Our company had a charity-raising golf tournament at this golf course. Beautiful golf course…read more Well-maintained fairways and greens. Nice clubhouse wonderful staff. If you never played this course, you need to go try it out. Membership fee are reasonable for a private club.

A group of golfers and I have played both golf courses, with enjoyable rounds. The courses are…read morewell-maintained. Afterwards, we have dined in the clubhouse-excellent food. All experiences and interactions with staff have been pleasurable. They're courteous and inviting!!!!

This place is disgusting and dirty. There was food or blood stains on the areas around the…read moretrampolines. When brought to the attention of employees, they just said someone spilled food and went back to sitting around and talking. There was candy and trash on the actual trampolines. The employees don't care about anything and are unhelpful. The equipment is in dire need of updating and fixing. Two of my kids got hurt on a landing pad/area because they need to be fixed. When I asked an employee to help my child that was hurt, they just stared at me like an idiot. I would never come back here. Not sure why they're so pushy for you to buy a membership when the place is falling apart and gross.

staff so nice not dangerous so fun. The trapeze is the funnest part about it. Also scary but very…read morefun and I had my birthday party there. There is pizza, lemonade, boot beer, decorations everybody friendly sky zone is so fun.

Service and food has always been excellent at Bocage. The whole family enjoyed their food. The best…read morepart is you get to watch tennis matches and eat or sit inside and eat! Check Bocage out!

This is a beautiful raquet club... a bit of a hidden gem, in my opinion. The location is completely…read moreunnoticeable from Jefferson and Corporate Boulevards. If you quickly pass the sign of the club, you will miss it. The entrance is a short alley way that leads you to the parking lot of the club. Surprisingly enough, it was huge! Who knew this was tucked in away behind ordinary strip malls. Though I did not get a complete tour of the club, I noticed multiple tennis courts, swimming pool, kids playground and the clubhouse where I was for an event. During the event, a hearty breakfast was served and there was ample seating inside and outside. The staff is very attentive and is very experienced the set-up for different types of events. Though I'm not a member here, but I have enjoyed attending events here and have never been dissatisfied with the level of service I received.

Knowledgeable owner helped me size my clubs and regripped my set for a reasonable price.read more

Highland Road Park is a large community park with recent renovations to the children's/toddlers…read moreplay area providing the more modern options such as a splash pad. Also here is a gym which provides various programming (including co-Ed box 1x week), frisbee park, ball fields, archery area and a walking park. Another attraction is that this park provides the set up for many cross country meets. But myself, I do not really use any of the above however I am aware that the above described attractions are available. My use of Highland is the tennis courts which most of the courts having been resurfaced within the last 2-3 years. There are plenty of courts here---17 to be exact-- plus some kiddie/ youth courts for beginners new to the game. The tennis center also provides you the opportunity to get your racquet restrung or take lessons---individual or group. The instructors at Highland are great at what they do! My knock against the tennis courts are the lights, and thus the 4 star rating. Otherwise it would be 5 star

Tennis, anyone? Why yes, Alistair, I'd love to join you on the lawn for a bit of sport…read more Ah...tennis. The gentleman's game. If you didn't know, Baton Rouge has a very robust tennis community. There are so many women's teams that they split it up between day and night leagues. Not as many men playing, but still quite a few. This facility has been going through some renovations over the year and is finally, completely, open. The pro shop is really just an area to buy balls and hang out until your match if you're averse to the outside (why are you playing tennis, then?). They have rackets and other stuff for sale, but the selection isn't stellar. It IS clean and comfortable. The courts have a decent surface and are much better than other locations in town. I'm not a fan of the lighting situation here. The lights on the far courts are low so the ball disappears during your opponent's toss or when lobs are attempted. There are about 19 courts and a Round Robin every Saturday (unless there's a tournament going on), so feel free to try your hand. The Round Robin is fun if you're not too competitive. There tends to be a lot of beginners scattered about, so you never know what your competition is going to be. Overall this is a good facility with a LOT of courts. They don't sell beer...yet, but the BREC board has approved the sale of booze at the parks, so maybe soon.

I attended a wedding this weekend at the Cedar Post Barn and was a little underwhelmed…read more The venue is located in Albany, LA, which is a rural community about an hour from New Orleans. It looks like a large fishing camp on the outside. It's raised and sits over a large pond. The ceremony was performed on a deck overlooking the pond, which was sweet, but it was very warm. I was in a dress and heels, my husband was in a suit and tie and we were sweating. It was only 75 degrees, but there was no breeze and bugs were buzzing. Once the ceremony was over, we were ushered to the inside of the structure. It looked like a barn. Big open space, lots of wood. There was a bar and his and hers restrooms. That's about all there was to it. The main ladies room doors were swinging doors! Give me a door knob please!!! Also, the stall doors had those hooks that latch into the loop thingy. I haven't seen those things in years. It didn't feel quite private enough. These are restrooms people! The AC inside was blowing like a hurricane in a few spots in the room. There were spots where no one sat because it was just too cold and uncomfortable. I don't know if the venue provides food or not, but for this wedding, the bride's family took care of the food. After we ate, no one came by to pick up our plates. I had to walk around to find a garbage can near the bar because there were no others that I found. The parking area is the grass out front. We parked on the grass with everyone else and then walked in rocks to get to the building. Our shoes were muddy and scraped. I thought that the pond was nice, and the barn look was ok if that's what you are looking for, but this was too out of the way to have so many issues. We drove for a little over an hour to sweat, bus our own tables, scratch up our shoes and feel uncomfortable using the restrooms.

They were very nice and helpful with anything we needed. The staff helped make my day be as less…read morestressful as possible. Everything was beautiful and the food was absolutely delicious. Thank y'all all so much!

This is a small park, but it is pleasant enough and covers all of the bases…read more They have a pavilion, tennis courts, a basketball court, a soccer field, a parking lot and a small walking path (six laps equal a mile). I would definitely recommend here.

Not sure how one rates a park or rather how uniform park ratings are considering how subjective our…read moreneeds, senses , and experiences are but I will try to provide an overview of its amenities. This is a BREC park in a quiet subdivision located near St. Patrick's Catholic church. The park is at the end of a short street (3-4 houses) which at end of street you enter the park. On the left are two old (concrete surface) tennis courts which on 1 side has 2 basketball goals. Past the tennis court is. A softball/baseball field which is also used for an open field for larger activities. Across the tennis courts is a kids playground which in the last 2 years has had its equipment updated--i e NEW playground area for the children!! On the same side as the playground is an indoor BREC center but the only time I have seen it open is when an election occurs and people are voting---I feel certain there are activities available but I have never had the interest to check. So you have tennis courts, basketball goals, a softball/baseball field, playground, some sort of indoor facility, and an open grassy area.-----not a bad place. In the rear of the park as well as in the playground area are also picnic tables. During my visit here over the years I have seen tennis, basketball, baseball, football practice, golf ball hitting, frisbee, use of the playground, picnics, people walking around the perimeter for exercise/nature, and dog walking to name a few things---so if people have been utilizing this park for all these activities and appeared to be enjoying themselves then i must give this place 4 stars.

Matt is very knowledgeable about golf and he will shave some strokes off of your score. He's also…read morevery reasonable. You should give him a try.