First time at Mansfield and while the course wasn't bad, had a 7:21 tee time. Some of the greens…read morewere pretty wet still, to be expected. However the biggest issue was we signed up for 18 but for some reason they had us down for 9. Also they definitely had to many golfers it was clogged up the entire round. Back 9 took over 3 hours. While they do provide breakfast which wasn't bad that's a small saving grace

They always seem to be out of balls even prior to the time they stop selling…read more Location is right under high voltage power lines which is highly detrimental for one's health.

To Whom It May Concern,…read more I am writing to formally express my deep frustration and disappointment regarding an incident that occurred during my recent visit to your golf course. I have always believed that a golf course should uphold a standard of respect, professionalism, and fairness for all players on the course. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. During our round, my group was playing at a pace consistent with the groups ahead and behind us. At one point, the course became backed up, and as a result, we were bunched up with the group in front of us while another group was also closely behind. This is a normal occurrence on a busy day, and something that should be handled with understanding and fairness. However, an older staff member approached our group in a manner that was unnecessarily confrontational and, frankly, disrespectful. Rather than assessing the situation as a whole, he chose to single out our group, speaking to us in a tone that felt accusatory and dismissive. What makes this especially frustrating is that the group behind us was equally bunched up, yet no attention or correction was directed toward them. Being singled out in this way, despite clearly not being the root of the issue, was both unfair and embarrassing. We were doing our best to maintain pace, and there was nowhere for us to go due to the congestion ahead. Instead of being treated with basic courtesy and understanding, we were spoken to as if we were the problem. I want to be clear: I have no issue with course management ensuring pace of play. That is understandable and expected. What I do take issue with is the lack of professionalism, the selective enforcement, and the disrespectful tone used toward us. There is a right way and a wrong way to address customers, and this situation was handled the wrong way. I hope this feedback is taken seriously. No paying customer should feel disrespected or unfairly targeted while simply trying to enjoy a round of golf. I would appreciate it if this matter were addressed internally so that future guests do not have a similar experience. Sincerely, Kash

I had a great time at the golf course. It is not a number one course, but it is challenging and…read moreforgiving at the same time. It is a good course for the average golfer, and if you play from the tips, it can be hard.

This is always a fun but challenging track. We always enjoy coming out. We all were surprised by…read morethe condition of the greens. We play golf every week at various courses around the metroplex and found the greens at Tangle Ridge to be hands-down the worst we have experienced in quite some time. The amount of Poana on the greens made putting difficult as your ball would pinball off the Poana grass. Once the weather warms up, they will be able to solve the Poana problem, but I would not try playing it again until after the middle of June.

The golf course was in good shape. There were 3 of us and the course was wide open. Tee time was at…read more11:30 am and we finished around 2:45 pm

I've been going to Forum Bowling Lanes - FBL - for 3- months. Fantastic "bowling alley" menu. The…read moreatmosphere is inviting. Nice and clean well- maintained lanes, which do present some challenges. Not sure if bowling was a "thing" for me, on my first visit I used a house ball and rented shoes. Due to my experiences at FBL, I've developed a deep passion for the sport of bowling. I now own two custom-made bowling balls and two pairs of bowling shoes. I've learned I have a lot to learn. My intentions are to develop my game at FBL. There is a great pro-shop on the premises. Don't let the size of the shop fool you. The crew, eager to help, is really nice and easy- going. In closing. I consider Forum Bowling Lanes, my "home lanes."

My friends in Arlington took me here on a Saturday afternoon. A tournament had been underway at the…read moretime but half of the lanes (about 45 total) were still vacant at the time. They looked spotless and the seating area felt acceptably clean. I didn't use the provided balls, but they looked like the standard casual-player ones that don't spin easily. Their usual prices are also okay for a Saturday before 6pm -- $20 per lane per hour and $5 for shoe rentals. Check their Facebook for occasional deals. I recommend grabbing 3 of your buddies to split the cost. All in all, a solid bowling alley. It gets the job done for a fun night out.

Nice location but food is not the best. 54 Brewhouse in Euless is better, Great staff and service,…read more54 is better.

I played yesterday, 2/12/2026, but I was really disappointed with the condition and speed of the…read moregreens. They didn't look like they had been cut or rolled at all, and it was by far the slowest green speed I've seen in the DFW area recently.

I was just visiting the area and stopped by looking for a place to hit a few balls on a driving…read morerange. Very fast and friendly service. The driving range is down a path a short walk from the clubhouse and it was a pleasant surprise. I enjoyed spending time on what looks like a nice course!

I played Riverchase Golf Club in Grand Prairie today and was surprised to see the green fee had…read moreclimbed to $80. I hadn't played there in 2-3 years, and the last time I was there it was just over $60. A price increase of more than $15 raises expectations. The clubhouse staff were efficient but not especially friendly. I'd describe the service as average. The starter was about the same. Nothing bad, but nothing that matched the premium price either. The little things also reflected a lack of attention to detail. My cart was dirty and had trash left in one of the cup holders. The sand bottle was empty, so there was no way to repair divots. I also purchased a small bucket of range balls and found five that were visibly cut and should have been pulled from circulation. I striped my opening drive right down the middle of the first fairway. While waiting for the group ahead to clear, a player from the first tee nearly hit me with their drive. We couldn't have been more than 250 yards away. That's a player issue, but it's also the kind of thing a visible starter or marshal should help prevent. The greens and most of the tee boxes were in good shape. Unfortunately, the bunkers were below average, with several consisting mostly of bare dirt and washed-out sand. A few tee boxes were also washed out. Two holes were using "temporary" tee boxes, but they were in the exact same condition as the last time I played, so they appear to have become permanent. Both were overrun with crabgrass and dallisgrass. The biggest disappointment was pace of play. I never saw a course marshal, and the round took 5 hours and 40 minutes. That's simply unacceptable, especially at an $80 price point. Overall, I'd rate the experience 5 out of 10. Riverchase is not currently an $80 golf course. At around $65, it would be a fair value. Just a few miles away, Stevens Park typically charges in the mid-$60s and is consistently in outstanding condition. At the current price, Riverchase has work to do before it offers comparable value.

What an incredible hidden gem of a boutique pickleball facility here in Texas!…read more From the moment we arrived, everything about the experience was top-notch. The owner was so kind and responsive--communication was seamless, and reserving the courts theough court reserve was incredibly easy. As you drive up, it feels like you're entering someone's private, beautifully maintained property. But keep going and you'll find a charming setup: a well-kept pole barn, a cozy little pro shop, clean bathrooms, and four pristine outdoor courts complete with lighting. Every detail is clearly cared for. We had such a great time playing with Steve and Al, and the weather couldn't have been better. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this is a spot worth checking out. I'll definitely be back! Click here ot learn more: https://pickleballparadisetx.com/

The Flamingo Nest is a great place for you to take your young toddlers. Our almost 4 year wasn't…read moretoo interested in staying too long but for younger toddlers it looked like they were having a blast. What is even better about the place is that they have coffee and pastries and host birthday parties. You have an entire designated space for your party or you can rent out the entire Flamingo Nest. Love this place. I just wish it would have been around a couple years earlier. Great location and plenty of parking.