Great place to shoot. As others have noted, there isn't any fancy pro shop or lounge, but I go…read morethere to shoot, not lounge. I like that they put a premium on safety, and there is a range master on duty at all times who calls "ceasefire" and then watches all guns on the benches to make sure no one is handling one while people are downrange checking their targets. Longest target range is 200 yards (or was last time I was there a few years ago). Folks are friendly, but they are strict about following the rules.

One of the best range deals in the Tulsa area. Friendly folks, low prices and a safe shooting…read moreenvironment. The facility is in poor condition and thus the low fee's but even with that you are treated like family and have a great time. 3 Stars only because of the condition of the facility.

My first time here and I was very impressed. The staff is fantastic and I was happy that they have…read morewhat they called a "hometown hero" membership for veterans and first responders. I got lucky and it was discounted even further. The facility is very clean and organized. The indoor range is top notch. The machines worked without any issues and the epoxied floor made brass sweep up an effortless task. I love this place and it is my go to for my shooting habit.

The moment I walked in the door I was aggressively approached by an armed individual who worked…read morethere, and before I even knew what was happening he was trying to escalate some situation he decided to create. Incredibly dangerous and unprofessional. I wouldn't recommend anyone step foot inside.

Went to shoot inside thinking it would be cooler than outside and was I wrong! It was so HOT I…read morecouldn't stand it and left after 10 minutes if that. No wonder they always have an empty parking lot, I wont be back anytime soon!

They always have great deals and a wide selection to pick from. I love the hospitality. I will be…read moredefinitely going back. I also like their indoor range.

This class delivered exactly what I was looking for--practical rifle training with an emphasis on…read morereal-world application. The standout elements were the smooth primary-to-secondary weapon transitions, shooting on the move, and in-depth malfunction drills. We drilled immediate action ("push-pull-tilt-rack") and remedial action for more stubborn stoppages like failure to extract. The instructors ensured reps were clean, consistent, and stress-tested. The transitions to secondary weapons were fast-paced (after starting slow) and emphasized muscle memory, economy of motion, and situational awareness. Whether you're LE, military, or a prepared civilian, this course will push your fundamentals and build speed and confidence when your rifle goes down. Highly recommended for anyone looking to move beyond static range work and into functional, combative shooting.

As a number-crunching accountant, I'm likely the last person you'd expect in a class called…read more"Advanced Combat Pistol 1". LOL My first exposure to a pistol was roughly 10 years ago when I decided I needed one for self-defense. A friend of mine showed me the very basics at a local range, and I was actually fairly good (at the range) hitting a large male silhouette target paper. I went to practice sporadically but never felt quite confident with my gun. I'd heard of DSA/Marshal Luton through friends for years, but it wasn't until May of this year that I took my first class. What better than Intro for Ladies? Ya gotta start somewhere! That class was awesome, and I was shooting well enough at the larger targets that ACP1 was encouraged! I completed ACP1 this past weekend. Holy moly, talk about some intense (but completely do-able) training! We had a great deal of fun while learning very important lessons about proper draw techniques, pistol grip, sight alignment,, TRIGGER CONTROL, reloads... not to mention biomechanical efficiency, focus, and keeping calm on the worst day of your life (when you have to use your gun in self-defense). The instructors at DSA obviously care a great deal about what they do. They are serious as a heart attack about safety on range and I NEVER felt like I was in danger around them OR my fellow students in class. At the same time, during lessons, they also keep things fun and cut-up with all of us. I felt like instant family from my first Intro to Ladies class and it was no different in ACP1. I plan to keep training with Marshall and his crew for the foreseeable future, and I highly recommend them to everyone willing to invest in themselves like I have. In your real time of need, the police are not going to be able to help you faster than you can help YOURSELF. Do yourself and your family a favor.... Start training with DSA!

I have absolutely enjoyed the Intro to Handguns, CCW concealed carry, and Defensive Pistol Level 1…read moreclasses w Guardian. Instructors Jeremy & Jeremiah are a class act; professional trainers who are highly knowledgeable and very skilled. They are outstanding teachers with excellent manners. I look forward to additional training with them in the future. I highly recommend them!

Great for younger players easy course very poor greens nothing compared to the pictures not to much…read moreupkeep I feel over all not bad not good

Good range for warm up. Confusing on the holes for the first time out though. Course is really…read moresquished together.

It should not have taken me nearly this long to get into TAC for a visit. This is the ultimate…read moreTulsa hang! It's open 7 days a week, it's kid friendly and dog friendly, it has indoor and outdoor seating and games, it has a full bar with fun signature cocktails, the Tamale Boyz food truck on site, and of course...pickleball! We had the best time enjoying all of the above and can't wait to get back soon!

I've only been for a US World Cup match so this experience might not be typical. The atmosphere was…read moregreat as was the service. It didn't take long at all to get a beer at any point despite being packed. They have a good selection of local beer and beer in general. I love that they have an indoor area and a large outdoor area. While pickle ball seems to be the most popular game there, many other options are available should one feel like sportsing. The only minuses for me is that the place is dog friendly and kid friendly, which I understand is a plus for most.

I actually haven't played the golf course as yet. I'm just getting back into the golf scene since…read morerelocating from California. I use the range and practice areas. They offer a good plan for practice balls for which I took advantage of. The staff is friendly and I'm looking forward playing an actual round soon.

Great track by great people of Tulsa County! Will be back to play again. Awesome views at elevationread more