nice club .....not nice members, they will take your money and throw you out of the club for no…read morereason.

Im a member an love the fishing and the range.Lots of great people who look to give back to our…read morecommunity. I highly recommend becoming a member lots of family events going on

Very nice club. Very friendly and always helpful staff and membership. Indoor and outdoor ranges…read morewell kept plus archery. 24/7. Been a member for about 3 years since moving to the area. Well recommended!

We went to Wyckoff last night for their Ladies Night special, and overall it was a nice experience…read more The $35 special is a great deal. It includes your choice of martini, a starter salad, an appetizer with three options to choose from, an entrée, and dessert. The martini menu was extensive, and there were a lot of fun options to try. The patio was a great atmosphere, especially with the DJ playing. My dinner entrée was honestly the highlight. It was absolutely delicious and definitely the best part of the meal. The other courses were just okay and didn't stand out as much. The staff was very young and friendly, but at times the professionalism didn't quite match the country club level I would expect. There was a more casual, relaxed energy among the staff that felt a little out of place with the atmosphere of the venue. That being said, everything was handled well it just felt like the service style didn't fully align with the setting. That being said, the value of the Ladies Night special is hard to beat, and I would definitely go back to enjoy the atmosphere, try more of the martinis, and explore more of the menu.

If you're considering hosting an event at Wyckoff Country Club, read this first…read more The venue is beautiful. Unfortunately, that is where my praise ends. Last night, our volunteer committee hosted an 80-person high school reunion. Our guests were professionals in their late 30s --doctors, lawyers, nurses, educators, business owners, etc. We were not a difficult group. We paid our bills, followed the rules, treated staff respectfully, and cleaned up quickly. The problem was not the venue. The problem was the Director of Events, Regina Murphy. Our experience started months before the event. We were initially assigned a coordinator whose communication was so poor that she was eventually let go. We were then reassigned to Regina, and communication remained a challenge. Emails and calls often went unanswered, requiring escalation just to get responses. Despite requesting a contract multiple times, we never received one. Then, just two days before our event, after repeatedly asking for our final invoice, we were presented with nearly $3,000 in additional fees that had never previously been disclosed. Had we known about these costs from the beginning, we would have had the opportunity to evaluate other venues. Instead, the issue had to be escalated to senior management. Unfortunately, the billing issues were only the beginning. Throughout the planning process and the event itself, Regina seemed determined to create conflict over the smallest things imaginable. Not legitimate problems. Fruit. Cupcakes. Minor details that could have been resolved with a simple conversation. What stood out was that these weren't isolated incidents involving one person. Regina had disagreements with multiple members of our committee throughout the process. She turned simple conversations into confrontations and routine questions into power struggles. On the day of the event, I arrived carrying supplies, including fruit that had previously been approved. Regina immediately stopped me and insisted it wasn't allowed. When I asked her to simply verify the information with management, she refused. Instead, she repeatedly reminded me that everyone reported to her, she made the rules, and she was the final decision maker. This was over fruit. Later in the evening, my untouched dinner plate was removed while I was busy hosting the event. I had not taken a single bite. Staff were apologetic and tried to help, but Regina refused to allow a replacement meal or even have it packed to go. I literally paid for a meal I never received. Then came the cupcakes. Our committee brought cupcakes from a local small business. Regina refused to allow them to be distributed and initially refused to release them to us. What should have been a simple conversation turned into yet another unnecessary confrontation. The situation became so ridiculous that the possibility of involving law enforcement was actually raised over cupcakes. Think about that for a moment. A room full of nearly 80 professional adults attending a high school reunion, and the discussion somehow escalated to the point where we were threatened by Regina with police because guests might receive cupcakes that had been purchased by our own committee. At that point, it was impossible to ignore the pattern. Every minor issue became a crisis. Every conversation became a power struggle. Every interaction seemed designed to create conflict rather than solve problems. I cannot in good faith recommend Wyckoff as an event venue while Regina remains the Director of Events. The venue, its staff, and future clients deserve leadership that views customers as partners--not adversaries. Quite simply, based on our experience, Regina should not be in a client-facing role.

private bar and large hall .they have large off road . horse shoe pit…read more... Wanna live like your in the 80s. Come down.... Drink and smoke ciggs inside. Leave smelling like a true bar..ciggs and booze.

We're up in the Berkshires for my wife's birthday. We found this course on Golf Now. My wife and I…read moreare average, public links golfers so this course was perfect. The price was very affordable for 18 holes with a cart. Some of the non-playing course was lacking in maintenance i.e. the carts paths were a bit rough. However the playing area was well maintained. The tee boxes, the greens, and as the fairways were in great shape. We played midweek so not a lot of other golfers so we played at our leisure weight a ranger pushing us a long. Highly recommend this course.

This is a great place to golf in the winter. It's one of the few places that's open in cold…read moreweather. Although there was ice and mud on some of the holes, it was manageable and we still had a great time. The price is reasonable and the golf carts were well maintained. It was a beautiful course.

S&W Performance Center purposely insulates itself from reviews for good reason. They contracted to…read morereplace a barrel on a Revolver for me and do a Combat Master Package on it. After 22 weeks of having my gun, they send a letter claiming they have NO barrel to pit on it... THE WHOLE REASON I SENT IT IN. My discontent fell on deaf ears and cold hearts. They just didn't care and made that very clear. After charging me for thelsewhere! work, they then kept it another 10 weeks before returning it to me. They are so arrogant that they find piss poor service and crappy attitude acceptable. Now I know why they intentionally shield themselves from customer reviews. If you need custom work... take your business elswhere!

Email reply to factory tour:…read more We would like to thank you for your e-mail and for contacting Smith & Wesson / Thompson Center. I am sorry we no longer allow factory tours. Due to the nature of our business Smith & Wesson does not offer factory tours to the public.

This was our second time playing here. We had a great time. Course was well-kept. Spent some time…read moreat the bar afterwards and used the showers. Highly recommended.

Wow. Been driving by this place for years finally in for a wedding. Wedding was nice but as far…read moreas cc go this compound has hit the skids ...almost a bulldozer it facility. Course from what I could see is a country track with not much going for excitement... I could be wrong on the course conditions but I wasn't enticed to make it back... interesting to see if it turns into housing lots... probably a better use

I was here recently for a wedding. It was a very nice wedding. The place is a bit dated and could…read moreuse some updates. The food was your average banquet food. The French onion soup was good. I had the surf and turf and I really did enjoy my prime rib...it was cooked just the way I like it. The stuffed shrimp were okay, but the serving sizes were very generous. It was my best friends daughters wedding and she said they were very accommodating and easy to work with. They did an excellent job caring out the vision they had. The service was fantastic. The wait staff and bartenders were generous and attentive. I didn't give this place more stars because of the dated look and the food was good but average.