Nice 12 HOLE course. Lots of water and sand traps that are…read morebeautifully placed. The grounds were wet due to all the rain. I love the Spanish moss hanging from the trees.

Course is in great shape, at least for my level of play. Only draw back is that you are paying the…read moresame price you'd pay for 18 holes at most public courses and you are only getting 12... and the last three are part of a Par 3 course. Other than that, course was in great shape, and it plays tough, staff was friendly and helpful, carts were clean.

We recently hosted our engagement party here. While we made the best of the evening, we were very…read moredisappointed by the lack of planning and support day of by Palm Valley team and on top of this cleanliness of restrooms was a huge issue. They did not have things set up when we arrived as agreed upon, leading to many of our own family and friends handling logistics. Our day of event coordinator switched twice during the evening and the last coordinator was rude to vendors. The worst part was the bathrooms were out of order all evening long, producing an awful sewer like smell which leaked into the kitchen. I will give this- 1 out of 5 as the experience with the venue and customer experience was sub par what our expectations were given the cost. Update- owner Ann Urban's response to my review instead of taking ownership, she sends me an email with a long laundry list of excuses and reasons why the evening went so poorly. I was astonished by her condensing and unapologetic tone - it read as "you should be grateful for our help" instead of "sorry that we failed to meet your expectations". Whatever you do - run from this place and their staff. Unhelpful, rude, and there are better venues to choose from in the Jax area where your place won't smell like sewer all night

My friends and I came here to celebrate one of our friends who is moving away from us - bitter…read moresweet. We had such a blast! I did not experience the registration process, another member of our friend group did that part. Getting suited up and ready to go was easy, the staff were friendly and helpful. They have their rules of play, but it's still very chill. Very family friendly. We had such a good time! They have the space to get cleaned up afterward if you get really messy like we did. They take pictures for you, I didn't take any of these pictures and none of our friend group did. They do everything for you. So easy, so fun, very stress free. Loved it! They have a lot of other craft options, so I would love to go back and try something new. Do check them out! They have a lot to offer aside from splatter paint (if getting messy isn't your thing). Will be back soon!

My daughter has been to several birthday parties here and has been asking me to take her back, she…read morereally enjoys it. However, I am taking one star off because the last time she visited (just for a pop in craft, not a party) she came home very distraught that whoever was helping her insisted on drawing her jellyfish a certain way that my daughter did not like - she wouldn't just let her do it herself and my daughter was not happy with the end result. They also made her put her name on the front which my daughter was super upset about as well. Not the end of the world, but if I'm paying for my child to be creative, I think they should not be forced to do it any way other than how they envision it.

Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa…read more Ponte Vedra Beach getting better Better stay at Sawgrass Marriott I wanted to send a quick note to thank you for the significantly improved stay during my recent visit to the Sawgrass Marriott. As a long-time Elite Marriott Bonvoy member and a frequent visitor to your property, I truly appreciate how everyone has stepped up to enhance the experience. My room 409 in the Villas was excellent as the Villas can be hit or miss and still need some much needed updating. Mark and the gang at Vernons always do a great job! I'll be back again in June for another nice stay. Matt Christian

A beautiful surprise! I was very surprised to see the low…read morerating on here because I really enjoyed myself! I didn't do any prior research before coming, but everything about our visit was wonderful. My massage was amazing, and the friend who joined me absolutely loved hers as well. The facility itself was spotless, and everyone on the staff was extremely helpful and friendly. We especially loved lounging by the pool afterwards, they have staff available right there to take your food and drink orders, and I highly recommend the pomegranate martini! They also have nice touches inside like self-serve tea, coffee, and fruit-infused water. I really loved the overall vibe of this spa and will absolutely be back!

We had a great time doing the free TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse tour, which I wouldn't have known about…read morehad it not been for Yelp (so paying it forward for others with this review). Take a look online to see the hours they are offered, but you get a tour with a knowledgeable "storyteller" who makes you feel welcome, addresses any questions you may have, and shows you the ropes of the Clubhouse and part of the course. Our tour ended up being a private one since it was just us, which we loved. Bonus was we went during the holidays, so there were beautiful holiday decorations up as well. You can take photos and after the tour eat at the restaurant or shop in the pro shop. All in all, it was a lovely way to spend some time at a beautiful and golf famous spot in the area. We certainly would return for the tour!

