Speaking as an avid golfer I know this review will not apply to everybody. I understand now that Tiger Woods is no longer relevant, and the golf industry is hurting and needs places like this to attract more people because it appeals to a broad audience. I got my grandfather a $25 gift certificate and it did not even cover one hour worth of driving balls! Be prepared to pay an extra five dollars per person for some kind of one time membership. You cannot hit woods, irons only, there was an old lady at the door making sure you did not bring them in the door. For a newly constructed multimillion dollar facility that appeals to golfers this is unacceptable! I was expecting for $25 an hour for all of our shots yardage to be tracked this is not the case. You have to hit the ball in the target for it to tell you how far you hit it. Lame! from what I saw $25 an hour was the cheapest rate that you could play that is during the day I think it almost doubles at night. Some of the golf balls were so beat up I'm sure they did not fly as far as they should have which is unacceptable for what you are paying! I can go to PGA superstore to hit golf balls there for as long as I want and it tracks the yardage on every shot hit for free! But I guess if you're going there as a social occasion with friends then it's not a bad place to hang out, did not try the food or drinks so I cannot comment on that. I don't think that I will be returning here to practice, considering you can buy a bucket of balls at your local driving range for five dollars and have lunch and a beer on top of that and he still won't spend as much money. If they changed a few of these things and actually catered to actual golfers when they came in, it would be a pretty cool place.