Stopped by to see what they had and a very wide assortment of clubs( old and new) and various other…read moreequipment. I was offered help several times but wanted to find my way around. They were respectful and when I brought stuff to check out they offered better equipment at a better price as well. Very helpful....thanks

Junk, nothing like the website. I have enjoyed purchasing multiple golf items from these guys…read more stick to the online products.

Brought a club in for repair. Employee told me all my clubs would start breaking soon and steered…read moreme towards some new (used) clubs. Paid $600 for almost new set of high end irons. Tried to bring them back 10 days later and was told I missed the 7 day cut off by 3 days. (Wasn't aware that I only had 7 days). Was told that the clubs now are worth only $250 trade in value towards store credit. Seriously! Only worth $250 when they bragged about how good the clubs were the week prior. Shame on me for not seeing the tiny return policy sign but they were dismissive of me and did nothing to work with me. It felt like a used car experience. Not what I expected from a well known national chain. Will never step foot in their store again and will tell this story to all of my golf buddies and members at my club.

I finally decided to buy my first Scotty Cameron. I started at another big-name store and was not…read moretaken seriously whatsoever. Buying a Scotty is an investment and the lack of help I received was more than disappointing. I went to Golf Galaxy, met Justin, told him what was happening, and he immediately began helping me. Within 20 minutes my whole experience changed. Justin was more than helpful. If it wasn't for him, I would've gotten the wrong putter. Not a single complaint. If you're looking to get any sort of club, I highly recommend going to see Justin at this store.

Went into the shop and had my own shaft and in about 15 minutes they re-shafted my club and put a…read morenew grip on .. I was amazed. No waiting for hours or days ... friendly well priced and quality work. For any work I need done I am taking clubs to them. Thank you

Offered help at every turn, not trying to sell but offered assistance. I did not buy anything but…read moredid get to look around at what I was interested in and no pressure, thanks

One of the few sports equipment stores in Tampa that carries street or ice hockey gear. Decent…read moreselection of pads and both new and used sticks. Staff is friendly. New sticks were a bit expensive, but good used options also and in a couple of visits they had new inventory. Good for what I need and saves me a drive to Wesley Chapel or Brandon's hockey specific stores.

I had a pair of size 15 mens' under armor football cleets, and I called to ask them by phone if…read morethey could give me an idea of how much they'd give me, I was told yes but not really we gotta see it in person, so I drove there, brought them in, and guy behind the counter encouraged me to look around, then the young kid behind the counter comes up to me, "we can give you 6 to 8" I then was like "huh 6 to 8 dollars?!" "yeah our football cleets only sell for 20.00" ... the football cleets in the store were dirty and dingy, these still had stickers on them and everything, and were practically new, by then, I was just embarrassed l told him "fine ok whatever" so then he handed me 6.00 not even 8.00.... I won't ever do business with this place ever again. wasteful trip

Beautiful course with well-kept fairways and peaceful surroundings. A pleasure to play.read more

If you really want to hear about it, the first thing that depresses you about playing golf down in…read moreTampa is the sheer amount of phony Florida golfers that are v anity handicaps the second is the sunshine sticking to everything like warm glue and beating down on you constantly for ten months. Back home in New York, when I hit a pure 2-iron off the deck, the cold air bites your face a few months out of the year and lets you know you're alive, but out here at Heritage Isles Golf & Country Club, you're just sweating through your shirt before you even tee off. ​It kills me, it really does. I carried an 8.7 handicap at the time, not that I like bragging about it, because as soon as you start getting good at something, if you aren't careful, you start showing off, and then you aren't good mentally anymore, yiu can become a jerk, so I figured I'd try to tear this place apart from the back Gold tees at nearly seven thousand yards. But Florida golf is a different playing experience from the northeast. Half the course is built right over some swampy wetlands, and every single hole has water sitting on it, waiting to swallow up a perfectly struck draw that a little unnoticed invisible wind gust just ate. Water holes are like a godly must here, every hole has some and its depressing and weird. You hit a tight, beautiful shot right down the fairway, and suddenly it hops off this sticky Bermuda grass and disappears into a ditch where an alligator is probably sitting around pretending to be sleeping, but ready to go full on prehistoric if you get too close. ​The par-3s are long as hell, too. You get up to sixteen, playing almost two hundred and thirty yards over water and swamp, and all these old guys in pastel polo shirts are standing by their carts giving each other advice. It's phony as a three-dollar bill. Here's my advice for them "stop talking so much, just grip it 'n rip it". They've got these wooden footbridges everywhere connecting the fairways over the marshes, and you rumble your cart across and over them feeling like you're on some staged safari tour watching bad golf, instead of playing a serious round. ​I ended up shooting a seventy seven, which made me feel pretty depressed because I missed a six-footer for birdie on eighteen after cutting the dogleg over the lake. The green was fast and smooth enough, I'll give them that, but the whole setup just makes me miss northern turf. If you're a low handicap stuck in Tampa, it'll test your short game and keep you honest, but the endless palm trees and country-club phoniness will make you want to call up somebody and go grab a drink instead.

