Sports & Recreation

A publicly traded company bent on growing a national chain of high-tech golf driving ranges is eyeing the Richmond market for its second site.

“After I saw them play, I got on the phone with their people and said we need to work together,” Sportable executive director Hunter Leemon said.

With the help of a successful crowdfunding campaign last fall, a group of area pinball enthusiasts has tilted toward Southside for its first playhouse.

A Museum District fitness studio is pedaling uphill — up to Church Hill, that is.

I local inventor recently patented his fishing paddle — a lightweight kayak paddle with a reel attached.

While hundreds of Richmonders jog down Monument Avenue in the annual 10K run this Saturday, the national gym brand will unleash its octagon in a space along West Broad Street.

Outfitted with flat-screen TVs, couches, a projector and over a dozen video game consoles, a new arcade has opened in a part of town not necessarily known for recreation.

One of Virginia’s best-known golf resorts, built by Anheuser-Busch in the 1970s along the James River, has a new owner.

A local startup is looking to give a lift to area cyclists who want to ride the 52-mile Virginia Capital Trail, just not the 52-mile return trip.