I don't golf but my best friends boyfriend does so I often was here…read more They seem to have a phenomenal selection hence his interest I personally enjoyed the option to test out clubs there

I did the full bag fitting with Zach and it was very educational. An awesome experience totally at…read moremy pace. Great simulator and analytics and Zach was a pro sifting through the different combos to find what worked best for me. Can't wait to take the new clubs out! -Ron

I just had a great experience, getting fitted for some clubs by Hunter. Great experience, no…read morepressure to buy anything. I would highly recommend if you are in the market for new clubs.

We have had several baseball gloves restrung here over the years. They do great work, fair prices,…read moreand quick turnaround..

To start off, I will say they have a very nice staff. With that being said, I went to get my…read morelacrosse head strung for $30 the other day and it did not come out good at all. I brought it in 1 week in advance and the day it was meant to be done they said they hadn't even started it. Once I picked it up, I immediately knew the quality wasn't great but I was in a rush so I paid the $30 just for the time they spent and because I was in a rush. I just went to Lacrosse Unlimited to ask to get it restrung and they called it "atrocious" and restrung it for me for free. In short, don't get lacrosse heads strung here, make the drive to lacrosse unlimited or a place reputable to get them strung.

First of all, it is a beautiful backpack and second of all there are many compartments and it is…read moregreat for camping and school. It is a little hard to fit some of my 40 ounce tumblers in, but still works after some time. Would recommend.

They helped us find things that we needed. They new what we needed and showed us how stuff worksread more

So over the years I have made home gym purchases here and have always been happy with the quality…read moreof the products they sell from my treadmill (Spirit XT 485) which is currently 10 years old to a few other things. Recently I decided to upgrade my gym with a leg press to replace one I left at my old house to a Hudson Steel Miami combination home gym. The service here is outstanding, the things come when they say they will arrive, they install everything without leaving a mess and they stand behind what they sell. Is it pricier on some items than the internet? Somewhat yes but my smith machine was $2000 cheaper than advertised on websites. Very good company, check them out!

Had a 5 star review for them here for the last 2 years after I purchased my $2000 treadmill from…read morethem. I'm currently in the market for a basic weight rack and bench which they were very helpful giving me some options on. During the process I did realize a website named Strengthwarehouseusa.com had the same rack and bench, but at a cheaper price. Obviously, I like to support local AND they advertised a 100% price match guarantee on my quote, their website, and at the physical store location. So I put the items I wanted to buy on the websites cart and sent pics and the link to them so they could match and proceed with my $1500 purchase, but got an email just saying "cant match price". Was very bummed as they were STRONGLY advertising the price match guarantee. I like the business, but I do want to warn other customers that the price match guarantee they offer is a lie. So I am ordering the stuff I wanted from the site at a cheaper price, free shipping and no tax. I have no problem with them not matching prices, JUST DON'T ADVERTISE that! But service is good there. Josh helped me a couple of years ago and Vin helped me most recently. I have the feeling the owner declined to price match, and not Vin directly.

Slow slow slow. And they don't do anything about it. Tee boxes are awful. Greens and fairways are…read moregood. It's a challenging layout

Not at all surprised to see so many negative reviews of the Cyprian Keyes Golf Course Pro Shop…read morestaff, including the Head Pro himself. Given that there is no directional signage posted that shows players how to get to the range, I drove up the hill yesterday instead of down looking everywhere for the range,. I finally asked a surly cart boy where it was and he responded with derision that "it was right down the hill." When I got there the ball machine was overly difficult to navigate so I drove back to the cart boy to request assistance. He made it clear that he was put out but drove down to the machine with me. Once he got it working it was out of balls! at only 1PM on a Sunday. I asked how that could be and why wasn't it being serviced? his response "Oh well..there are only two of us. You're happy to complain to the Head Pro. Which I did in the pro shop only to be told A) you dove right by the range coming into the course. So he was blaming me for not being able to find it. B) he also shrugged at the machine being empty..and like the cart boy said Oh Well." If any of these staff worked for a Corporate Service Industry Company they would be terminated on the spot for their behavior. I reminded the Head Pro that in fact golf course are in the Service Industry and he might want curb his attitude and that of his unprofessional and rude staff.

