I have been taking lessons with Chris for over a year. He is an excellent instructor. He has…read moresuccessfully helped lower my handicap dramatically. His straight forward approach is easily understandable. I recommend him to anyone that wants to improve there game

I highly recommend Chris if you're looking to improve your swing. He has an amazing ability to…read morequickly identify problems and help you see results fast. He is patient and straightforward in his approach, and his use of video technology is great to see how you've progressed.

This location (not all golf galaxys) has the worst customer service I've ever experienced in my…read morelife. Particularly the people working the fitting bays. Every single person walks around like they are tiger woods and anything you ask them is a burden. I'm sitting in a bay trying a set of vokeys and trying to ask for assistance on the bounce level for my game, you would've thought I asked for a kidney. I've bought clubs here once, had a mediocre experience. This one im over it, I'll just drive 30 mins to the pga superstore over dealing with these yahoos. If someone from corporate went in and didn't say who they were, they would be floored how terrible the fitters treat customers. Every single time I've been here. I've never left a bad review in my life if that says anything.

Stopped by to inquiry about buying clubs and a fitting and left without feeling I accomplished…read moreanything. The person helping wasn't helping and the answers were non informative. I asked for a card and they wrote their name on a blank card and that explained his lack of knowledge and expertise even more as it did no instill in me the confidence to consider spending thousands on new clubs, bag etc. The reviews are mixed here and I would have liked to have found a fitting closer to my house.

Had one lesson and within 30 minutes I was hitting the ball about 30- 50 yards further and that's…read morenot even an exaggeration. Getting another lesson soon to optimize what I learned during the first one, but very shocked how well and how much impact one lesson can make. I'm actually in disbelief.

I spent parts of two days last winter working with Natalie at the TPC of Tampa Bay. I had hoped to…read morefix some bad habits and fine tune my swing as I approached my 70th birthday as a 10 handicap hacker. She changed my grip, my stance, my head position, my alignment and my putting approach. By the second day, I wasn't sure all the changes were worth it but I stuck with them and eventually the strange sensations became a comfortable routine. Bottom line: I shot my age last month. Thank you, Natalie!

Came here for a wedding actually. As a rule I have a great distaste for country clubs because of…read morethe snoot factor. This place is no different. It has a well manicured 18 hole golf course, nine more holes (27 total) gym, two pools, tennis courts and all that. It also has a clubhouse which is the focus of my review. First off, this is the ugliest clubhouse I've ever entered. Think Little Rascals He Man Woman Hater's Club if you're that much into club houses. Ugly brown crown molding, ratty carpeting, ugly beige walls and exposed wood ceilings. The lobby looks like a mausoleum too. After the ceremony in a non cool room (idiots turned on the heat by mistake), we were sent into the reception area, which was the south room and adjoining spaces. At least they actually had on the AC in here. Open bar and passed canapés as one would expect. Some of these canapés including bacon wrapped scallops stand out because they were AWFUL!! I almost spit out the spinach pie; I should've known better when I saw them drizzled with heaven knows what. Scallops over cooked and lousy...at least there was an open bar. After two dark rum and colas, I even had enough of that; cheap lo-rent swill. Salad was simple mixed greens with a slice of cuke, some red onion and a couple of CHILLED cherry tomatoes. Well, there was the next sign that the kitchen doesn't know what it's doing. Tomatoes are supposed to be room temperature; period. Dressing stop said salad was nondescript. For entrees the Queen Bee had crab stuffed grouper and I had filet mignon. Filet was bland but had a halfway decent demiglaze with it. Queen Bee didn't care for her grouper. Everyone else at the table seemed more or less okay with it. To be fair, I didn't try the stuff. Both entrees were accompanied by overcooked asparagus and bland rice pilaf. Blech! I'm sure the wedding party paid good money for this stuff. If this is any sign of how their dining rooms are, then kindly include me OUT of this club. I'd rather graze on the grass from the 10th fairway. The desserts you see are provided by an outside bakery so nothing to say here. Not really much worthwhile or positive to say about having a function here, either. Have it at Chuck E. Cheese or a bowling alley instead! Eh!!

Course is in really good condition but was extremely overcrowded took 4-1/2 hours to play a short…read morecourse

I am 76, not athletic, and have carried an18-20 handicap through 35 years and 4 previous teachers…read more I simply could not adjust to their focus on set methods and/or details. I sought out Rick for his successful college coaching credentials. Our first lesson showed he was an impressive and fast observer, and based his coaching on my game, physique, and basic flaws, which he made most understandable. In 5 more lessons, he gave me simple drills, much encouragement, and the order to "remember the good ones, not the bad ones." My accuracy percentage has improved impressively. My former persistent tops have become (mostly) airborne shots with about +8 yards per iron, and 10-15 on woods. I now have a clear idea about how and why proper posture (a big focus) and sequence work together. My short game have improved greatly, with more up and downs. You cannot be disappointed by practicing what he tells you!

