I went to Aloha to get fitted and had a great experience! Thomas really spent his time with me and…read morewent through several clubs and brands to make sure we got the best fit. I actually did more than one fitting to get everything right. They were very accommodating and did a great job. I've had several custom sets of clubs and this is by far the best fitting and experience I've had so far.

Extremely professional crew that runs this operation. I bought a set of irons there and received…read morecustomer service that meets my expectations. This is the only golf center in Las Vegas that I would recommend to another player.

I just want to say Club Champion has amazing club fitters! Chase, Stan and Brandon are my new go…read moreto fitters to get my game on track! Club Champion is seriously legit and those guys are professional and more importantly so patient and passionate about optimizing your game! I will go to no other fitters from here on out! Thank you Chase, Stan and Brandon for enhancing my golf game! I am a retired Military veteran and they all treated me amazing. Get fitted it's the best thing for your game!!

TL;DR - Club Champion has a predatory business model. Unless you are wanting to pay big bucks for…read moreoverpriced equipment, I would urge you to get fitted elsewhere. I am in the market for a new driver, as my current gamer is about 7 years old. I specifically chose this timeframe to get a new driver, as the major manufacturers recently announced their new year's model, and have discounted the previous year's model. The new model's aren't on shelves yet -- they are only taking pre-orders and expect shipping to occur the second week of February. My thought was I could get a good deal on one of the now discounted models, so I booked my Club Champion fitting. I have had multiple fittings for about every club in my bag over the past several years. I have gone through True Spec, previous home golf course, direct from manufacturer and Golf Galaxy. Thus, I pretty much know what to expect. I was immediately disappointed when I showed up to the fitting asking about certain models from the previous year that are now discounted, literally just as of this week. Supposedly, as soon as the manufacturers even announce a new product line, Club Champion gets rid of the previous years model and only starts fitting for the new model, which again, AREN'T EVEN IN STORES YET AND ARE CURRENTLY PRE-ORDER ONLY. That was a bummer, but I figured I'd already driven to the store so I might as well hit some drivers and get some data. They have a very brief conversation about what you're currently playing, and what you're looking for in a new club. They never asked what my price range would be. I warmed up with my current driver getting some baseline data on swing speed, ball speed, etc. I told the fitter I would be interested in Callaway (my current driver brand), Taylormade and Titleist as I have had good success with these club brands in the past. He immediately picked out one Callaway head and a Tour AD shaft and had me hit some. Their goal is to find the right shaft first, then hone in on the club head. I tried three different shafts, all of which felt "meh". I then advocated for trying the same brand of shaft that I'm currently using (Project X Hzrdus), since I was also previously fit for it and do find it to play well. So he grabbed two different models of that brand and I hit a few with both. Ultimately, we settled on the same shaft I have in my current gamer, albeit a newer version (Black Gen 5). I then basically had to ask for which club heads I wanted to try (as opposed to him using my data to come up with what he thought would be best, as most fitters do). I ended up hitting and liking a Titleist model the best, so we now had both the shaft and club ready to go. We then picked out a grip (same one I currently use) and he provided me with a final invoice. This is where things got infuriating. The quote for this driver was $820 before tax, $915 after tax. The breakdown was: $450 for driver head, $350 for shaft, $21 for grip. Despite Titleist not having recently announced a new model, the driver head was put on sale to match Taylormade and Callaway's discount of their previous year's models. However, the shaft I wanted is a stock offering from Titleist and available at no additional cost when ordered directly from the manufacturer. I pointed this out to my fitter when questioning why it would cost $350 if ordered from Club Champion. To which his response was something like "Well our shafts are tour spec'd and come with pureing." If you haven't heard of shaft pureing, it is purely a marketing gimmick with no benefit to the average golfer. I told him I did not want the pureing thinking it would lower the cost. He said it would only drop the cost by about $50, and the shaft would still cost ~$300. Again, I asked why I would pay an exorbitant amount through them when I could get the EXACT SAME SHAFT from Titleist at no additional cost. On top of this, the EXACT SAME GRIP only costs $12 through Titleist. He was unable to give me an explanation, so I promptly said I appreciated his time, but would only be paying for the cost of the fitting and then order the driver directly through Titleist. The fitting fee for a driver was $175. To get fitted from Golf Galaxy, it costs $79. In hindsight, I should've gone to Golf Galaxy as they have the same trackman data provided by Club Champion. With a little self-directed research, you can learn what to look for in a club head and shaft to optimize things like club head speed, ball speed and spin rate, and effectively guide yourself through your own fitting. Side note: during the fitting, my fitter was fumbling through just about everything. He had a hard time working the trackman software -- tagging the wrong clubs and unable to show shot dispersion or impact location at certain times. He also fumbled with the equipment, accidentally adding loft and adjusting lie angle when switching heads when I specifically told him at the beginning I wanted everything to stay neutral.

