“Stop in, grab some billiard supplies, and maybe talk to a world champion. It's the only place we go now. Take care of all your pool needs! If Nick doesn't have it, he will help you find it. Great team!”
“A small (but very well stocked) sporting goods store with an old time feel. The owner Chris was very welcoming and friendly when I came in. The gun selection is VERY good, especially if you are looking for revolvers which seem pretty elusive these days. Lots of fishing equipment as well as archery supplies as well. Prices are very good and the whole environment at this store makes me realize I will definitely be coming back to give more business. Highly recommended if guns, ammo, archery, or fishing, and being treated like a valued customer is your thing!”
“Went in for some accessories for my Dad's bike. Breck helped us and was extremely friendly and knowledge. Gave us great info about local and regional trails and events. Very glad we visited this shop!”
“He was a big help to my daughter. We looked at shoes (not a large selection for ladies) and clubs. He has a ton of clubs! Also space to try out clubs with a putting green.”
“The employees were awesome!.. very helpful.. a tad sad I noticed.. because I'm sure they spend most the day telling people they are sorry.. let me clarify.. Unfortunately they are short on stock, at least on what I wanted.. slow in traffic, me and my son were the only ones,.. felt like a trip to see that old uncle on his deathbed.. you know the one with a foot in the grave.. I don't say this to be mean, it's actually very sad, and it's something I noticed years ago.. I loved that store for local higher tier shoes and hats. Prices where sky high but you didn't have to wait 2 weeks to get them online, you can try them on and it's just better in my book..that's all changed..for instance... I found two pair I sorta liked, neither pair had a size anywhere near what I needed.. I did spend all I could mainly out of grief..... it's a sinking ship people.. God speed the captain..I.. I could've got what I got for a quarter of the price on Amazon.. again.. I'm not trying to be negative, just realistic for this truly is...the online age, with cheaper prices, more selection, next day free shipping.. insurance.. warranty's and just better products... Local stores can not complete.. they can't get near the inventory, buy in bulk, or cut their costs like the online giants..it's basic mathematics and common sense..I hate it.. I love going into a store, touching the fabric, seeing the colors first hand, trying it on, matching with other garments for outfits. It's over people. The mall makes me so depressed.. I grew up in the mall days.. spend all day there.. now it looks like it's a homeless shelter boarded up for a storm.. hope I didn't offend anyone, like I said the store and employees are awesome.. I sometimes with the internet was never invented..I say that and I use it every minute of my day..”
“This is a well stocked store and have some really good quality stuff in a wide price range but I do NOT recommend getting a credit card thru them. The company that does their credit cards has the worst customer service I have ever experienced, hands down.”
The outdoor retailer plans to open a 100,000-square-foot store in College Station, Texas, in 2028. It'll sit along State Highway 6, north of William D. Fitch Parkway, next to a Costco and in front of the future South College Station baseball and softball complex. On Sept. 24, the College Station City Council approved a $10.84 million sale of 28 acres in a unanimous vote. Bass Pro gets about 14 acres for its store. Dallas-based Corinth Properties will build a mixed-use project with restaurants and an event plaza on the other 14.
Fan Outfitters aims to be the ultimate one-stop shop for local professional, college, and even high school team merchandise. The company's unique "hyperlocal" approach is the brainchild of its parent company Lids Sports Group. Just six months after launching, Fan Outfitters has already opened 12 locations in cities like Phoenix, Dallas, Oklahoma City, Lexington, and Tampa. The massive 5,500 square-foot spaces are stocked with jerseys, trading cards, replica helmets, and much more across 12-15 local teams.
