Golf Galaxy is located near the Hanes Mall in Winston Salem NC. They have a large and clean store…read morewhich is stocked with about everything you want or need to play the sport of golf. Every time I have visited there the staff has been nice and friendly with me. They are available to answer any questions you may have about golf or the wide selection of equipment available for purchase. Prices are maybe a bit high but reasonable compared to other shops like this one.

Lewis and Greg were great today while shopping for a new wedge. Greg helped while Lewis installed…read morethe grip and talked back instead of blowing me off. I really enjoyed the friendliness and help from Greg while shopping. Lewis did an excellent job on the grip and cleaning up the club.We also chatted about the current golf tournament on television. This location has done some work to improve its customer service. I know good employees are hard to come by but some can give a store a bad rep. Overall I was very pleased with my experience and think these employees needed a shout out. Keep up the good work guys. It doesn't go unnoticed from your customers.

Fun course for beginners. So hear me out, if you're looking for a professional golf course with…read moreperfect greens then I don't suggest heather hills... but if you're a beginner golfer just looking to practice and have a good time. Then I highly recommend this place. I've been here numerous times and still not very good at golf but there isn't a lot of pressure to be "good". It's a very relaxing mostly 3-par golf course. The lady that works in the club house is always very pleasant as well!

Unbelievable. All the negative reviews. None are scratch golfers or pros. A golf course is very…read morehard and expensive to maintain. Try it. When a course has level tees, mowed grass, and a decent green, pay your money and play it, and stop complaining.

The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Access to the bays for practice time is easy to schedule…read moreon line - even on the same day. Lots of parking. Clean and they have everything you need to learn. I've been going for a couple of months and feel far more prepared to hit the course alone or in a group.

Great facility! A new facility is coming soon...everyone is excited. Ricky and Chris are awesome…read morePGA Pros! All the c staff is great! Both of my youngest kids are taking lessons with Ricky. My kids are doing great in golf! He has done a fabulous job with them. We have made club purchases and have been completely satisfied. If you need a full service golf range...go to Country Club!

At about 8:30 Monday night the pro abruptly turned the lights off on me and left…read more Very rude. A warning would suffice. Had to pick up in dark. Former good customer

The course is beautiful, the staff at the Tavern were very nice, the pro shop on the other hand was…read moreless than friendly, played two days and felt when we checked in for our t-times both days that we were nothing but a bother. Will most likely not play there again, have never felt more unwelcome at any course we have ever played. The tavern apparently is closed on Mondays, they had drinks in the cooler in the pro shop to purchase, we asked if we could get a cooler with some ice and he actually said, well if I have to I guess I can, he did but not happy about it. Just not the kind of welcome we were expecting.

Good layout! Friendly people! Food was 8/10 - in the bar!! Recommend breakfast - round of golf -…read morethen drinks afterwards!!

There are two Yelp listings for High Point Country Club, but I guess that makes sense since there…read moreare two separate properties: Emerywood and Willow Creek. Emerywood is located inside the city and Willow Creek is located outside the city. Both properties offer most the same amenities such as golf, tennis, dining, and event space, but each is unique in its own way. This review is for Willow Creek where the club's 18-hole championship golf course is located (Emerywood has a basic 9-hole layout). I grew up learning how to play the game of golf mostly at Willow Creek. I took part in youth clinics and tournaments at a young age here. I was taught everything from learning how to properly repair a ball mark on a putting surface to hitting shots out of the sand -- things I still apply today. I still remember when the instructor put a $1 bill underneath our practice ball in the bunker to encourage us to hit behind the ball (and not rip the bill up). Today when I hit bunker shots, I often imagine a $1 bill underneath my ball to help with my sand shots. One of the assistant pros (I believe his name was Steve who later left for a job in Florida) really improved my driving ability by teaching me some important fundamentals when it came to my setup and swing. This was back when the clubhouse looked like a barn. After that, I had lessons from the current head pro and Director of Golf, Jim Brotherton. My dad and I have always been big fans of Jim. He's a super nice guy and has been at HPCC for as long as I can remember. He's an instructor who can get very technical. Do you remember that golf commercial where a guy is setting up to the ball and there are a gazillion things running through his head (e.g. keep your left arm straight, keep your eye on the ball, stay on plane, don't lift your foot, etc.)? That's how I felt one time on the range with Jim. During a lesson one time, I remember he could sense me thinking too much about my swing and had me step off the ball and relax. Jim caddied in the 2008 Masters for Drew Weaver, a hometown hero who had won the British Amateur the year before. I thought that was really cool. Willow Creek has excellent golf facilities. When I visit town, my dad and I always try to make it out to Willow Creek for a round or at least hit the range. Over the last 25 years or so, the course has almost always seemed to be in great shape. The course was designed by William Byrd who also designed the courses at the Country Club of North Carolina and Atlanta Country Club. I always found Willow Creek to be a challenging course. Its rating/slope is 73.9/139 from the tips at 6,972 yards. There are creeks, ponds, hills, and plenty of trees to navigate. Some of the more picturesque holes are No. 8 (par 3 over water) and No. 18 with the elegant clubhouse in the background. The course fairways and greens (Champion Bermudagrass installed in 2012) are consistently in excellent condition. The practice facilities are terrific. In addition to the all-grass range which has tools such as mirrors and swing plane guides, there is a short game facility (constructed in 2007 which replaced the old pool) and a separate practice putting green. The short game facility has a creek, two bunkers, and two greens with targets aplenty. It's nice. There are also several other little things about the course I like such as the container of cold bottled waters on the first tee and not one, but two compressed air guns players can use to clean off their shoes after a round. The staff is friendly and helpful. As for the food at Willow Creek, it's good too. :)

Love this course! Great value, wide open, the grill is good, and the service is always friendly…read more Carts are in decent shape too. One thing to note is it's hilly so there are a lot of blind spots and it's very open so there's not a lot of trees for shade. Still love this course. I'm in Greensboro and this is one of my go-to cost effective courses.

Been about three years since my original review of Winding Creek, and I just about tied my personal…read morebest set at this course (78) by shooting 79 last week. Even piped my driver right down the middle when a group of four asked me to play through, and all golfers know... that's the ultimate euphoria. Not much has changed in my opinion. Still the best golf value in the Triad, especially if you play a twilight rate. The assertion from a couple of other reviewers that the course owners (the city?) are "money hungry" is one I do not understand... if they were money hungry, surely it would be more expensive than the current very reasonable rate. I do get some of the pace of play complaints, but welcome to muni-golf honestly. Beginners come to courses like this to get better. This is the kind of place where you can skip a hole to get ahead of a slow group and be fine. For a more complete review of the course, see my original review, just affirming here that I still enjoy it, the conditions (even in the current drought environment) are still great (especially for the money), and they have brand spanking new golf carts to boot. I'll keep playing here and enjoying myself, while more picky golfers go elsewhere.

Plenty of merchandise but poor customer service from a young man with short, curly, strawberry…read moreblonde hair and a small patch of peach fuzz on his chin. He acted as if he was too good to greet me and when I said thank you, I received a "yep". I try to support local businesses in order to help local communities however, this type of service reminded me of why so many people just buy online nowadays. If not trained properly, he will cost you more customers.

went to store looking for physical therapy items and I enjoyed the services of Mia and Denard who…read morehelped find the items and engaged in conversation,so an excellent visit,will be back! Im 66 and these kids were great fun