Got some new football cleats for the stringbean, growth spurt! Mens size 7 wide Nike Alpha black…read more Under $60 with tax. You go to the Kiosk to "order" a fitting. You have to be closeby. Stringbean tried one pair but it was narrow and low-cut. So, the next one was wide and had more of a high-top feel. Much better. Winner! Nice dudes in the shoe department. Thank you. Well stocked. Big store. Seemed to have many sports categories covered. Man, the bathroom was very hard to find. Left most corner of the store. Checkout was easy. Just a few other customers in line. Not very busy in the daytime.

This location has a lot of everything when it comes to athletics. They have my favorite shoes "On…read moreCloud " & a very nice variety of them as well. There is a lot of too name brands for athletic gear to chose from. From girls-women's and boys-men's. Even if you are needing golf gear or fitness equipment they got it. The store is very clean and pretty easy to navigate through. The prices are comparable to other stores. Yet, it depends on what store you're comparing it to. The service is where they have dropped the ball. One thing you will always notice is how the sales team is nowhere to be found. Most of the time they seem to back in the back avoiding customers. When they do assist you. They point where something is and truly don't want to help you at all. I have had multiple experiences like this when I have come in to pick up items. I will say July 4th weekend. An amazing sales associate named Vanessa truly went out of her way and helped me look for some items in departments she didn't even work in. She even went into the back trailer that is dark and hot to find a pair of girls Nike pants. Which I had been in there before looking for the same ones. The system said that they had one available. Yet it was nowhere to be found on the floor. While Vanessa was helping me. Her team associates were in the back and not on the floor. I was told that the store gets hit with people stealing a lot. I can see why. The sales associates aren't even on the store floor. They're in the back hiding or "doing work". I recommend the store for your next shopping experience. However, find Vanessa to help you. You won't regret it. She deserves 10 Stars for her outstanding work and dedication. Thank you once again Vanessa!

The eight of us played the Arnold Palmer Cloud 9 course which was 12 par 3's…read more Of the eight players, four of us rented two golf carts. It was $30 green fee plus $10 per player for the cart. Oh, cart path only. No problem. We didn't want to walk in the desert heat and wind. Although the temperature was mild yesterday morning. Our tee time was at 7:50am. If you want a challenge, this course provided it. Water hazards, bunkers, rocks and boulders, and barrancas. There's only one tee box at each hole. The best I could do was two bogeys. Fun was had by all.

3.5/5 Stars Mountain…read moreCourse (18 holes) at Angel Park is a solid public course and one I'd play again. The layout is forgiving off the tee with wider fairways than many Vegas courses, making it enjoyable for average golfers. The views of Red Rock are beautiful, and the course is usually in good condition. The practice facilities and staff have always been great. The biggest challenge is the greens. They're large, fast, and have plenty of slope, so three putts can add up quickly. While the course is fairly forgiving, shots that miss too far offline can find very rocky desert areas that are tough on both your score and your clubs, making recovery difficult. Pace of play can also be a little slow during busy times. Overall, it's a fun course that offers a good balance of challenge and playability. It may not be my favorite course in town, but it's one I'd happily recommend and come back to.

Very knowledgeable salesman in both Summerlin and Anthem. Seemed to have the customer in mind. Both…read moretold us to do our homework before buying. Not pushy at all.

They are great. Nice service. Friend bought used cart from them. They are top notch. They have a…read moregreat selection of new and used

Staff is gracious and accommodating. WOW!!!read more

Inscriptagraph is the premier place to purchase exclusive memorabilia. I have been purchasing high…read morequality autographed items from this outfit for many years. Tyler is an amazing talent and knows how to find the most desirable items to off to his clients. Very trustworthy and won't sell something he doesn't believe in. -Dan

Do not buy apparel from this place. They inflate their prices by $100.00. I recently bought their…read moreKNIGHTS sequin jacket for $270.00 when you can buy it everywhere else for $$179.99 . I also bought the sequin pullover for $150.00 and it's available on NHLshop.com for for $80.00. I feel like I was scammed. I will not shop here again. They are taking advantage of VGK fans. Greedy AF! Never again.