I frequented Fort Wayne Sport Club while I was playing in a Fort Wayne Sport and Social soccer…read moreleague. The atmosphere seemed a little grungy and the staff were not always friendly. It is volunteer run, but I don't feel like that gives an excuse! They had a good selections of beer which were decently priced. Many times they ran out of things on the menu, which was frustrating for the post game food rush.

Great place and great arenas, they also have good deals for people that do not have their own…read moreequipment. The staff are very helpful. Only wish they would clean up the indoor field.

I have absolutely loved my experience with FWSSC!…read more I have played two different sports in two different seasons and it has been an incredible experience. I opted to go with a small group so we had the opportunity to meet new people. I have made so many friends and made tons of fun memories. It is a great way to meet new people in the area and also get some exercise (I mostly just enjoy the social part)! They have plenty of options when it comes to sports and they are continuing to grow. Chris and his staff are amazing and always drumming up fun ideas. If you are looking for a great time and to get involved in something, join FWSSC!

I was looking for a way to make some new friends and do something to get out of the house and FWSSC…read moredid exactly that. Leagues are 7 weeks long with games one day a week. When all is said and done it comes down to about $10 a week and you get a tshirt. I played soccer and kickball, both times signing up as a "free agent" in a small group with a few friends. My small group was then added to a team. I was nervous to sign up initially, but having games as the center and an "after party" at a partnering bar makes it easy get some exercise, make some friends, and get out and about. My only complaint was a lack of referees at the games- I'm just there for fun but some people can take things a little to serious... such is life I suppose.

The facility is older and dated but in EXCELLENT condition. It has been preserved and taken care of…read morevery well. The amenities were taken care of as well. Everything was spotless. Also, the person (Jo) who assisted with any questions or needs had the most outstanding customer service. I would use the Sycamore Hills Swim and Racquet Club again in an instant, and I highly recommend it to others.

The reseller that we bought tickets from on SeatGeek pulled some shenanigans. The Cubs took care of…read morethe problem without hesitation. Much respect to the Cubs for how they handled it.

First, I noticed that the South Bend Cubs were listed under their previous name, the South Bend…read moreSilver Hawks, from 1994-2014 but were purchased by the Chicago Cubs in 2015 and renamed the South Bend Cubs. I wrote a review for Coveleski Stadium, which is actually called Four Winds Field at Coveleski Stadium. So, everything is currently challenging to find on Yelp if you're looking for a review. I made some of the critical points in the other review. So, here it goes, 1. We were surprised we could sit behind the dugout for $13.00 per seat. Most other Low-A to High-A teams are closer to the $20.00 range. 2. For a stadium that opened in 1987, it was one of the cleanest ballparks. It's not pristine but clean for a ballpark that can seat up to five thousand per game. 3. They had free parking, and most ballparks charge at least $5.00 and upwards to $20.00. It is right next to the stadium's entrance, and plenty of street parking exists. 4. We were also surprised that they still filled the stadium even though it wasn't a special giveaway event (e.g., free hat, shirt, etc.). Finally, the crowd was focused on the game, so it was a good experience for anyone who loves baseball.

This place has both indoor and outdoor soccer fields. It has two boarded fields that are each 180'…read moreby 85' and one non-boarded field - enclosed by a net on all side. This place was founded in 1995 and boasts a 60,000 square foot indoor sports complex. It offers a range of youth soccer camps, leagues, and classes, as well as programs designed to help players of all ages develop their skills. They hosts both indoor and outdoor leagues. They have Teo outdoor youth soccer fields which are perfect for summer games. Parking space is small but you will always find a place to park...especially during final tournament games.

I had a party here it was fun but I wouldn't go back. It was quite big but there was no long term…read moreentertainment.

Next Level provides a positive environment for the pursuit of enjoyment and improvement in golf,…read morepickleball, volleyball and any sport with a ball and a bat. They're knowledgeable, friendly and are constantly striving to improve the customer experience. It's refreshing to have management interested in hearing consumer feedback and evolving. This is my go-to oasis for short game and full swing practice, not to mention playing bucket list courses on Trackman and obtaining useful data about my swing tendencies. Thanks for all your efforts to be better!

I have our seven year old in quite a few sports and this one's the worst. $143 and sneakily make…read moreyou pay that amount for three months! What is wrong with these people? The training was mediocre at best. How disappointing to prey on families. We just moved to the area and we're trying different activities and there are a lot of good ones here. This is not one.