It was a comfotable experience near restaurants and shopping centers. They have a variety of games…read more It can become pricey if you play them all.

We visited Sports Connection on 12/31/24, and it's an amazing place to take kids when they're out…read moreof school! They offer so many activities: * Laser Tag * Bowling * Arcade Games * Jump-N-Play * Esports Gaming Center (Roblox, Minecraft, and more) * Sky Trail Ropes Course * Spin Zone Bumper Cars * Rock Climbing For parents, they also have beer, wine, and concession-style food. The staff, mostly young adults or late teens, were friendly, attentive, and did a great job ensuring everything ran smoothly. There's even a dedicated pickleball area, which adds a unique touch to the facility. This place truly has something for everyone, and my kids and I had a blast. Highly recommend for family fun days or group outings!

Great experience for kids! We did the deal for kids bowl free, you only pay for shoes in the summer…read moreon certain days. They have several bounce houses, which is an extra fee and worth it. They also have an arcade and the games are great.

Great wine and experience. It's a nice lil family owned spot and it felt very welcoming. Would…read moredefinitely go back and look forward to experiencing one of the treehouses. Date Night was my favorite wine and the winearita was delicious

Darling... the drive up is questionable but once you step foot on the property you see why it's…read morenamed that. The tree is massive with steps going up into a beautiful calm hideaway. It was my 1st time and I thought it was endearing. The rocking chairs give it a country vibe. They really capitalized on the space to allow different opportunities. The outside patio is large and from what I can tell always packed for a weekend event. I tried 4 wines and settle on 2 of the sweeter ones. They were good but definitely sweeter than a dinner wine. I rarely get to enjoy sweet ones so I grabbed a few bottles for home. Its definitely a vibe and the tasting experience it's lovely too.

I'd been two years since my first visit and my last review so time for an update…read more It was Black Friday and I joined a group of 16 friends, mostly from Gaston County. We had a 1030a time, good thing I called ahead, there was a one hour frost delay. There were carts and guys waiting all round the #1 tee box and there was no started in sight. I walked in the ProShop, there were 2 guys standing there and I asked one guy was there a starter. He turned to the other guy and he said year, I'm the starter, what can I do for you? I just turned around and walked out. It was stacked up and backed up all 18 holes. It was about 49 degrees and the wind was gusting to 30 mph, then the sun went behind the clouds...brrrr. I will say they have made a lot of improvements from 2 years ago and the greens were in really good shape. They have cleaned up the dust from the clubhouse. For food options, there are hot dogs but they stock a full liquor selection. I had a rain check from my first visit which was a really bad experience. The guy looked at it and said 'this ain't no good'. I said why not, he said it's expired. There was no expiration date on it and when It was issued, I asked if it expired and I was told it did not expire. So much for customer service and building good will.

The coarse is shaping up nicely. Putting in some new elevated tee boxes. All new golf carts last…read moreyear are great. Greens are plush. There hotdogs and all the fixing are the best. The cost to play keeps me coming back. What's not to like about that.

loved the staff.. very friendly, easy to order from and had a great time with our wonderful…read morefriends. Food was very good and the imagination of it was stunning. Wine list was extensive and very good. thanks for being in our wonderful town of Fort Mill

Sadly, I've not been back since 5/22 but today was the day…read more Michelle and I participated in the Third Thursday Art Crawl and afterwards popped in to see what was on. I was hoping to see Albert(a) Wine-Stein aka, Amanda and she did not disappoint! So happy to catch up with her after almost 4 years. I know, I should get out more! They have a great opportunity to select from 50% of wine bottles so Michelle and I selected a Franciscan CabSav from San Miguel, Ca just south of Napa near the Paso Robles area. Just an EXCELLENT choice we concluded, you will NOT be disappointed with this selection with hints of black cherry, carmel and coconut. We settled into one of their many rooms and selected a table where we could order from their menu with a nice selection of appetizers, salads, hand helds and small bites. We shared the Crab Rangoon app & each had the Harvest Salad. All together is was an excellent combination. It was a warm pre-spring evening and just a perfect finish for memorable outing. Kudos to Erin and her support team for making our visit an experience to remember.

