Sentiment analysis: I love all the Villages. Finally settled on DC Ranch since it was closest to my house. For awhile, I was going every day since I was training for the Tour the Tucson. Since I was going there every day, I noticed quite a few things~ the friendly staff regardless of the hour or time of day, the diligence in keeping the health club 100% clean without feeling intrusive, and everyone I came across was a pleasure. I saw weight lifting equipment that was out of order fixed by the next day. Spencer and Kevin Shephard at weight lifting really know what they are talking about, Mandy Campbell was great to work with on the pilates machine, Chris Warmbold is great in membership. And the members were always friendly to me. The amazing thing about the Villages as I have experienced not only at DC Ranch is that the environment turns working out from a chore to a pleasure. For this I'm thankful. If you want to go to a place not just for working out but looking for a community as well, this place is for you!

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Sentiment analysis: Loved this place! I had the egg noodle soup with Shrimp and Crab. It was delicious and I ordered a side of cold bean sprouts which I thought was interesting since all the Vietnamese restaurants I have been to have just brought it with the soup. I have been to a ton of Pho restaurants in Utah, Los Angeles and Phoenix and this one is a very good one indeed! I will come again for sure!

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Sentiment analysis: An average review that wont sway the scales is in order. I took my mom here for mothers day a couple of years ago and had an absolutely awful experience, which embarrased me beyond belief. The bag boys were rude, the pro shop was unjustly impatient, the snack bar was closed (they said it would be open,) and the drink cart did not come by one time during our entire round. We even called the pro shop from cell phones to complain on about the 12th hole saying there was no water in the drinking water jugs on the course, the cart girl had never come by, and the bathrooms were all locked and the cart key did not open them. The guys in the shop were apologetic, and said they would send someone right out to help us, but we didn't see anyone. On the 14th hole, the ranger came by and he had some towels which kept us cool, and we let him know how disappointed we were that the drink cart wasn't coming by, the snack bar was closed, and there was no water in the drinking water jugs. Basically that we could not get water, and it was 100 degrees outside! He apologized profusely and said he would see us on the next hole with waters and bathroom keys, but we never did see him the rest of the round. When we got back to the clubhouse, the bag boy was sitting on a chair under an umbrella watching us take the bags off the cart and stare him down. I'm sure he realized we were pissed he wasn't doing his job, but he offered no apologies or assistance. I later told someone in the pro shop about all the problems we had and he basically told us that we should expect this in the summertime. I've played golf for 20 years in Arizona, and most of it in the summer because I can actually afford to play then, and never had such an awful experience. I felt like I was playing on a closed golf course. A letter to their director of golf Joe Shershanova got a written apology and a comp round, but it didn't make up a ruined mothers day that I spent a lot of my hard earned money on... I don't make much. The second experience was average.

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