This Yelp page is for the TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse. I saw some people leave reviews here that were…read moreprobably meant for the golf course. Below are the separate Yelp listings for different things at TPC Sawgrass (at least, ones that I found at the time of writing this review): * TPC Sawgrass (golf course, overall property): https://www.yelp.com/biz/tpc-sawgrass-ponte-vedra-beach * The Players Championship (annual flagship PGA Tour event): https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-players-championship-ponte-vedra-beach-3 * Nineteen at TPC Sawgrass (clubhouse restaurant): https://www.yelp.com/biz/nineteen-at-tpc-sawgrass-ponte-vedra-beach * The Sawgrass Spa (on-site spa): https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-sawgrass-spa-ponte-vedra-beach I love golf, golf history, and golf clubhouses. The clubhouse at TPC Sawgrass is an example of one of the best clubhouses in the world. It's absolutely beautiful, inside and out, and it serves as a sort of mini museum for the golf course and The Players Championship. Compared to most other clubhouses, it's palatial and a step above. Why shouldn't it be? TPC Sawgrass is home to the PGA Tour and its flagship event. It's only fitting the Tour and the The Players have such a majestic home. Technically, the Tour's headquarters ("PGA Tour Global Home") are located on a different part of the property, southeast of the clubhouse and courses. It's not far from the 16th green and 17th tee of The Players Stadium Course at 1 PGA Tour Blvd. There's lots to love about the TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse. First, it's open to the public, 7am-9pm daily. Second, they have volunteer "Storytellers" who give free tours. The tours not only cover the clubhouse, but the grounds outside and the Stadium Course too. Yep, they'll take you out onto the course in a cart as part of the tour (at least, that's how it was for us). So, anyone can drive onto the property, park, and get a guided tour at no cost. How cool is that? Tours start in the Grand Foyer (main lobby) which is the room just inside the main entrance. According to a sign between the Grand Foyer and the Golf Shop, tours begin on the hour, 9am-4pm daily. For us, our tour start and end times were flexible, maybe because it was a slow day. Our Storyteller was Robb Mitchell. It didn't take long after meeting Robb that we, coincidentally, graduated from the same school: Georgia Tech. He's at least one generation ahead of me. There were four in our tour group, my wife and two of our friends. My wife and another in our group went to Emory. Robb joked that he had dated some Emory girls in his time. As a proud Tech alumnus, I have to point out that, according to Robb, the TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse was designed by two Georgia Tech architects. I have some architecture and industrial design friends from Tech. They used to spend countless hours in the studio. They called their major "architorture." The current clubhouse at TPC Sawgrass opened in 2007. It was designed by the firm Chapman Coyle Chapman of Atlanta. One of the Georgia Tech architects Robb mentioned as designing this place was Michael Shue. Shue is a partner at Chapman Coyle Chapman and works exclusively on golf and country club projects. According to a press release by the construction company that built the clubhouse, Clark Construction, the current clubhouse took 11 months to build. The old clubhouse was demolished right after the 2006 Players Championship and the new clubhouse was ready in time for the 2007 Players Championship. Per David Pillsbury, former President of the TPCs and PGA Tour Executive Vice President and current CEO of Invited (formerly ClubCorp): "Under a normal construction schedule, a clubhouse of this size would have required between 18 to 24 months to complete. However, it was finished 10 months after the demolition of the old clubhouse." When I first saw the clubhouse on TV and social media during The Players Championship (I distinctly remember the clubhouse being shown off through crowd-sourced videos during one championship weekend; this was when Instagram Stories had just become a thing and @pgatour featured the video on their story), I remember thinking of how grand and impressive it looked. The clubhouse really stands out and is unique. Robb quizzed us on the architecture style. One of us got it right (not me): Mediterranean Revival. Seeing the clubhouse in person, it met my expectations as far as what I'd seen on TV and online. As far as the grounds went, they were on par (no pun intended) with all of the other bucket-list courses I've visited including Augusta National, St Andrews, Pebble Beach, Kapalua, Pinehurst, and East Lake. In terms of landscaping and attention to detail, TPC Sawgrass and Augusta are top two from what I've seen. Every square foot of grass at these two places, on and off the course, were consistently immaculate and on another level. For more of my thoughts on TPC Sawgrass, see my reviews at the Yelp listings linked above (except for the spa - I haven't been there).

