We were at Red Tail last week to play golf and eat in the restaurant for St Patrick's day. , food…read morewas excellent service was very good. The Golf course in excellent condition especially for early in the year. Very fun club.

I eat at Red Tail often and find the food is excellent and service is great . I love the outdoor…read morepatio. Easter brunch was exceptional and the activities for children was such a welcoming atmosphere for families. Russ K

Beautiful, classic with a modern patio with a backdrop of the breathtaking greens! I shot a wedding…read morehere and the staff and event coordinator Jen was above and beyond friendly and accommodating. The dance spotlights were place intentionally for key photos on the dance floor. I cannot wait to work with them almgain. Also, the food was incredible and many members looked happy and comfortable.

I came to Columbia Hills as a guest for a wedding. When we arrived we noticed parting for both golf…read moreand the wedding.We were able to hitch a ride with the cooks going up who insisted we get on their golf cart for a faster way to get to the wedding ceremony. The outside ceremony was stunning! I love the set up and the cocktail hour and food was top notch. I was amazed at the scenery from the patio overlooking the golf course. The catering in house was impressive with dinner served family style. Any bride looking for a beautiful venue in the fall, please consider Columbia Hills!

Came here for an event and was impressed with the beautiful Christmas decor. Love the beautiful…read morereal tree as you walk in. Great selection of brunch foods. We ordered the special- Huevos rancheros benedict and it was delicious. A lot of flavor and not too heavy.

From the owner: Lakewood Country Club was established in 1921 as a premiere private country club offering its…read moremembers unparalleled amenities and services. The Club offers its distinguished members the environment, facilities and services that satisfy their sports, social and business needs and interests. Lakewood Country Club is a family-centered private club, offering superb swimming, fitness center and tennis facilities. Our 18-hole A.W. Tillinghast-designed golf course is the cornerstone of our existence. At Lakewood Country Club, it is more than a game ... we take pride in a tradition of excellence.

This is the worst golf course I've ever been to, fairways are mud, greens are beat up. This place…read moreand ownership should be ashamed. Just close it down

Big turn around my ass ! Course is a shit hole. The greens are all pot marked just awful…read more The ranger was notified that a group of 4 were taking 25 minutes or more on some holes. He did nothing about it so we dealt with it for 18 holes. We finished just short of 6 hours today for the 18. Never again. 8/4/19

Three stars for knowing an Obie golfer. I wore his golfing hat day in and day out to prove my love…read more Planned daily excursions to the OPL. And when that didn't work, tried to woo him with Velveeta shells and cheese. Still nothing. T-Bone W. where did it go wrong?

I visited for the first time in mid-November 2024 on a Saturday morning. I had never heard about…read morethis tennis center before so I was so excited to check it out. A friend invited me to come play group tennis with her because she has been loving coaching with Coach Aziz since April 2024. GROUP TENNIS DRILLS: The way the class works is that the coach will tell the group what to do. He will start off by feeling the ball to one person (long or short ball) then the group plays doubles. I had so much fun playing tennis with Coach Aziz. I arrived about 10 mins late but I was still able to jump in and play. There were 5 of us ladies on the court so only 4 are playing at a time. But, since we played drills, the 5th person just rotates onto the court every few minutes. It was a very fast paced class which I loved. We all moved the whole 1.5 hours while Coach Aziz gave us tips/lessons. He is super funny and makes the session so fun. Playing a sport recreationally should be fun and not stressful. My tennis racked grip is super old so I bought a tennis grip tape the day before from Target. Once I got to the court, Coach Aziz made a funny joke about how old my racket was because it isn't even designed anymore (LOL) so I was given a newer racket to use. I did not use mine...haha. Individual tennis lessons are also available and you can pick which Coach you want to work with (see my attached photos to this review to view the coaches). While my friend generously paid for me, I think that a group lesson is $25 for an hour. The lesson I attended was an hour and a half though which still cost around $25. If you forget your tennis racket, you can lend one for free (at least, I never paid for the one that I borrowed). I will MOST definitely be back because tennis is my favourite sport to play. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 122/150 total reviews in 2024 - 771 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 8 December 2024

I practice tennis here during winter. Nice place, nice courts, nice golf course. The tennis courts…read morebeing in an air tight bubble sucks though. Also, do NOT attend kids match play on fridays, most boring 2 hours ever.

In response to Russ S I work at Carlisle Golf and even though this response is late, I want to…read moreassure you we sanitized every cart that was used. The owner took great strides to keep everyone safe. Some discoloring on the cart seats do not make them dirty. If you remember right, the cart corral is under a very large oak tree and leaves were falling rapidly. I'm glad you had a good time and do hope you come back. We are a one owner, family run business and I guarantee you that you were treated with respect and the best smile we can give. We appreciate everyone of our customers equally. We were, because of Covid, we're extremely busy. We hired more starters so we could handle the increased column and increased work in sanitizing the carts.

First time playing Carlisle, played the 'Blue' course. Although short in length, just under 2,800…read moreyards for the white tees, it can be a challenging course. I love that it has many mounds mostly on the sides in the rough area. This keeps it from being a totally flat course and can help a wayward ball kick back near the fairway. Greens were in great condition (very few ball marks) and what I consider fast, although cut a little short so several did have some dried out areas on the edges, not uncommon though for this time of year. Signage at each hole is well done. No sand traps, let's face it what weekend golfer enjoys sand traps. Separate women/senior tee boxes with nice distancing from the white tees. Weekday and weekend pricing is among the lowest you will find. Reason for that may be due to what I list below. Now for the bad: Cash only, no credit cards, there is an ATM. The carts are not good. Looking inside numerous carts they are filthy, mold on the bodies of most, leaves all over, and dirty. I can almost guarantee they are not sanitized carts during this Covid crisis. If you're playing the Blue course it is a long hike to the 1st hole if you're walking. The men's (white tee) 9th hole is 372 yards and listed as a par 5, a straight away 372 yard hole. This length for a straight hole is not a par 5. Tee boxes are mostly weeds, as are the fairways. You will get no 'fluff' lie on the fairways as you would on most courses that actually have grass on the fairways since the weeds here are ground hugging, it's like hitting off dirt. The greens are small and all are the same shape- turtle shell/domed, no imagination was put into making some distinctive greens. Cart paths end at the 3rd hole. I'm surprised there weren't more cart ruts, especially near the tees. Along the right side of the first hole is a long stretch of cut tree limbs and trunks stacked for around 40 yards and looks like they've been there for years. Along the side near the 2nd green is an old fire truck which when you get closer is in bad shape, a rusting white van (open window) and what appears to be a non functional utility company type truck. Now maybe the worst: Between the 1st and 2nd hole is a host of discarded junk, a graveyard of old cart parts and everything but the kitchen sink (although it may be in there). I really thought for awhile I was in a salvage yard, it really had me wondering if the owners really have any pride. With some cleanup and investment this could be a really nice place. Maybe the other 18 holes are in better shape, someday I will check it out. I'll likely return and try to ignore the bad vistas and other drawbacks.