Tribal headquarters

Aboriginal day wasn't as good as it should be for the amount of money that place has.

I picked up golf in the pandemic and have been working hard at improving my game. I was a bit trepidatious getting fitted as I was worried I would quickly outgrow my clubs as my handicap drops, and that they wouldn't be a great fit for me in a few years. I was also worried that my fitter would pressure me to buy new and aftermarket everything, and boy was that not the case. Paul was super attentive, cognizant of my wants, budget, and that my swing was still developing. He actually suggested that I not buy new irons (something I was considering buying) for another season or so since the relative gain in scoring I would get would be minimal and in a season he may recommend a different set of irons. My driver swing on the day of my fitting was also all over the place, again Paul was great. He simply suggested I come back another day to ensure that I get fitted for the right club. The best part is that the fitting fee with TXG is that it's something you pay for once, so if you have a bad day with the driver like I did or get told to come back in a season, there's no added cost to come back for that club (which relieves so much pressure).There's a reason TXG is considered the best, and I can't wait to get back there.

Friendly people, great to chat with.

This is not the indian phrm...the title is incorrect...its first nations.

Fantastic employer. Anybody who is looking at applying to any one of their openings should put it at the top of their list.

Awesome place to work and both very traditional and forward thinking team

Love my home community

It was awesome

The Social Beehive comes across as positive- if you are neurotypical. I went there one day to cowork, telling Ms. Cabral that I had a lot of work to get done in a short period, and did not have time to socialize. She ambushed me with how she wanted me to run my personal, friends only facebook page, instructing me what I was and was not allowed to share, and then bullied me until she made me cry. She then told me that, due to my poor social skills (I'm autistic) that I am a poor fit for the conscious community that she was creating". I was incredibly hurt

I don't remember the last time anyone has believed in me and respected me as much as the community at The Social Beehive. It is such a reciprocal feeling most people experience from this organization. You can really sense that the people here genuinely care about the deeper things in life and most have a strong belief in a creator or higher power of some kind! I think of Heather (the founder) as one of the most loving sisters a person could have and one of my best friends forever! I highly recommend this place for everyone!