This is how I grew up watching dirt tracks in the north; raw, dirty, loud, borderline unsafe and a…read morelittle rough. I've gone to 3 races and for $15, can't beat it.

Great race track to come to. Concession stands were easy to get to with no long lines. Bathrooms…read morewere easily accessible with no long lines. Although, the bathrooms need cleaning. You can pretty much see the whole race track from your seat. However, I recommend sitting as high up as possible for even a better view. This is a half mike oval dirt track. As a result, there wasn't much passing going on during racing. It is not very dusty as I have been to dirt tracks where I couldn't hardly watch the race because of so much dirt in the air and it going in your eyes. After racing was over, dust was all over my car. The food here is very good too. I got several items including; hot dog, nachos and cheese, hot chocolate, and a soda. Servers at the concession stands were nice and friendly and fast in getting up orders.

Ben, Robson and I were invited by Ryder to join him for some Country Club golf at this famed design…read morein rural Rock Hill, SC. This club was designed by A.W. Tillinghast & established in 1934 so it has a long and storied history. Noted for design of Bethpage Black, Winged Foot & Baltrusol courses. The course offers wide open fairways, generous and fast greens and not a lot of water. The greens are all in great condition and fast as glass. Tee boxes are all in great repair though Senior tees don't offer much of an advantage over the White tees. Check in was smooth and easy as a guest and the young man was able to answer all my questions before I even asked. There is a driving range on-site that offers complimentary range balls. You even have an on-site clock to help you be ready for your tee time. The putt practice green is right beside the #1 hole. The cart path is not very wide here so it get's bottle necked because there is so much traffic. Sadly, our electric cart died on the 13th tee box. Ryder was able to quickly get in contact with someone at the pro shop and they had a replacement for us within about 10 minutes. Overall, I really liked the way this course plays. Water only comes into play on a couple of holes though there is a lake on site which adds to the vista. Pace of play was very good as it was a 1230p tee time on a Tuesday. We were able to complete in just about four hours even with a slight rain delay. There is an on-site bar and grill that offers a great view of players rolling off 18.

Lots of family fun and excitement at the Rodeo! Location was easy to find, logistics were well…read morecoordinated, and the event was professionally done. We purchased tickets in advance ($20 each) but they were also available at gate with cash or card. Food options were fun- BBQ food truck, fried everything including elephant ears, fried fish, popcorn, cotton candy, corn dogs, etc. Not a salad in sight, so prepare to indulge. The beverage selection was soft drinks, lemonades with flavoring options, and water. I had a fresh squeezed lemonade with strawberry flavor that was delightfully refreshing. Lots of patrons packed their own cooler and went the BYOB route. The few who openly carried in a box of beer did not really fit in. Most responsible adults were discreet in their own cups, keeping their own trash in cooler, and handled it well. We did see some very young teenagers consuming that was concerning. Rodeo events included bareback bronco riding, saddled bronco riding, break-away calf roping, team calf roping, steer wrangling, barrel racing and of course, bull riding. Some kind of scoreboard or screen would have helped those around us keep track of things, or a visible timer. The announcer did an excellent job of explaining the scoring system and the scores of each ride. I loved the barrel racing. Lots of local talent participated along with the professionals. The rodeo clown stole the show with the kids calf scramble, a young ladies race to retrieve a water bottle, and a very well trained trick horse show. The professionals also did an excellent job of protecting the riders. Parking was easy and well laid out. The arena was in great shape and well cared for. The bleacher seats were well positioned. They could use a few signs to discourage standing or or sitting against the arena railing during the event. Police officers walked through several times to clear folks away from the rails and remind them of the danger.