Worst place will simply make fake fees and bill ya run fast as you can away...don't use autopayread more

10 Warnings BEFORE you sign with Regus…read more 1. Give notice that you will vacate at the end of your lease as soon as you sign up, by certified mail. The leases require 3 months' notice prior to termination, or the lease is automatically renewed. This caught many tenants unaware. Regus denied receiving our notice until we produced the certified receipt. 2. Only use a disposable credit card for Regus payments, perhaps a Walmart prepaid card. They erroneously double billed us, taking the money from the card, then correcting the overbilling later--much later. Every single billing error benefitted Regus. Check to see if you can just prepay, because billing hassles are guaranteed. 3. Listen carefully when in your office. The temp offices are randomly assigned. Many lack acoustical privacy. In one office I clearly heard a woman provide her social security number and date of birth to a credit repair specialist through the walls in the next office. I told Regus in writing, but nothing was done. 4. Check to see if you will be given an office key. Many Regus temp office can be locked, but you are not given a key. Carrying your laptop to the restroom is wearisome. If Motel 6 can give each guest a key to their room, why not Regus? 5. The Regus phone system is state of the art. The transmission of voice mail to your e-mail address is especially useful. Conference calls are easy. But be careful to sterilize you phone when you leave, deleting and overstriking the careful record the phone receiver keeps of your calls made, missed, and received. 6. Speaking of sterilization, you need to carry hand wipes to sterilize the phone receiver and touch surfaces. It's a public phone. 7. Never, ever, dial your bank or credit card company and enter your passwords by phone. 8. Observe where the phones are answered. Are people sitting in the lobby hearing your call screens? Usually Regus has an open reception area where the phones are answered. 9. Never, ever, get your mail delivered to Regus. Get a post office box instead. The Internet is easy to access, but is not secure. Not even close. 10. Do not use the Regus phone number as a primary phone number. Regus threatened to disconnect our Regus phone that day for rent that had already been paid and cleared the bank account. Just have calls forwarded to the Regus number instead.

Unbelievable decorations! Awesome stuff! They went above and beyond for my wedding!read more

We had our daughters sweet sixteen winter wonderIand this past oct 29. Im still absolutely in love…read morewith the work Eleanor and her staff did. Very professional everyone loved it. She truly under stood the theme and defenetly exceeded my expectations. They went above and beyond to make sure my guess were taken care of. Defenetly a place and staff you can trust.

We absolutely love the little social! It's a wonderful place for little ones to explore creative…read moreplay and connect with other littles. The play space is always clean and bright. The offerings in the cafe are delicious as well! I'm enjoying a coffee for the first time here today and will definitely continue getting them in the future. Staff is friendly and is happy to answer any questions.

We went to The Little Social for a Little Luau event that they had…read more The space was cute, with a small area for the tiny ones,, along with a larger play area for toddlers and pre-k age kids. The areas were semi-contained and the staff were constantly going behind the kids trying to clean up to keep the toys in the right places. Although we went for a specific event, open play was available and my kids had a good time. Their website indicates that this space is appropriate for ages 0-6. I didn't see much for babies that weren't yet crawling and I think that kids over five may bore quickly. The place was clean. I liked that they required everyone to remove their shoes before entering. I did see quite a bit of hair on the floor and given that I had a crawling baby, I was hoping to catch someone sweeping as the tidied up the play areas. My husband got a coffee from the cute cafe, which he enjoyed, and my daughter got one of the large cookies. It was nice to see that they allow the cafe items to be taken into the play space. They even delivered the drinks to customers in there.