Called and booked an appointment to have existing clubs fitted for lie and loft. Got in the same…read moreday. Clubs adjusted, and I was given a few swing pointers as well. Staff was courteous, professional, and seemed to genuinely enjoy helping with my clubs. I can't believe how little a 60 minute session cost. FIVE *****

If you ever want to buy something special, and feel really good about your purchase, try buying…read moreyourself a new set of clubs (or even one) from the knowledgeable staff at PXG. Be sure to call ahead and book your appointment and ask for Mark Lanala for your fitting. Mark is knowledgeable, personable and can help you traverse the many offerings available, and get you in equipment that can rally elevate your game. The PXG purchase experience is second to none, the facility in Detroit is beautiful and is stocked, soup to nuts, for the golf enthusiast. Also, when on sale, PXG offers some of the best clubs in the industry at very competitive prices.

Great overall selection of the top brand name golf clubs and gear…read more They also have a decent selection of used clubs if you're looking for that. Having the ability to use the various practice range bays that give you analytics is most helpful when looking for both feel and technical feedback when you're looking for a new driver, wedge or iron. The club repair/ maintenance department does a nice job with shaft and grip replacement. I just wish there was a location closer to where I reside.

It's part of Dick's sports, all about golf here, hence the name…read more They have areas for putting, golf range with nets, golf shop, fitting and golf simulation screen, but no more lessons though. They have anything and everything you could possibly need for golf, even glow in the dark golf balls. Golf gloves, towels, every kind of weather golf outfits, golf shoes and et al. They sell new and pre-opened clubs and irons too.

Awesome store with excellent service! The staff treats people with respect and care. Very…read moreknowledgeable team!

I ordered 3 custom wedges from Carl's Golfland with clearly listed specs in the notes. I even…read moreordered them knowing they were on backorder, so I was already being patient. What I didn't expect was having to follow up just to let them know the clubs came wrong. Their fix? Send me two more wedges... still wrong. From there it turned into a complete mess. THREE different employees got involved, and somehow each handoff made things worse. One reorders, another takes over with zero context, clearly never read the emails or documentation I already sent, and just keeps things moving knowing the clubs were already wrong. No communication, no ownership--just a cycle of confusion. Then they tell me to measure the clubs myself. That's where it really went downhill. I'm paying for custom-built clubs, and now I'm doing their quality control? So I did. I confirmed specs with TaylorMade and even paid a shop to measure everything. Taylor made even said they ordered them wrong. Specs should be true online even if it's a custom standard stock spec. While they said they talked with them. Not a single club was correct. After all that, the manager's solution is basically: send them back. No urgency. No accountability. No real apology. They tell me on the phone they have good customer relationship with TaylorMade. So what was hard to get it right the second time around. Here's what their mistake cost me: * 2 months of credit card interest * Gas running around fixing quality control their problem * Paying out of pocket to verify specs * Hours of wasted time I ordered these ahead of an international trip so I could practice. Now I have no time left and nothing usable because they couldn't get a basic order right. Meanwhile, I placed a similar order through PGA Tour Superstore--they got it right the first time and shipped fast. That's how it's supposed to work. So I can't blame TaylorMade because seems like they are doing their job right. If they get the order right with pga superstore and shipped it to me from their manufacturing facility. Seems like they're not the problem. And just to top it off--I also ordered an iron set from Carl's a while back. At this point, I'll probably have to get those checked too, because based on this experience, I wouldn't be surprised if they messed that up as well. Bottom line: If you're ordering anything custom, avoid Carl's Golfland. Save yourself the time, money, and frustration. Not worth talking to people who can't even do their job ordering without cross referencing manufacture specs. Like McDonald's gets my order partially correct. Not completely wrong. But still have the time to take care of customer's complaint. So who knows when my refund will be issued with compensation. This company just another company willing to take peoples money. We all know golf profit margins around 20-40%. I would never walk in there store or facility. Or even buy online from them again.

Golf, tennis, and pickleball all in one store! Lots of apparel, shoes, and of course, equipment…read more There's also golf simulators, club fittings, performance evaluations, etc.! Fun to look around and easily tempted to buy something! At least four different employees walked right by me but none of them greeted/ offered to help me.

Drop some clubs off with them. They gave me a pick up time of Wednesday at 3:25. I drop in slightly…read moreearly to pick them up and they hadn't even started them and said they can't get them done until Friday. Never had this problem at Carl's will continue to go there in the future.

Located about 3 minutes from my house, Golf Country is truly a hidden gem!…read more My boyfriend and I went on a warm rainy evening. Lots of good deals at the pro shop. The heated driving range is open year around. There is 17 heated and covered hitting bays for you to enjoy year round. The range has distance markers and targets. Plenty of benches available for you to rest or have your family and friends watch. Can't wait to go back soon!

