TigerTown Sports

“We had a fun day of mini golf. When we were we enjoyed a nice drink inside. The gentle behind the counter was awesome. He's a firefighter plus is holding down 3 other job! He was a pleasure to talk with. If you go inside for drinks or something else,please thank him for his service. He made our experience even better!”

“Best place to go to for a good game night and great service, Ari is the BEST! But It’s way more than just your typical sports bar. The atmosphere is laid-back but still energetic with the music, making it a perfect place to hang out with friends or catch a game. They’ve got tons of TVs, So you won’t miss any of the action no matter where you’re sitting. What really sets this place apart is everything there is to do. The mini golf course is a blast and surprisingly well-designed, whether you’re just messing around or getting a little competitive. The golf simulator is another highlight—it’s super realistic and a great way to practice your swing or just have fun without being on a full course. The sand volleyball court is a huge plus, especially when the weather’s nice. It adds a whole different vibe and keeps things active. And if you’re just looking to chill, the cornhole setup is perfect for kicking back with a drink and some friendly competition. Overall, it’s the kind of place where you can easily spend hours without getting bored. Great mix of sports, games, music, and good times—I’ll definitely be coming back!!!”

“Our first time there. I'll say that it's a really nice place. The golf course was cool, and creative. Nice and breezy and it was just awesome.. There is a bar, like a real bar.. I'm kinda old now, but the thing it was missing was a smoking area! I need to smoke if I'm gonna be drinking! Very cool tho. I thought it was a bit too expensive, but I'm just cheap that's all!! Lol. It's 15 bucks per person after age 13 I think. 12 and under was cheaper, but I don't remember how much. We were on a date night, so we didn't have the kids. We'll definitely go back again though.”

“I planned a surprise date for my boyfriend at Tigertown Sports for Valentine’s Day. When we walked in, no one was at the front to greet us or check our reservation. The only employee visible was the bartender, who did not acknowledge us until I eventually had to walk up to the bar as if I was ordering a drink to get her attention. She told us to give her a few minutes and she would get us set up for the game simulator. We ended up waiting about 10 minutes while people without reservations tried to play on our time. We politely intervened then figured it out ourselves. You honestly could walk in as a stranger on the street and play for free because no one would notice. The employee eventually came over to apologize and told us she’ll extend our time to ensure we play a full hour, which I really appreciated. We really enjoyed ourselves with the time we did play. However, the games locked about 10 minutes before our hour mark to accommodate a group reservation after us. I went back up to the employee to remind her of our extension, but the bar was now packed and waiting customers were visibly irritated. We decided to walk out because we already lost 20 minutes of play time, and did not feel like waiting another 20 to get her attention. I’m unsure if someone controls the simulator and shut us down for the next party, but we were rushed out and dismissed. This was a bad first impression and solidified that we will not be recommending to anyone. There’s two sides to every coin though. Although the employee was inattentive, she was the only one working. Her rude coworker who was not on shift came behind the bar taking up space. She should have stepped in to help her with customers then pulled her aside later to offer suggestions, not criticize her in front of all of us at the bar. I really felt bad for the girl doing it all on her own while her coworker was doing nothing but popping gum and rolling her eyes. Lastly, there was no music and the TVs were on mute. We just decided to share AirPods and play our own music because it was so awkward. Everyone outside was having fun while everyone inside was irritated. You could cut the tension with a knife. In summary, the customer service and check-in process was lacking. Better staffing, clearer instructions, and honoring reservation times would make a big difference. To be clear, we are not upset at the employee because she did her best with the situation. We disapprove of management for putting her in that position which negatively affected our experience. If I was her, I would leave and get a job that appreciates her. Tigertown Sports is a cute concept I guess but I don’t understand how a business open for more than a year operates like that.”

“Today February 17th from about 7:20-8:20 I came here to play a round of putt-putt with my mom and dad. Everything was going smoothly until we were about halfway through the course and my mom suddenly became very nauseous. She suffers from chronic migraines, which comes with sudden nausea, so I ran to bar to quickly buy her a Sprite. When I arrived, the employee working was outside behind the bar area talking with two other people. I waited for a couple of minutes, and although one of the people she was speaking with made eye contact with me several times, they closed the door and walked further in the parking lot. Because my mom wasn’t feeling well, I anxiously went around the building to politely see if she could help me. I approached and said, “Hi, I’m so sorry to interrupt, but I was wondering if anyone else is working?” She replied that no one else was there. I then explained I just needed to purchase a drink really quickly. She paused then said “I’ll be there in a moment” . While she remained outwardly professional and smiled, her tone was mean and treated me as if I was weird and inconveniencing her by coming to her. But I should have never had to go to the parking lot to try to find someone that works there. When she came back inside, I apologized again and said “can I just get a sprite”. She responded by cackling out loud and saying, “You really came in here for a Sprite??” This was when her true colors showed, I explained that my mom was nauseous and needed it. She then knew what she said upset me and said she was “just giving me a hard time.” She did end up giving me the Sprite free of charge, which I appreciated a lot. Unfortunately, when I brought the drink to my mom, it had no syrup and was just carbonated water so she couldn’t drink it. I understand that may not have been her fault, but at that point I felt too uncomfortable to go back and ask for another one after the way I was treated here, so we just finished the last few holes and left. Additionally, the parking lot was filled with motorcycles parked in handicap spaces, revving their engines very loudly. There was also a Ferrari and a Porsche revving engines as well. It made the environment feel chaotic and took away from what we had hoped would be a relaxing family outing. I did take a pic of where the motorcycles were parked, they were there when we arrived at 7 and still there when we left at 8. This is the only mini golf around here and next time I absolutely will drive the extra 40 minutes to Georgia to stay away from here. I cannot believe I was so utterly disrespected, I am so embarrassed and upset.”