Had a very nice lunch at Back9Bistro Monday! This is the Restaurant at The Groves Golf & Country…read moreClub under new management for the last several months. Decided to give it a try! The service was attentive & friendly from Simone & Katie. The lunch was very good & the prices were reasonable. I had the Blueberry Lemondrop Martini which was delicious! Lunch for us that day was the Chicken Salad Croissant & the Spinach Salad with Strawberries, Feta cheese & a Raspberry Vinaigrette dressing. A great little getaway spot for something other than Fast Food! Back9Bistro also has Daily Specials and serves Breakfast 8-11am and Lunch & Dinner from 11am-9pm. Dine-In, Call Ahead, Uber & Grub Hub Delivery are available. Give it a try!

I have played the Groves at least a half a dozen times now and feel the the one other negative…read morereview does not do this course justice. This is a shorter course than most, but that is part of its fun. Forget the driver for this course (maybe for three or four holes max), solid iron play is the name of the game on this course. This is a full service golf course in a 55+ retirement community, complete with an aqua driving range, pro shop, and a club house. There is no beverage cart, but you can stop at Vesh's at the turn if you need food or drink. They have a full bar and decent grub. I recommend their hamburgers. The course does have some holes that don't drain well (4th especially) so the fairways can be slow and cart path only during the rainy summer months. The greens are usually in decent shape, but this is not The Ocean course at Hammock Beach nor is this World Woods, so don't expect tour quality conditions. Instead, expect a challenging course, in a semi-rural setting with plenty of woods (that will eat your ball on a miss shot so bring plenty of extras), a friendly staff, and 3 to 4 hours enjoying a great past-time. Tip: GolfNow will occasionally run a Hot Deal special on 18 holes for under $30.

I have played here several times in late '25 and more again in 2026. The course was in great shape…read moreand was challenging yet fun. The club restaurant was very good with fair prices and a super friendly staff. I liked the whole feel and vibe of the community so much, my wife and I purchased a home here.

It's wintertime so I had search for grass in the fairways. The greens were in decent shape but need…read moreto be rolled. A few greens were kind of rough causing the ball to bounce along thereby making it slower than other holes.. The layout is nice, mixed long and short par 3's and par 4's. Par 5's are definitely 3 shot holes (at least for me). I do plan on playing it again.

First time at the Links, golfing with family, Seniors League, was a beautiful day at golf today,…read morelet start with course, it's not a "links", this is a low budget operation, they have no starter, it was mass chaos, there are no rangers, it took us 5-hours, with 5-golfers, which isn't bad, but the starter, which they didn't have should have paired the extra golfer. Please help this "Golf Course" it's not good for golfers to self manage. P.S. It was a fun golf course. Go at your own.... P.S. Hot Dog & Chips on turn, $5, also all employees were very nice & welcoming

Price was nice and staff was friendly. The course itself is non existent. The fairways and greens…read moremixture of dirt and grass. If you are learning how to play golf maybe it is ok, but really guys come on at least tidy up the greens. Also, put some sand in the boxes in the carts so folks can fill those divots. Otherwise this course will look like a desert and become a housing division soon enough.

The Copperhead Course at Innisbrook is hands down one of the most beautiful and well-maintained…read moregolf courses in Florida. You can tell there's real pride in ownership knowing it's owned by a woman, Sheila C. Johnson makes it even more impressive. Representation and excellence all in one. Happy Women's History month! I came during the Valspar Championship two years in a row now and the entire experience has always been top tier. The course was in great condition lush greens, perfectly kept fairways, and just an overall stunning layout. The energy during the PGA tournament is amazing. You get to see some of the best players in the world up close, and the event itself is super well organized. Great atmosphere, great crowd, and just an all-around good time.

Expensive course, majestic views, and challenging holes, copperhead was a great experience. It's…read morenot cheap but most would say its worth it. The course is difficult, and you should prepare yourself for a 5-plus hour round. Plenty of beverage carts and a nice bar for the turn, you should have fun. I would not play here all the time but it's a great destination for a golf trip with friends and family.

Course was fun layout with multiple challenging holes. Greens were in good shape and rolled nicely…read more Tee time was cheaper than what was listing on golfnow and included range balls. Food was good server in restaurant was not the best but not bad enough to affect the experience.

