Good service and a lot of inventory in every department. My new go to golf store ! Good prices…read moreand discounts, sales too.

My family and I went in to get the set of Callaway XR 13. We walked saw two staff members who…read moreneither one greeted us, one in fact continued stare at his phone as he sat on the counter of the store. We walked around for a bit then I walked back to the front and asked for help, I stated online says you have 3 sets in stock. The kid up front said online was wrong and to maybe try Dicks instead. He didn't bother to even look it up on the computer in front of him. There is no value in going here, in town in the PGA store, a handful of nice clubhouses and Dicks. Nothing is discounted and they don't even have customer service, I wish I could be paid to do nothing all day as well.

I recently had an excellent experience purchasing new golf clubs at the PGA Superstore in Boise…read moreIdaho. I recently got back into golf following my retirement last year and playing golf very infrequently. My clubs were at least 12 years old with steel shafts and I had an even older putter. I am now in my mid 60s and I read that Graphite shafts and new technology could possibly help my game (at the very least, make golfing more enjoyable as my swing speed declines etc.). I went to the PGA Superstore and was fortunate enough to have an appointment with club fitter Max Archibald. I can't tell you enough how patient, knowledgeable and helpful Max was. I thought I wanted certain clubs based on my research, but after working with Max, we determined that I did not need the expensive clubs I was willing to purchase. He could have tried to upsell me, but instead, Max put me in the best clubs for me, and at a lower price. When I went in a couple of weeks later looking for a new putter. Max remembered me and took the time (without my making an appointment) to help me choose the best putter for me. Because of Max, I joined the Players Plus Club there. I would also like to thank Sam Sutherland who helped me pick out a driver and Adam who works up front and is always friendly and willing to help. They have a great crew working there, and I would recommend, that if you are looking for new golf clubs or golf equipment, that you should visit the PGA Superstore in Boise.

Outstanding venue for practice, lessons, and club fitting. The annual plan is the way to go…read moreoffering great value for the money.

I stopped in a couple of days ago after taking a bit of a break from indoor golf (not to mention…read morethe fact, that the Wuhan virus thing prevented a lot of businesses from opening until recently). Glad to see that Golf Your Way was alive and well and nicely stocked with a impressive selection of golf clothing and merchandise. I ended up buying a pair of golf shoes and proceeded to try them out during my indoor round of golf. I never thought I could actually play an entire 18 holes of golf within an hour. This is a great family run business where "everybody knows your name". So stop in when you get a chance for a quick round of golf and maybe a beer or two! Keep up the great work, guys!

I was referred here by a family member and I have enjoyed it since the first moment that I I walked…read morein. I ended up buying a whole new set of custom clubs from them and I love them. They have improved my game a lot. The courses are a lot of fun to play and they have several games to choose from if you don't want to play normal stroke play golf. The owner and his son are very friendly and helpful. I think the only downside, which is slight, is that their parking lot is small but they are working on remedying that soon. All in all, 5 out 5 in every way!

I'm giving the fitting a five star because of my Master Fitter Bill Greene. We started late in the…read moreday which was a bad choice on my part since it's a tough day swinging clubs that long. With that said, it was the most rewarding day ever. Bill never pushed us along, in fact he made sure that we tried many club heads, shafts, loft adjustments, and even grips. Let's just say that I've done a process like this before and ended up with a nice set of clubs, but they were "off the shelf", and "their" fitting was NOT a fitting. I can't comment on the club build yet but the process with Bill Greene at the Meridian Idaho store was fantastic!! Highly recommend doing a true full bag fitting.

From the owner: Club Champion is the country's #1 club fitter, builder and retailer of the best brands in golf. We…read moredeliver a Tour-quality golf club fitting that produces longer, more accurate shots for any skill level. Our approach is unbiased; no specific brand is promoted and the only goal is to find the best combination of components to lower your scores. Ranked by Golf Digest among the 100 Best Club Fitters, Club Champion's proven fitting process is founded on master fitters using leading technology to analyze performance. With more than 50,000 clubhead, shaft and grip combos to test, Club Champion will find the ultimate custom club configuration for your swing.

Legit took an hour to rent 2 snowboards after getting all the equipment ready within 5 minutes…read more About 5 employees there have zero idea how to use 90% of the register and could not figure anything out and had the manager come over multiple times. Seems as if they are all hired yesterday. Kid in glasses and USC hoodie are unable to comprehend anything.