A nice family run course. A small driving range and putting area. And the course itself is in good…read morecondition and enjoyable for all handicaps. Really enjoyed it.

Cove Cay is essentially my "home course" in central Clearwater. This course has amazing potential…read moreas it is set right on the Bay with stunning views on multiple holes. The staff is accommodating, though not necessarily friendly. The driving area is pinched between the first and tenth fairways but is adequate. The track of the course is ok on the front, winding through condos and dumping you out on hole 9 with the first great view of the day. The back 9 is much more fun to play with water on almost every hole, 2 par fives and 4 par threes. The course consistently struggles to be in great shape with the greens patchy and sandy quite often. However, when the course is in good shape it is one of my favorite courses to play.

I did a Driver Fitting with Eric and the experience exceeded my expectations. I was overdue for a…read morenew driver and wanted to find a club that matched my swing. Eric presented some great options and was able to dial in the new driver so that I was getting more height and added 30 yards to my previous drivers distance, plus more accuracy on ball placement.

The "fitter" that fit me is no longer at this location but…read more..... would I recommend Gofltech at this moment in time? NO. If this review below results in a different outcome, I will keep everyone posted. Read on for EXPLANATION. 1) My driver fitting says that I got fitted for a Cobra Driver that they didn't even have in stock. Not only this one, but they had NO Cobra drivers in their possession. 2) My Iron fitting shows NO DISCERNABLE difference between what I was hitting (Cobra 1 Length Steel Shafts) and the Ping (G435 Graphite). The "fitter" said I should get. When I say no discernable difference, I mean Launch Angle, Decent Angle, Ball Speed, and Off Line (9.7 yds) were THE SAME. The only STAT that was different was the backspin. The Pings were 340 RPMs Lower. Again, NO DISCERNABLE difference. After getting all the wrong answers from the Local Store and told there was no one other than he who could help me (Lie), I contacted the Corporate Office and was given the Name and Phone # for the Regional Manager. Even the Regional Manager told me that he would not have recommended making a change because there was NO DISCERNABLE DIFFERENCE in the clubs. I asked the Regional if the "fitters" were also paid commission on their sales and he hesitated at first and I asked him again, and he said YES. After several back and forth calls with the Regional, he informed me that the best Golftech Marketing would do for me was offer me $600 for my clubs on a trade in. That was less that 1/2 of what I paid them a year ago and my clubs have only been used about 20 rounds and no practicing. I told them I would give them my clubs and $300 toward a comparable club with proper fitting. SecondSwing is their preferred provider for offering to buy clubs that players may want to trade-in. SecondSwing offered me $554. WOW! Golftech offered me a WHOLE WHOOPING $6 more! Of course I turned them down. I know that not everyone will have the experience as I did, but you would think that Golftech Corporate would want to do what was right by the CUSTOMER if for no other reason the Customer was lied to by the fitter and also imputed totally false information about a Driver Fitting, possible, in hopes of earning... that would be the incorrect use of a word, collecting another commission. A. The "fitter imputed false information about the driver fitting and also should not have recommended any change to my iron set based on Golftech's own fitting equipment. B. The person at the store lied to me about not being able to speak to anyone else but him about my concerns. I am still going to try and pursue this by copying this review to upper management in Golftech. I will post a follow-up at a later date.

From the outside, the store looks "old and worn out," and I had been reluctant to stop by,…read morepreferring the "larger franchise stores". I went in on Saturday and was pleasantly surprised. Dan helped me pick out some irons to demo, and he was very helpful; it was like a full coaching session, reviewing the stats on the various clubs.

First interaction. I had to disturb him from playing on his phone. He was more interested in how…read moreto clean the shoe. Bragging about he teaches golf. These shoe got the best! Sorry everyone foot is different. My husband was interested in a $250 pair of shoes. Stop pushing your clearance shoe. The sky is the limit on spending for good shoes. We don't like your sneaker type. We aren't interested in what you like. The cleaning of the shoe or how popular it is. My husband wants a good fitting shoe that is his style!!! not the overweight salesman shoes that obviously works many jobs to make ends meet . I will be posting this stay away on all my social media. BAD BAD BAD