I give the camping world at the west boylston mass. location a 2 because the sales service was ok,…read morebut the camper package for 1999. I could have got at Wallmart for half the price. Other than that I live in Pittsfield Mass, found a camper online used for 18,000. I drove 2 hrs each way plus the buying time, to look at it and wound up buying it. The sales guy said that everything I bought extra and the camper would be checked out and cleaned before pickup. I was like great thanks. There were problems with the registration so I did a second 4 hr round trip and when everything was set I again asked if everything was going to be all set and they said yes everything will be done and while I was there bought more stuff for camper and truck, I scheduled the camper pickup the same day I was getting the bumpstops put in the back of the truck for towing and while I was there again asked if everything was good they said everything was done and I should have a great first camper time. all together between buying and parts about 23,000 spent. got the camper home and parked on my back lawn and while I was putting things away and putting on the new bumper end caps the I ordered so I could store the new black and grey water hoses I was curious how easy the hoses went on and the ease of operation of the gate valves , So I knelt down on the gras removed the cap and tried to cycle the valve, When I did a 3 inch pipe load of crap came rushing out am me and while trying to get the valve closed ran up my arm and covered my lower body and lawn. After taking a shower I called camping world they came to my home to pick it up said they were sorry and would look into it , I got the camper back a week and a half later and the inside was not even cleaned the air vents looked like a dryer vent screen and the floor was covered with dirt. and all they could say tome is you should never kneel in front of a sewer line unless you know it is empty. I asked 3 different times if it was going to be ready before taking it home and they said everything was set and I should not have to worry about anything and with everything extra I bought I should have a great time. They are not a trustworthy company and I was lied to about the work done . Charles Walbert

Had a very bad experience with the service department, I reached out to the manager, he offered me…read morea $100 gift certificate to spend at his store where he makes money and didn't offer any other resolution. Very disappointing! I've e-mailed him about 3-4 times since, no reply. Hoses left hanging underneath Battery wires left hanging underneath License plate fell off on the way home-never found it, because they didn't secure it correctly, or at all! had to go re-register it! They never cleaned the camper, I picked it up dirty Told us they de-winterized it when they didn't. We almost burned out the water heater! There is a tie out thing for a dog, the screws were missing, good thing I didn't tie my dog to it, it would have ripped off and my dog would have been loose. If the papers weren't signed, I would have walked away...

Traveling on the 395 while raining, I was in the left lane and one of Endicotts trucks was behind…read moreme riding up my ass, after a while the truck decided to pass me in the right lane and laid on their horn as if I did something wrong..... pretty sure commercial trucks such as an oil truck should not even be driving in the left lane unless passing. Based on other reviews I've read, seems like their drivers are reckless... not a good look

Would not honor the price quoted. Waited one week to deliver and charged 16 cents/gallon more than…read morewhat was quoted.

Formerly St. Marks Golf Course, this 9-hole course was renamed and reconfigured with the addition…read moreof the new Southborough police and fire station. The golf course shares the entrance to the police station, though there is dedicated golf parking around the back. While I really want to like this course, the staff can be unwelcoming, and the course doesn't drain well and is often saturated. Greens are on the small side, so despite being a short course, approaches need to be accurate. Certain tee boxes are in horrible shape, presumably because many hit irons of the grass rather than teeing it up. It is a walkable course - I would not recommend carts due to the aforementioned water issues. Greens fees are fair - currently $22 for weekday.

Avoid at All Costs -Unprofessional Staff and Management with Alarming Behavior…read more I recently had an encounter with Southborough Golf Course that was so egregious I feel compelled to warn others. My son was at the course with a group of friends. From the outset, the desk clerk "Ken" gave them attitude during check-in, not just a gruff tone, but a clear lack of courtesy or patience. The boys chose to let it go and kept things moving. Later, while waiting for me near the putting green, my son (admittedly not aware chipping wasn't allowed there) chipped a ball. Rather than simply informing him of the rule, Ken chose to make a scene, approaching with a sign and sarcastically asking, "Hey, let's play a game. It's called can you read? When I picked up my son and heard the story on the drive home, I did an about face and brought him back to the course to hear Ken's side. Unfortunately, Ken's response to me started as him being sweet as a pie but quickly became hostile as I inquired parts of his account than what had occurred with the boys. He then gave me attitude--confirming my son's version of events without me needing to ask much. I told him that this kind of behavior doesn't set a good example for young golfers or anyone, and that being older doesn't entitle someone to speak to people with contempt. I then used strong language in return, not something I regret given how he was acting. Ken then chose to block my car and call the police, ultimately requesting a no-trespass order for both me and my son. The staff's behavior was not only unprofessional, but frankly, hostile and unprovoked. What's worse is that when the incident was brought to the attention of management, they defended the conduct and upheld a no-trespass order rather than reviewing the objective video footage that would have clearly shown what actually occurred. Despite the abundance of similar complaints easily found across public review platforms -many citing rude, aggressive, and inappropriate behavior from staff, Southborough appears to double down on its position rather than course-correct. This suggests a culture of dysfunction that starts at the top and trickles down. I've never golfed here myself, and based on this experience, I happily never will. To boot, the course itself is in terrible shape--neglected, poorly maintained. This place has all the hallmarks of a facility coasting on complacency and low standards, and treating patrons with disrespect seems to be par for the course (pun intended). I encourage others to take their time and money elsewhere. There are far better options in the region where courtesy, professionalism, and basic human decency are still valued.