higher price than Century martial arts, with free shipping. Stated it gets alot of use, and is keeping it. The Bob was on a 8' shelf, pushed to the back. Clearly not accessible to customers, or the store personnel. Why would they have a dirty, marked (black visible marks), on Display, for product advertisement.