Love that they are open all year round! People are super friendly. You have self service golf…read moreballs, huge selection of clubs and other items you may need in the retail shop. Clean and nice location.

This shop is a great asset to golfers in our community. I brought them a challenge to repair an old…read morePing 5 wood that had a broken connection to the shaft, parts unfortunately are not available, they went above and beyond to find a solution to fix the club at a fair price, and they had back to me in a few days. Definitely recommend them!

The (older) guy they had working the front desk when I came in to pick it up my club repair could…read morenot be less helpful if he tried. Another guy who was on the phone seemed to notice the tension and came out front to return my club. Plenty of other golf shops in the area, I can't recommend this one. Update: They make you sign up for text messaging, which includes information with your order. I did have that message and the second gentleman used that with ease to locate my order. The rudeness is why you got a 1 star. Please take some accountability and remember who the customer is and how you talk to them.

I've regularly played golf since the mid-1990s. I never got any of my putters regripped until…read morerecently. When it came time to choose to my new putter grip, I chose SuperStroke. I'd always been pretty happy with the stock grips that came on my putters. They were made by Golf Pride (the #1 golf grip manufacturer in the world). These days, several of the latest putter models come equipped with stock SuperStroke grips. For a relatively young company (they're less than 20 years old; Golf Pride has been around since 1949), SuperStroke has already made a big impact in the golf industry. Many of the top golfers in the world use SuperStroke: Justin Thomas, Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth (the current world nos. 1, 2, and 3, respectively), and Sergio Garcia (2017 Masters champion), just to name a few. I'm not going to lie - seeing the best in the world use SuperStroke on TV influenced my decision when choosing a new putter grip for myself. However, I also went to the putting green at my local PGA Tour Superstore, putted around and tried out several different putter grip models before making my final decision. Personally, I felt the SuperStroke CounterCore Pistol GT Tour ($34.99) felt the best. It had just the right texture, tack, and consistency for me. Dustin Johnson also uses the Pistol GT, which I think is pretty cool, but I didn't find this out until after I had the grip installed and was checking out SuperStroke's Instagram page (@superstroke). SuperStroke is known for fat, no-taper putter grips. What I like about the Pistol GT is it's one of SuperStroke's thinnest models with a 1-inch diameter. There's also the Pistol GT 1.0 (1.10") and 2.0 (1.20"). DJ uses the 1.0. To be honest, I'm not really sure if the CounterCore technology (there's a 50-gram "backweight" inserted at the top of the grip to help promote straighter, more correctly aligned putting strokes) really has that big of an impact on me. Time will tell. However, I do feel comfortable and confident with my new SuperStroke putter grip and I would recommend this brand to any golfer looking to change their putter grip. Go to your local golf equipment retailer, feel, and try out some of the grips yourself. You might turn into a convert like me. SuperStroke also makes grips for woods, irons, and hybrids, but I've yet to try them. All SuperStroke grips come in fun colors (I have the white and blue color combo for my Pistol GT) and look cool too.

Customer service sucks. They sent me mismatched, incorrect grips and customer service is…read morenon-existent after many calls and emails. You're better off buying from a local shop or from a 3rd party retailer.

Great store with nice staff, the only problem is that some of the used gear is slightly overpricedread more

The service was terrible. I went in there ready to buy a full set of irons but when i was helped to…read moretry 3 different sets the worker walked away leaving me at the simulator and never came back. I had questions and wanted to try another set but at that point i just left. I'm going to carls right now, hopefully they are more interested in my money.

We came to Great Lakes Crossing to stop at GameStop so my daughter could sell her Switch Lites and…read morepick out some roller skates. I wasn't too excited about going into the mall for just one stop at first, but it ended up being pretty easy. As long as you go in through the right entrance, you don't have to walk the whole mall, although we love the huge size and selection at Great Lakes! We used the map right by the door and found GameStop quickly. The mall felt welcoming and had a lot going on, so it's definitely a place you could spend more time if you wanted to. Even though we didn't need help from mall staff, we were greeted by a few people as we walked through, which was nice. It turned out to be a smooth and easy visit overall.

This outlet mall is great. It is very large and has a large variety of shops for different shopping…read moreneeds. The prices are very reasonable and the employees at most stores were great. My favorite stores to shop here were: Just Cozy, TJ Maxx, Burlington, and The Nike Store. All of these stores had items that I needed and all of them had a large variety to choose from. Many of these stores also had great sales and specials. They had a Winter Wonderland setup and Santa Claus was there for photos. I also appreciated that they had Christmas Carolers from a local church group singing live here. The food court was not good. We had a family member get sick from the Japanese food place, so please be careful. The variety in the food court is also a range of different options, which was good. This indoor mall is now my fave here.