9-hole starter course - nothing special. Nice clubhouse…read morepatio by the water. Full service bar with sketchy service. Good spot for sitting outside for drinks.

Nice little starter course if you're a beginner like me. Not really busy so you can take your time…read moreand not feel pressured. Very laid back. Decent driving range and practice green. Cheep beer at the bar too. Always a plus.

I'd give it 6 stars if I could. I'm from Chicago and left my asthma inhaler in their rented bag…read more Thankfully I carry a back up. ED and Charles went out of their way to mail it back to me. Couldn't be more impressed by the staff. Thank you so much guys!!! I'll def be back next time in town.

Just a great place people are friendly clean will keep property ! Great place for wedding or…read moreprivate parties

Great group of Pickleball players! Everyone is friendly and are willing to help beginner players…read moretoo.

The SRFC is OK, but not much more - and here is why. Let's skip the fact that the place is a bit…read morerundown and could use (a lot of) renovation, but as the price is acceptable I don't mind the mid 70's - almost nostalgic - ambiance. They have functioning racquetball courts - which is one of my main reasons for coming. The SRFC also has some very fine instructors that will do their very best for you. The one thing that gets me is SRFC's lack of organization and professionalism. Recently I've gone to do some classes that are on their schedule, only to find that there is no instructor or trainer to give them. I then noticed that they announce their schedules in three places: online, in flyers, and in weekly sheets. The problem is that these three sources do not agree. IN SHORT: I have recently gone 5 times or so, changed into my outfit etc, only to find that I just had wasted another 14 miles on my car and another hour of my time. I have brought this to management's attention, and I even asked the desk people specifically the day before if the schedule was correct. But all this was to no avail as nobody seems to know what exactly is going on and when ... So, before becoming an SRFC member, ask yourself why you'd would want to put up with such nonsense. Rense Lange

We have annual passes and just renewed. And if you get an annual pass you can use this days…read moreadmission against the pass price and use both this year and next!! We buy as Christmas presents! Our seven year old grandson said "we need to make this a tradition!" And they let you bring in food as long as not in cooler. And food is reasonable and get coupons w annual pass too. And refills are $1 on drinks and you can bring back the cups all season! We love the lazy river, the wave pool , and the new splash fountain. And there is an adults only section too. Grandkids love royal flush and slides! We also use the miniature golf and driving range.

I banged my head a few times and some of the slides hurt your back but the ones that hurt are the…read morebest ones I saw a lot of band aides in the lazy river

Great place very clean. There are multiple cops on site watching the kids…read more The birthday party is definitely more beneficial during the week as you get more for your money. The weekends are more pricey with less value. For example during the week it's unlimited versus weekend is only so much. Kids had a good time, very clean. If you're child is under six then likely can't ride any of the rides

Very, very overpriced. We came on a friday for my son's birthday and paid the $39 per person for…read moreunlimited activities. Except half of the activities are closed, there was no one working the go-karts and when someone came a fight nearly broke out. My kids have been here an hour and are already bored. It's clearly very understaffed. No laser tag which was the one thing my kids were really looking forward to doing. Apparently it has to be booked in advance but there is absolutely zero mention of it anywhere at all. It says the unlimited pass includes laser tag, so to them have to book in advance is ridiculous. We definitely won't bother with coming back.

Tried to buy two bowling balls for grandkids and guy working pro shop was annoyed it was 5 minutes…read moreprior to their absurd closing time of 7 he should be fired. Place is a dump worst bowling alley in USA!

It's been a long time since I've been to these lanes. They have made significant improvements since…read morethe days of old. I did not eat here, but I hear the food is really good. As for bowling, the lanes were nice and oiled, but not too much. Also, I was in the market for a spare ball, and Brian in the Pro Shop was very professional. He helped me find the right ball/weight I was looking for, and not only that, had it ready for use inside of 20 minutes!!!! Unfortunately, King Pin Lanes are far from my house, but I will get over here as much as I can.

They've got balls. And lanes. And smelly used shoes. I think that's all that constitutes a good…read morebowling alley.

I haven't been able to get there yet but it's on my bucket list I hope to meet people who like to…read morebowl, I would like to meet and make some new friends.

Absolutely fantastic! We were early for our session...no problem got us set up. Went over the…read morerules. The lady (sorry cannot remember her name) demo-ed how to throw the axe. She watched each of us and offered suggestions to improve our throw and aim. It was not long before all of us were hitting the target regularly. We hadn't thrown before. Facility was clean. Throwing area was big enough you didn't have to worry about the person throwing at the next target.

Good clean fun. That's how I'll describe this experience…read more This is a grown up activity and is not what I'd call a place for kids. There are rules that have to be followed for the safety of all. This is a place for grown folks that just want to get together and chill without a couch. There is no booze or a kitchen but they did have snacks and drinks for sale...and they allow food order/delivery. When we arrived were greeted immediately and all expectations were conveyed upon entry. We signed a waiver and received instructions and tips on how to throw and play the games. We were given opportunity to ask questions and were able to call for referee assistance to address the issues of great competition. It was all fun and laughter as the professionals threw their axes in the lane next to us. Did you know there is an ax throwing league? We'll, there is but they didn't need a handicap like in bowling so I didn't qualify. Anyway, we came out for my sons 30th birthday and I promise, I let him win in honor of his special day. There were four of us in our group and I scored a consistent zero so the others wouldn't feel intimidated. We played several games that included the ax of different sizes and ninja stars...or whatever they are called. The stars, of course, was my favorite because I was able to get them to stick to the board more often. If you've never thrown an ax before, you should this. It's competitive for sure and a good workout for the arms, back and core...and it's a lot of fun, even when you consistently score low numbers. I had a blast and we'll be coming back sure. Thumbs up to Real Axe Throwing of Springfield, the city of Springfield and the entrepreneurs that keep bringing us fun things to do in Central Illinois. Real Axe Throwing of Springfield puts Springfield on the map.