Great course. My friends and I really enjoyed the course. It was in great condition. It's a busy…read morecourse though since it's in a retirement community. Can't wait to go back. Ron L

Came here for an event and it was a lot of fun. The mini golf course is huge and I had no idea it…read morewas that big. Plenty of parking in the lot. Easy to find. Staff were nice and friendly. Service was excellent! Would definitely come back to play and enjoy some of the food and drinks! Great for groups!

We decided to surprise my husband on his birthday and my son and I came up with Popstroke and then…read morea place for dinner. Popstroke is a really beautiful little putt putt course. Lots of trees and just nicely laid out. Our 2 year old grandson loved it. I have been to a lot of mini golf courses around Tampa and Pinellas County that are more kid friendly and what I mean by the is they have adventure thymes. I am in no way saying this is not a good place for kids it just seems more adult oriented. The price isn't bad, $30 for all day. You can go to one course leave and come back and play the harder course. Service was excellent at the front desk. I didn't get the young ladies name but she helped me with keeping it on the down low that my son was coming with my grandson. We had a great time. The courses are fun. My son and husband had 3 beers each and me and my grandson had ice cream. The price for all that wasn't bad either at $42. Go to a concert or game or even Busch Gardens and 1 beer is $14 or more. I have one cute video to share but my husband has some pictures that I can add soon. I do recommend going.

Top quality country club offering fabulous golf and tennis. Great pro's for lessons. 3 Excellent…read moreon site restaurants with beautiful views. Great venue for parties and weddings too.

Great people run the course..Not the most difficult course but very enjoyable .very affordableread more

So we bought a deal on Groupon (Am I allowed to say that on YELP?). A very cheap round of golf for…read morefour. I knew this was not the best course in the world, because they practically give away tee times on golfnow every day and I could see aerial views online. But the kids were out of school and it seemed like a good cheap place where a family of 4 would not disturb any serious golfers. I made a tee time and drove an hour into the middle of nowhere. No big deal, I knew where it was when i bought it. What was a big deal was the nasty old geezer at the front desk when I arrived. At this time the course and combination proshop/storage shed was empty. There was nobody in front of us and nobody behind us. As soon as I walk in, the old guy starts to interrogate me about how many people are playing and how we are going to use 1 golf cart. Now my 3 kids are under the age of 10 and we have played golf at various courses in the area. They use those little jr clubs that fit in the basket and all 3 of them easily fit across the seat. Now the old guy starts telling me that we can't all use 1 cart and that he can't let us play. I tell him that I just drove in from Tampa and I have this groupon. He says what's that? I explain to him about electricity, personal computers, and finally the internet. I tell him that his course has sold 130 of these, surely he must have seen one. He says yeah but never like this with 3 kids. I tell him I need to speak with someone in charge and he tells me he does not know when the manager will be in. I tell him I am going to call groupon and inform them that the geezer here refuses to honor my groupon. As I start to dial my phone he says I better call Johnny! I say, yeah call Johnny and then I ask him where the bathroom is (i've been in the car for an hour). As I walk down the hall to the the bathroom I pass windows that are literally boarded up. When I step into the bathroom there are two open showers. Each one has a hand printed sign taped to the wall that says "Don't pee in the showers!". Apparently this is an issue at the zephyrhills municipal golf course. So I come out and Johnny is there. I know because it says "Johnny" on his uniform shirt. The old geezer says "there he is he wants to put all of these kids in a cart and play golf" And Johnny says sure why not. And the old geezer says but what would we do in the winter when the course is busy? Nobody, including johnny even dignifies his moronic inquiry with a response. So we load into a cart and we head out to the first tee box. Well that might be an exaggeration Zephyrhills municpal does not so much use tee box's as they use mounds of dirt and crabgrass. So we climbed the little crabgrass dirt mound and teed off. And you know what we had a little fun because we are a family and we enjoy each other's company. But if we had any interest in actual golf whatsoever, we would have been miserable because we were treated so poorly and the course was such an unmaintained field of weeds, uncreative fairways, chunks of concrete foundations, dead palmettos, etc... Did I mention it is on an airport runway? You think I am kidding? Look it up on google maps. In order to get to the 3rd hole you must drive your golf cart over a dirt road which crosses the runway. Actually if you are an aviation enthusiast instead of a golfer you might enjoy the course. But if you have any remote interest in golf or being treated kindly or with respect, stay away from this garbage course and the mean old man at the proshop/storage shed. P.S. I was really tempted to pee in the shower but I didn't.