Wow I was surprises how crappy this dicks is. I go to dicks sports in Columbus and Illinois all the…read moretime and always have a good experience. My buddy and myself went in to measure him up for a bow. I was going in to look at rangefinders. First the bow selection was horrible. Second we were trying to get someone to measure my buddies draw length an we could not get anyone to help us. Lastly, when I did get someone to ask about a range finder, he said " that one is not good, don't buy it" and then he walked away. Piss poor customer service!!!!

Don't listen to the old reviews. Ive been twice in the past week, and both times the General…read moreManager at this store is attentive and greeting customers as they enter the store. All associates are friendly and engaging in a way that feels natural. I don't usually review stores, but I could tell there is a good culture that has been established here, making this store stand out to me.

This location has a great selection of both pro and college…read more Highlighting our home grown teams OSU, Akron, Kent State with some OU and John Carroll thrown in. Tons of excellent Browns, Guardians and Cavs gear. Pricing is on par with others with a much better selection. Neat clean and organized with a helpful courteous staff. Lots of sizes from children to big and tall. If you're a fan or shopping for one this is the place!

There's something on the floor that can help you. Great customer service. The store has everything…read more Wish they offered coupons and more incentives for purchases.

I've got several bikes in my stables because I enjoy riding bikes on different surfaces. I keep…read moreextra bikes around in case my kids and relatives want to go on a bike ride. I sold two bikes recently that either were uncomfortable or weren't being used for cash. I intended to use that cash to buy myself a new, comfortable, quality bike. As I did my research, I fell in love with the Trek Verve 3. I also noticed that there is a global shortage of bikes right now. Bikes are on back order and there is a mad dash for bikes every week when deliveries arrive. I noticed that my local Walmart and Dick's Sporting Goods had no adult bikes on their shelves this past weekend. One bike shop told me that they sold nearly 400 bikes in one week. That's crazy. So, I stopped by Eddy's to see if the Trek Verve 3 size extra large would fit me. A staffer greeted me when I walked in and helped me find the bike I was looking for. He asked for my height, which was the same as his, and he said, 'Sorry, we don't have your size (large) in stock. All we have is the extra large'. I asked if I could ride the bike anyway and after giving him my driver's license, he let me ride it. I liked the bike, but even with the seat down, I could barely reach the ground with my toes - that's a pretty big bike frame! I also inquired about the Bluetooth devices that can transmit riding information to my cell phone. He said the bike I was interested in was specifically built to accommodate such a device. The staff answered all of my questions, but that was the extent of his help. The one thing the employee didn't do was check other Eddy's Bike Shops for the bike I was interested in. Since there is a global shortage of bicycles right now, I think he assumed there wouldn't be any. But after I left, I called all the bike shops in the area. A different Eddy's location told me to call the Stow location, which I promptly did. Neither employee referred me to the Eddy's Bike Shop website. However, upon calling the Stow location, the knowledgeable staffer there informed me that not only did they have the bike I wanted in the size I wanted, but I could order it online AND have it delivered to my local Eddy's location. Outstanding! The first two employees should have mentioned this option. Anyway, I bought the awesome Trek bike and the Bluetooth device online and they will be available in a couple days at my local Eddy's. I'm so excited! Can't wait for my new bike.

This is the OG of bike shops in the area and the first place I thought of when buying a new bike…read more Hadn't owned a bike in some time and went into the shop as a complete newbie to these hybrid types. Frank in Stow was incredibly patient and informative and helped me land the perfect ride! He fit the bike seat, helmet, and helped me load the bike in my car. The Montrose location was helpful too. Thank you!

This Hollister is one of the nicer and more organized ones I have been to. The staff is always…read morefriendly and helpful with any questions about merchandise. Great selection and variety both in regular price and clearance clothes. Store is clean and neat. Only downfall is the rewards system, but that is a corporate issue not specific to this store.

The clothing selection here was good but that was about it. The customer service is very poor…read moreconsidering how many employees were on duty. Me and my family waited for about twenty minutes in line with only two people checking out ahead of us. It is also dark in the store and. I had trouble judging what I really liked. I would only shop again if they had a big sale.

Great course our league plays there every year. Usually it's on our schedule in early spring and…read morethe course is usually a little damp. Love the lay out of the place. Makes you feel like you can score easily, but don't be fooled. You can get yourself in some serious trouble. High handicappers will really like this course because it's easy to see where your ball goes. If you want to shape more of your shots or possibly drive a reachable par4 this course will challenge you to think a bit. Smallish clubhouse, old carts, large practice putting green, beautiful views. Good place lose yourself in your game. Places like this needs to be around. I hope more of the community supports this business. We're losing too many golf courses to warehouses.

Worst course ever. Could barely tell the rough from the fairway. Had very little instructions where…read moreto go and didn't know which hole was which.