The Richardson Chamber of Commerce holds a weekly network meeting on Wednesday mornings at The…read moreDrawing Board. The facility accommodates a variety of meetings, get togethers, and workspace needs. We set up tables and chairs in a U-shape, lowered the screen, projected a slide show, had a presentation and a network meeting. There was a separate kitchen area where people could get coffee or water. Someone brought bagels, but it looked like you could do more in the kitchen space should you want to. There were a variety of tables and chairs grouped together throughout the facility creating unique rooms such as a cafe, bar, lounge, and general workspace. If you needed an office or conference room, you could certainly hold it here. I have no idea what the price is for the space. It seems they are missing out on an opportunity to get this information to people visiting. It seems like they should have a large price board advertising this or at the very least require groups meeting here to mention this. In all fairness, they did have a reception area at the front that ai breezed past because it was so early. No one was staffing the area at 7am. This place had a very casual, playful, and informal feel to it. I could imagine renting it out for other group meetings and events. They seem to have all of the basics covered.

Incredible facility! We rented a large seminar room for our team's all day strategic retreat. The…read moremanager was incredibly easy to work with and went above and beyond to make our experience good. We had a photographer come in for headshots and pretty much had the run of the facility. We also did a guacamole making competition as a team build activity. She let our facilitator come in the evening before to do set up. Tech was good, the space worked for our needs and all in all we loved it. One cool additional feature they could add sometime in the future would be an ice machine and a filtered water spigot at the sink. These are small things that would only elevate the space even more.

Here for a team building event there is something for every level and everybody…read more We played a ping pong game, 9 square, and a dice game. At the end for those that wanted could play glow in the dark doge ball. The guys working were friendly and explained the games good. It was hard to hear them wince our group was 95 people. I would recommend this place for company team building events.

Chris and Vic were amazing!! Our organization came here for a corporate event and it was so fun…read more Very interactive and challenging. Lots of teamwork but the obstacle course was phenomenal! I was terrified and Chris and Vic were so supportive patient and encouraging! I got through the entire thing without being mentally or physically prepared lolol. This was one of the best corporate experiences I've had!

Founders Hall at Richardson's Women's Club (RWC) is a large free standing building that can be…read morerented for a variety of events. I came here recently for a financial seminar. The RWC is tucked away in a neighborhood in the City of Richardson. You'll weave through a few residential streets and think to yourself, "this can't be right", and then all of a sudden you'll find a circle drive that leads to the older front house. If you follow the road to the back, you will find a lot of parking. Founder's Hall is easily accessed from the back parking lot. The facility has chairs and round tables for events. Our presenter projected a slide show presentation, so I'm assuming that WiFi, screen, projector, and technology support are provided to events here. The grounds look like they boarder a golf course, so there is a nice open green space along the back of the property. This is a City of Richardson facility that is available to rent.

The Richardson Woman's Club is a beautiful hidden gem located in a quiet neighborhood in East…read moreRichardson. It is near Jupiter and Campbell roads. It backs up to Sherrill Park Golf Course but is not affiliated with it. They have a beautiful gazebo for outdoor weddings. I have been to a handful of events at this club, including weddings over the past 30 years. It was the perfect venue for an intimate wedding that I attended last month. The wedding had chairs set up in front of the gazebo for the ceremony and some tall tables outside the building for socializing before the dinner reception. When it was time to go inside and find your assigned table, you could see the dance floor and the buffet line for food. Restrooms were located right off the room. There was plenty of parking in the front and back of the club building.

Pretty pricey compared to other trampoline parks at $30/2 hours. They do let you bring in your own…read moretrampoline socks which is great bc who want to buy more of those ugly socks. But this one by far is the most unique. So many different types of things here for a decent age range- maybe around 3-10. Their obstacle course and the ball pit is the most creative and unique I've seen. My kids really liked it a lot. Also cool they have a screen that you throw balls for a game. The wall art is also so good.