We went to rent snowboards, got there at open. Waited 50 minutes to get 2 snowboards. They need to…read moretrain there employees better, had about 5 people that had no idea what they were doing. Some guy in a USC hoodie had absolutely no idea what to do and was just standing there. Also if someone looks like Harry Potter at the checkout, you should leave he has NO idea what he's doing even after being babied by the manager. Ashton is the only competent employee.

Greg in the pro shop was very unprofessional and ruined a morning on the course for my husband…read more The greenskeeper was mowing towards him and within 4ft of him. He didn't say anything and just went to the pro shop when he was done to let them know. Greg proceeded to speak very unprofessionally and actually said to him "if you don't like it then don't come back". I'm sorry this is unacceptable behavior from an employee. Never had an experience like this before but wow - that really put a sour taste in our mouths.

I used to live very close by and I had a season pass for a few years so I have been to Pierce Park…read moreGreens over a hundred times. Max really helped me with my swing and a set of new clubs. The vibe is great and welcoming for everyone. I have practiced a ton on the par 3 course. Good for working the short game. It's also a nice range to warm up at before playing at the River Club which does not have a range.

Lemme tell you! Ok so REI is obviously a great store. There are some things about them I can't…read morestand..:like when they get involved in political crap. That ruins the vibe for me for any business. It's still a great store, but people need to shut up with getting involved in anything that has absolutely nothing to do with sporting goods, outdoor activities etc or whatever their business is. REI is crazy expensive tho! Ooooh! So Al's just opened. I was sad to see the trampoline park close and leave. Sports Authority was at this location at one time too. Mittens was on the board, soooo...ahhh! Never mind lol. They closed. Sad. Anyway, finally a store goes in there. Obviously we are talking about AL's. This store is fantastic. I know it's going to be pricey eventually, but when we went in, the sales they were having were amazing. They had great prices on almost everything. With Christmas coming up, too, I'm sure their sales will once again be epic. They have all kinds of top brands. North Face, Patagonia, etc. Any place that carries Patagonia is ok in my book...even if Patagonia is another company that gets too political way too often. They make great jackets tho. I've had my R3 for like 17 years and still looks new. So walking into Al's and seeing they sell Pats, made me happy. Pats in general are very expensive. So if they happen to have these on sale, don't hesitant to pick one up. Same goes for a lot of the other name brands they have here. Great store for hunters, for anyone who loves kayaking, paddle boarding, hiking, I mean, it's just a great store. I'm usually iffy on these chain stores, but I think this one is mainly specific to this area of the country, PNW, and obviously Utah and ugh, I'm sure California as well..at least Northern California? Who knows. Most people I know have already been. My hunter friends are in love with this place. They have gotten some insane deals here. However, if you haven't been, you definitely need to check it out...especially now that the Christmas season is like a day away from officially beginning. No, it doesn't start the day after Halloween lol. We got a few things here when we went. One thing was a flashlight. There was a guy in that section, wish I remembered his name. His main job is he's a fireman. I remember at least that much. This guy was such a great help. Knew the products well, super friendly, perfect teeth haha, and I mean, he was fun to look at. Sorry, had to throw that last bit in haha, because shiiiieeeet! Hahaha! Super nice guy. Everyone we came across that works there was great and eager to help. I hope this place succeeds. That spot it's in is a weird one. It seems to do good elsewhere and with Boise being a huge outdoor city, I can't see this place actually failing. I can only see it flourish and I hope it does. Check it out. Thanks for reading, YelperAl's!! Cheers!

We just bought a treadmill at Al's, and it was a nice purchasing experience. They have helpful…read morestaff, and the price was a bit less (for the exact same model) compared to the other stores we shopped. So now we have a treadmill, which will hopefully serve more of a purpose than just a display item in our family room. My cardio vascular system thanks Al's for being there for us!

I get my snowboarding boots here and my friend's snowboarding boots love this place. Recommend 100%…read moreI will keep going.

If you're going to sell a product through your business then you are responsible for standing…read morebehind that product whether it is a consignment item or not....especially if you represented the fit and functionality....it goes without saying that almost nobody is going to go immediately to the mountain to try them out. Your policy is misleading at best and designed to take advantage of the consumer....and then you add insult to injury by offering slightly more than half of what was just paid! This is not an ethical business practice and I will not ever do business here again...I advise anyone else who is reading this to spend their money elsewhere!