This was the first time I played this course and it was an awesome day. They are still operating…read moreunder COVID rules but that in no way had an effect on the day. Pro Shop people were friendly and very helpful to someone new to the course. The course it's self is well set up with the greens in great shape and playing fast. If you have the time to play this course you will not be disappointed.

The staff over there are rude and the golf pro' name Dave has a horrible attitudethe MWR is a joke…read more Never going back again.

My husband and I decided to do a day trip to Clarksville, and wanted to play mini golf. Blazing…read morehot outside, so we opted for inside glow-in-the-dark mini golf at D&D. Foremost, the bathrooms were the cleanest pubic bathrooms I have ever encountered. That was a very pleasant suprise. The 18 hole course is relatively basic, with boards and movable plastic " rocks" being the obstacles. 2 of the holes were clever, #1 having a conveyer belt that takes your ball up, and another with a super cool optical illusion. (I won't spoil it). In the back, there are numerous arcade games... you could just spend your time in the arcade room and still have fun!!! Unfortunately, the change machine was out of order. This was a fun experience for us, being older adults, and it would be great for families, friends, or date night!

No idea who designed this place but something tells me they have never played D&D. It was literally…read morejust gnomes and unicorns with wings everywhere. Drove from Radcliff, KY to take my boyfriend here because he loves D&D. The black lights were at least cool.

I halfheartedly don't want to leave this review because I like that this course is so well hidden…read more The greens were in really good shape, the fairways had some wear, but it's June (and we are in a drought) so it's kind of expected. The clubhouse is spartan but clean. They have what you need for an enjoyable day at the golf course, the cafe is small but also has the essentials, dogs, chips, gatorades etc. The price was more than fair for a post noon round with cart.

Course is in decent shape, but management and policies could use some help. For example, if you…read moreexpect the normal common courtesy of allowing singles or doubles to pass through slow moving foursomes, you'll not see that at this golf course, as they don't believe in such courtesy. I found this out the hard way after attempting to bypass several groups of slow playing 4 foursomes and nearly got my head taken off in the process. This was confirmed by the course manager, after the game. The whole experience and environment made me feel like I was unwelcome and unwanted, like I was in Portland, OR, not the Clarksville, TN I love and know.

I'm writing this review based on the Swan Lake Golf Course. This is what came up when searching for…read more"Golf" in clarksville, and the address matched. Anywho, the course is kept up with very nicely. I only played the front nine holes though, so my review is sort of just a "half review". One thing I did not like, was that the first few holes are right next to the road. Rude people driving by like to honk their horn right when you're on the down swing. I'm sure they thought it was funny, but I felt like throwing my club in to their window. The greens are very well kept up with, and also fast. The fairways are nice as well, but the grass is very, um.... "poofy", so It is quite possible to lose your ball on the fairway, if you don't keep your eye on it. It will literally sink in to the grass, never to be seen again, until the lawnmower chops it up. It's kind of frustrating to have play a drop because you can't find your ball on the fairway. Maybe when summer time rolls back around, it will be easier to find your ball since the grass won't be yellow, but green. The carts are gas powered. Came as a surprise to me since I've only used electric ones. This makes them kind of noisy, but you get used to it. All in all, it's a pretty nice course but I will wait to play it again until the summer.

Not in great shape. Has potential to be super nice with some cash and TLC. How many more…read morecharacters do I meed to post...

We have been members here for about 6 months. The whole facility is beautiful. We have used the…read morepool quite a bit, used the driving range, and eaten at the restaurant many times. The food is great, and the people are better. I've never had any complaints and I would recommend friends anytime.

We went duckpin bowling the other day and had a great time!! Super fun and less strenuous than…read morenormal bowling (that they also offer) My only complaint is that all of their bowling uses wires to reset the pins, and it can get a bit tangled and cut into your play time with how long it takes. Also sometimes they are VERY busy. Overall it's a really fun spot to check out and great for ALL ages.

I am a big kid at heart, and City Forum is the perfect place to let your hair down, figuratively…read morespeaking, and play. I attended City Forum for 4 hours of team building and professional development for work. Our team received an itinerary with 2 Rechargeable cards- one for the attractions and the other for games. We enjoyed bowling at Pints and Pins Bowling Lounge, ate a catered lunch from Miss Lucille's, played a friendly competition of mini golf laser tag, rode the go-karts and dark ride- that were my favorites and indulged in a few arcade games. A huge shot out to the staff, who did a fantastic job ensuring we all had a great time, and the marketing director, who explained the intricacies of how computer science and various marketing strategies keep City Forum operational and profitable on a day-to-day basis.