Great service and even better people. I love these men my god!! I love them and will always returnread more

So after going to several golf shops to get fitted for a new driver and irons, I also tried Golf…read moreUSA. Hands down, the best experience was from Jason Gomez at Golf USA. First, he's a very easy going, "let's see what works best for you" kind of guy. He is the best club fitter I've had the pleasure of working with. He makes precise adjustments after using proper data analysis from the best analyzing equipment in Omaha. Let me just say that if you are a decent golfer, YOU NEED TO BE FITTED WITH THE RIGHT SHAFT for all clubs. Jason is a master at it! Buying the latest clubs with stock shafts will not help without superior data analysis. In short, I plan on purchasing very soon and golf USA has won my business. Nice job, Jason and team!

I normally golf at OCC and the Sandhills Club, but I golfed here recently for a group event…read more I tried to drive my cart out to my BMW to pick up my clubs and the cart died on me. I thought, "Great, now I need to get a new cart." Then I noticed the computer screen on my cart and it had a message to the effect that I was in a "restricted area" and I had to back up. It wouldn't back up so I had to push it. Once I had pushed the cart back, I noticed the sign about no carts in the parking lot. I asked an employee why this was. "Too many people." What does that have to do with anything? We started playing and I learned that our Big Brother golf carts were programed to prevent the carts from going near the greens. But you just have to guess about exactly where. Occasionally, the computer screen warned you. The computer screen also kept track of your time of play and if you were "behind" some hypothetical pace of play. Who decides what is the correct amount of time? Later, Barney Fife tells is that we are behind by 18 minutes and we have to pick it up at the turn. The thing of it was the group behind never had to wait and they weren't pressing us. I come out for a relaxing round of golf with my friends and somehow I'm on the hypothetical clock, Big Brother is watching my cart and Barney Fife is ready to indict me for a non-existent crime. Not good. The course itself is average at best. The thing of it is that Mr. Market will soon be putting this real estate to its highest and best use as a mixed use residential and commercial subdivision. Those Big Brother golf carts are really pernicious. Nearly wrecked my round, but I was able to rise above the machines.

Went there just to hit balls. Small crowded golf range. Wound up leaving. Went to NW Omaha to hit…read moreballs.

Great course for my grandson. Easy to play but with some character because of its nice layout. Good…read moresize greens for a par 27 course. Only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that there can be groups of middle schoolers that can evidently play without an adult along.

Went yesterday with a buddy to enjoy some golf on a Saturday. There is an older gentleman who is…read morevery rude in the clubhouse. Didn't feel welcomed at all which is unfortunate since it's a nice beginner course. If you don't want to work in a place why be there is the question I would ask him.

My go to spot for golf gear in Omaha, excited to see what their new place is going to look like…read morewhen they are finished moving! They run great deals and discounts constantly also which keeps me coming back! Employees are super helpful if you're not quite sure where to find something.

DO NOT LET THEM WORK ON YOUR CLUBS…read more I have had nothing but bad experiences with their club building department. After multiple problems I began building clubs on my own. I recently received a gift card to the store and used some of it to purchase a new iron shaft. After waiting for over a month they told me the order from golf works was still processing. I cancelled their order and went through golf works myself. The shaft came to my house in 3 days.

I'm not huge into the golf scene but I went to visit with some friends and I have to say, this…read moreplace is pretty neat. The woman's behind the bar was more than happy to help get us set up, get some drinks, and made sure we had a good time. We were appreciative that she let us know that there went any lines available with drinks... they ran out which was a bummer but you can't really control lime shipments so I don't blame them on it! We went on a Friday night and ended up having the whole place to ourselves. There are several bays and more than enough space for everyone. I highly recommend if you're hoping for an indoor golf experience!

It was spectacular..what a beautiful golf course...the club house was stunning...we were there for…read morean event and they really brought it! The food was delicious...meatballs, pretzel bites with cheese sauce, mac n cheese fritters, fish and chip cones, mini quesadilla bites, Reuben sandwiches, brats, gourmet deviled eggs, charcuterie..fruit..relish trays...Cesar salad with all the toppings..desserts, and more ...drinks, games, door prizes ..t-shirts, all top notch! What an amazing place to be a part of!

I've been here several times in a large party room booked out for company events. We've always had…read morean open bar with plenty of choices from mixed drinks to bottled beer to wine. We always have apps provided and these are the most impressive part to me! Today it was pulled pork sliders (build your own) with toppings like coleslaw, pickles, and other sauces. They also had fried pickles with ranch which I heard were great. We always get more/higher end apps than expected for a work meeting/party room!

2 Stars - Scheels is great overall, but not for hockey…read more Scheels is a great store for a lot of sporting goods, but if you're looking for hockey equipment, I would honestly recommend going somewhere else. My son recently started getting into hockey, and we went there hoping to get some help with skates and gear. Unfortunately, it was clear pretty quickly that the hockey department just doesn't have staff with much hockey knowledge. Whether it was skates, sticks, or general equipment questions, there really wasn't anyone who seemed confident or experienced enough to help. The most frustrating experience was when we purchased skates and were told they had been sharpened by the Scheels staff. After my son had a very negative experience on the ice, we took the skates to a rink, and the staff there confirmed the blades had not actually been sharpened. That kind of thing makes a big difference, especially when someone is just starting the sport. If you're serious about hockey equipment, save yourself the frustration and go somewhere that specializes in it. Prices are very competitive elsewhere, and the staff actually care and know what they're doing. Pure Hockey on 72nd is absolutely worth the trip. Scheels does a lot of things well, but hockey just doesn't seem to be one of them.

Show shopping...sales staff are as so friendly, patient and helpful today..."Tru" helped Dean…read moresearch for new shoes...we had to order them for the right size! Then Bruce was a breath of fresh air..he was very helpful and shared his adventures driving on an iced over lake..(heck to the no for me) and ice fishing...I pet a half dozen furbabies walking around as well..