Review based solely on our interaction with Hayden…read more Hayden was extremely helpful in the shoe department. He ensured we had our questions answered, he helped to price match an item and ensured a manager was aware of the price match prior to leaving at his end of day. When we went to checkout the mgr was aware and we were provided the discount as promised. The checkout was easy and they were friendly also.

I went to Dick's Sporting Goods specifically to buy rollerblades because I wanted advice from…read moresomeone knowledgeable instead of ordering blindly on Amazon. The associate in the rollerblade department handed me two boxes, directed me to a bench in another department, and that was apparently the extent of the customer service. Thankfully, two younger female associates stepped in and actually tried to help, which I really appreciated. If Dick's keeps this level of customer service up, they'll be reminiscing with Sports Authority. In summary, I walked in looking for expert advice and walked out realizing the five-star Amazon reviewers were the real sporting goods specialists. Needless to say, Amazon won my business.

For 40th Bday, Beba went and got me a 15 lesson package at Golftec. I gotta say this was a great…read morepresent. So first, a big thank you to her for getting me this wonderful gift. I love Golf but not as much as I love you. So I thank you again. Here's my honest take on how I feel about Golftec. Hopefully, this helps anyone interested in joining. It's got it's pros and cons and I don't believe it's a one size fits all. If you're a Golf novice, you love the game, you have an urge to learn the fundamentals, and you have the time and the cash to spend. This may be a good choice for you. I'd recommend that you take it slow though. Learn golf etiquette, get some pointers from a Golf coach (maybe try Groupon or your local range), try to develop your own unique swing so that way you have something to improve upon once you're ready to go all-in at Golftec. Once you check off those boxes, take a look at the packages at GT and see which one suits you best. I got a 15 lesson package, good for 12 months. In a nutshell. You pick your instructor, You pick a schedule that works for you (this can be managed via the Golftec mobile app) Each lesson is 30 minutes. During your lesson, you'll be hooked up to cables that will provide you with data on your swing. Your video analysis can be found on the GT website, so you can always go back for a refresher. Pretty cool. Practice sessions are unlimited, You can go at any time during hours of operation and practice at any Golftec location. Again, these sessions can be set up on the mobile app. All in all, I recommend Golftec. The packages are worth the price point. My golf game is more on the average side. The 15 lesson package was more than enough. Personally, I would've been happy with a 10 lesson package and bypassing the fitting session as I found it to be overkill. Your membership gives you access to all 180+ locations nationwide. But please note. Not all locations are created equal. This Golftec location was the most up to date by far IMHO. Parking can be a pain though, especially if you go after 5 pm. In closing. If you're dedicated to becoming the best golfer you can be, you take time to play regularly and you have the money to invest. Go for it. My experience at GT was solid. My coach Tony kept it fun and I enjoyed working with him. Thanks for reading.

This company has many locations like this. They have 5 golf bays where you hit balls into a net and…read moreare recorded on video. Then your swing is recorded. Whether you are a beginner or accomplished golfer, their approach to improvement can your game. Your video is compared to those of professional golfers and the coached give you drills to work on. You can return to practice at any time. Recommended to improve your games.