Nice studio. But the instructors are hit or miss. There's a few really good ones. I'd love to go…read moreSundays but that instructor is not organized and can cause you injury. She needs more training. There's another new one who is not certified. The level 1 class is too easy and there are not enough 1.5 classes. I hope they get a few better instructors and offer more 1.5 classes so I can get the most out of my unlimited class membership this summer.

Beautiful open well equipped studio with great instructors and many different classesread more

This SYS which is heavily supported by generous locals, is now showing its age after over two…read moresuccessful decades of heavy use. There are many positives. Members are generally very satisfied with the many services and programs. The fitness center is well equipped and supervised and is kept in excellent operating condition. There are plenty of TVs with convenient connectivity to those working out. The main gym is large and accommodating to team soccer, basketball , archery and pickleball. Pickleball nets are easily assembled and the gym weekday mornings welcome free open pickleball. The locker rooms and bathrooms are very clean. There is an on-site excellent physical therapist in the fitness area, who is my go to PT expert, Mr. Matthew Mobius. On the negative side, the building is in much need of a tune up. The SYS Administration does not have a consistent record of friendly and responsive management. The front desk may be staffed with poorly supervised youth doing mandated community service. The squash court walls are particularly beat up, in immediate need of repair. Parking is often lacking due to the strong popularity of SYS. Unfortunately the facility lacks an indoor pool. SYS is an important part of the Hamptons and there is really nothing else nearby that offers such a varied and affordable sports venue. The nearest YMCA has an excellent indoor pool and is located in East Hampton.

Nice little park adjacent to the Tennis club. Soccer field is good for small sided games. Watch…read moreyour GPS it may mislead you. Mine had me go 1/4 of a mile past the entry road.

Carpe Diem was another stop on my fitness journey this week. I was looking for a class that fit…read morewith my schedule, sounded like something I could do that wouldn't kill me, and Carpe Diem's core class fit the bill. The studio itself is large and spacious. The workout equipment is in great shape and spotlessly clean thanks to the hardworking attendant whose job it is to set up and clean up. The instructor introduced himself and welcomed me to class, and explained the set up of the class and how the intervals would be done. He asked me if I had any injuries, I told him none except for the fact that I'm really out of shape. He laughed and promised me any modifications I need, and told me to go at my own pace. This was a really challenging class, but the instructor and group camaraderie made it fun and bearable. I'd recommend Carpe Diem to anyone looking for a fun and effective workout.

I worked there for 21 years. I was fired for no reason. Im coach Mark. I was there since the…read morebusiness started with coach Rob. The gym was moving away from coaching gymnastics and more like babysitting while teaching basic gymnastics. There was a team there, I helped coach it. I worked there full time from, 2003 to 2024. Sad to see it turn out the way it is. If you want gymnastics go to gym nation or gold medal, hampton gymnastics is good too. I don't recommend FFG.

Owners are dedicated to ensuring a safe environment and development of the gymnasts' skills. Love…read moreFlip Flop!!

About as hamptonsy as you can get. A bunch of white men in polos practicing their swings. I played…read morethe mini golf course and i really appreciated the replicas of historical landmarks of the hamptons... like a mini trip around the south fork. Difficulty was good and i liked the water hazards. I didnt try the restaurant but the prices looked cheap and someone said it was good.

I went here this past weekend to play mini golf and I had a great time. The course was beautiful…read moreand even got to learn about some of Long island's history throughout the course.

The only thing I didn't like about this place was the assistant who helps the therapist. Very tall…read moreand very nasty. Not accomodating to my needs, which he did't like. It was also hard to get an appointment.

i can't say enough about victoria at nofo pt. she's hands down the best and takes actual care of…read moreher patients needs. i have always gotten attention specific to me and i always always walk away with relief. i wish i lived here permanently so i could work with her more often. i haven't found anyone this good in NJ.

As a novice golfer I found the staff friendly but BEWARE of the boys' club…read more I was behind, not holding anyone up and a foursome of men said women have no place golfing. I thought golfers were supposed to have some etiquette!

Staff very friendly…read more Greens in decent condition. Course not so much. Very soggy, poor drainage. Very inexpensive and for what it is course is great.

I attended their cowboy cookout themed event at Clubhouse and it did not disappoint. Local vendors…read moreand restaurants were all grilling up their own dishes, and I got to be a judge for the day (bucket list moment, not gonna lie). Tried so much amazing food, and the two dishes I picked ended up winning, so it's safe to say the quality was there. Clubhouse was one of the winners! Great DJ, cocktails and mocktails, raffles, and a fun after party to close it out.

Insane--it's football season there are dozens of TVs in the place. The same game (Premier league…read moresoccer no less) and they are clueless on how the technology works. Fans coming in to watch their favorite teams and these guys don't know how to change channels on the TVs to accomodate. They are hapless. Everyone winds up leaving.