This is one of the largest spots I've ever seen as far as indoor play places. There is sooo much…read morevariety and it is good for ages ranging from 2-15 even, perfect for families with lots of kids. The play "sand" pit is actually made of no - mess plastic "sand" but felt super realistic, I've never seen that and it was sooo cool not to worry about the mess. The only down side is that the weekend crowd was INSANE. It is new, so maybe the hype will die down, but I will opt for a morning or a weekday in the future. It did take away a bit from the experience and I'll update my review, but long lines, new staff that still seemed to be working out tech issues, and poor monitoring of spaces (we played in the LEGO area and there wasn't a single monitor - kids are fighting, throwing blocks, and knowing down decorative pieces so parents had to step in) unfortunately are the reasons I can't give 5 starts just yet. A lot of potential and may be a totally different experience on a less busy day. Would never go back on a weekend evening.

Met a couple of contacts at the Park City Club for breakfast while on a recent business trip,…read morehosted by a member of the club. Heck of a buffet, heck of a view and on this particular morning, we had the entire place to ourselves. What an outstanding professional staff, as well. I can't think of a much better place to have an spirited negotiation over breakfast.

Have been up there few times with a member and the staff has always been incredibly nice and…read morewelcoming. Same for the members. Drinks are very solid and food is delicious.

It's a huge location! There are two bars, one when you first walk in and one near the golf courses…read more We have a private bay and we're able to sit and order food/ drinks. The server did forget to bring the drinks, but the food was fresh and accurate. My family enjoyed themselves. I would recommend walking around and doing the community courses instead of the private bay (personal preference)!

I've been to Puttshack's Downtown Atlanta location before, so I know this concept can be a lot of…read morefun when it's managed properly. Unfortunately, this location was the exact opposite experience. The place was extremely overcrowded, and the pace of play was terrible. Nearly every hole had a backup, and by the end of the round it felt like we were watching putt-putt rather than playing it. What really stands out is that this doesn't seem like a one-time issue. After reading other reviews, I found plenty of people describing the same problems: overcrowding, constant bottlenecks, and long waits between shots. When the same complaint keeps appearing, it's no longer an issue of bad luck, it's clearly a management problem. What's most frustrating is that I've seen Puttshack get this right. The Downtown Atlanta location was busy too, but groups kept moving and the course flowed smoothly. Here, it felt like management kept packing more people into the venue without any concern for the actual guest experience, I mean the whole course moved like rush-hour traffic. Another important note would be the attentiveness of the staff. Even on a Saturday, at 3pm mind you, the lower bar was empty when we walked in, and the staff of three at the upper bar seemed to have issues managing a line consisting of two. I nearly waited 5 minutes for even an acknowledgement, which is not the kind of experience you'd expect BEFORE the evening rush. The technology and courses themselves are great, but that's hard to appreciate when you're spending most of your time waiting for the group ahead of you. For the price, I expected a lot better. Until they address the overcrowding, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. Life is too short to spend it waiting in line between putts.

I've been taking lessons here all summer, starting at Advanced Beginner and am now starting a…read moresecond session of 3.0 drills. The instruction has been great, and I've improved dramatically since starting! And at the prices ($65 for AB and $95 for 3.0/3.5) I plan to keep going back for more. A true value!

I've played here a few times with my USTA team, and have done a few drills. I enjoy the drills…read more(doubles tactis). The facility has several courts which is nice, but there is no barrier between courts and loose balls at our feet were always a concern. I know the impact courts don't have water, but would be really nice to have shade and water on court.

Liv golf was here and I saw Bryson dechambeau up close. It was such an amazing experience! I loved…read moreit! The course was well maintained and big. Lots of land to walk

I've been a member for over 3 years and the golf course is incredible, the staff is wonderful and…read moreextremely attentive. If you ask they just say "Yes". The caddie program is fantastic. I have been a member at four other clubs and none compare to Maridoe.