I was pleasantly surprised with my experience at Oak Creek Golf Club. Although it is nowhere near a…read moretop-tier course, it was exactly what I was looking for on a Sunday afternoon time. The pro-shop is pretty standard with everything you need including balls, gear, hats, and hotdogs (and beer of course). The range is also a standard mat with a nice chipping/putting green just on the side. The staff was friendly for the most part. The only hiccup I ran into there was the guy in the pro shop. He just didn't seem interested in talking with me or giving any tips for a first timer. Just pay and get out of his face. On the other hand, the starter (didn't catch his name) was friendly and gave us some advice on the first tee. Playing this course for the first time was pretty straight up, but I could have gained some strokes with more knowledge. The tee boxes and fairways were good. For a public course, I would be happy to play on them consistently. Although not fast, the greens were surprisingly pure. They rolled well and had some break to them depending on what hole you were on. A LOT of ballmarks from people not fixing their own divots, but overall solid. The bunkers were an issue - with very little to no sand - avoid them! Overall, I was satisfied with what I paid and will be back.

Great course and the conditions were good. The course plays a little slow, 4 1/2 to 5 hour round…read more However, the greens were a little beat up from people not fixing ball marks. I could've spent 10 minutes a hole fixing ball marks people had left. This also left bumpy putts from old ball marks where the roots had died.

The Bowie Jazz Festival is a well choreographed event. There is plenty of parking with a timely…read moreshuttle bus taking commuters between the event and parking area. The venue is exquisitely clean. No visible litter or trash and a very attentive custodial staff. The performers are superior. No high school musical groups. These are professionals that can reinterpret a known classic or current hit and make it their own. The crowd is a beautiful chiaroscuro. No outside alcohol is permitted but a wine vendor was onsite. However, you can only drink wine in designated areas and if you purchase a bottle you have to leave it with the cashier and collect it upon departure or leave the grounds entirely. Not convenient but necessary to maintain propriety. There was a good selection of food vendors. So too the selection of leather goods. Art might not be museum quality, more like something in the background of a the Martin Lawrence show , but I appreciated the sentiment. Not ideal for children and bring your own chairs. Otherwise, make a day of it. You will mot be disappointed.

Very poor customer service; lacking communication to ensure a satisfying customer service…read moreexperience. Management was a no show for my event and still charged me.

One of the best soccer domes out there. The staff are very nice and friendly. I go there at least…read more3x a week. Prices could be better but is understandable because of the demand is great specially in winter. Make sure to call to reserve a field and to find out pricing due to it changing frequently.

This gym and the wretched staff here have pissed me off for the final time. Ivan, the manager, is a…read morewaste of time and space and could not solve a problem if you handed him the guidebook to do so. Today, my kid was turned away because the kids club was at capacity due to poor planning, crappy ratios and the staff's inability to look at the schedule, look at who's registered for classes, look at who in those classes has a kid's membership and go from there. When I raised concerns with the staff and front desk, I was met with attitude and told to call guest services if I need help. This was what Ivan said after he said "we can remove the service for you right here" before he doubled down and threw a card on the counter and told me to call guest services. Additionally, one of the inept employees in the kids club, misidentified me as the parent who cussed her out and was hostile. I wasn't hostile - I made a few faces and asked specific, pointed questions. Y'all can't handle it because you don't know how to work under pressure and weren't given talking points? Fine. Be mad then, sis. Don't care. So, Ivan wanted to play savior and "write my name down" so that he could "determine what to do." FOH. Don't get mad at me when I ask legitimate questions about your policies that are not posted. Further, when you elevate your voice, don't get mad at me when I do the same. I have never had a positive experience here with the management team. I have filed multiple complaints and addressed multiple concerns and have never been followed up with. Ever. I have already requested cancellation of both of my memberships, and a refund. This gym is a hot mess. The management team is terrible. Spare yourself. And they're anti-Black American. I've had multiple experiences that demonstrate that: -no acknowledgment of Juneteenth in similar ways as July 4, despite it being a majority Black club -prior to opening, the guy whose last name is Tillman spoke about the fact that they don't have a gym because "this is PG COUNTY and all the thugs would show up sagging" -ongoing interactions I've witnessed and experienced between myself and the management team

Love one life, literally live in there but unfortunately due to being on the go with the military…read morealot I had to cancel my membership. Other than that they have everything! Depending on your membership you can participate in classes, sauna, etc. on top of the gym being very spacious so equipment is mainly always available.

What a renovation! Just to the west of Fort Dupont Park, this recreation center is large and…read morebeautifully designed. There's a small parking lot in the front surrounded by a fence. Inside the property is a new playground, trails, a field, exercise equipment, and public mosaic art. Inside is a pool for people who need it for therapy, a large gym court, meeting rooms, restrooms, and more. The design is stunning and plays well with the natural landscape in this part of Ward 7.