The golf courses are incredible. There's a great men's locker room off the fitness center. I really…read moreenjoy the sauna and cold plunge.

Gorgeous and elegant. Beautiful landscapes and views. Perfect venue and private event club!read more

This course has been renamed to St. Lucie Trail Golf Club. It's owned by PGA Village but on the…read moreother side of I-95. Was down in the area to play golf. The courses at PGA Village are sometimes closed to the public when there are a lot of members in town, so they redirect you over to this course. It was around $70 for 18 w/ a cart. I think that normally included the range, but it was closed as they had a lot of rain. I played the Gold tees, which was a test at 6,600. Water and OB comes into play on a lot of holes. The course was very wet (cart path only) from a day of rain, but it was in great shape. The greens were very nice....they held and were quick for November. It's worth playing and the $70 is very reasonable. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 star is that there aren't really any memorable holes...nothing that stands out. But overall, a very nice course. If you are in the area, I'd consider playing this.

Country Club is clean and the service is great. It's has a beautiful golf course. I attend once at…read morethe chambers business bowl breakfast.

I had the privilege of playing at this private club a couple of weeks ago. Wow, what a…read moretransformation. The course conditions were awesome. Best kept secret in South Florida!

Had a great experience at Palm Cove this week. Fairways were in great shape and greens rolling nice…read more (made a bunch of putts). Staff were super friendly and cool merchandise in the pro shop (bought a golf bag). Excited to go back.

Amazing course and club! Hands down the best in Jupiter! I've played here many times and have…read moreenjoyed every round. Check it out if you've never been!

We visited her with my niece and nephews and they had a great time with all of the exhibits! One…read moreside has many different areas, fire station, auto mechanic, Publix, veterinary office, post office, and an area with a big operation table! The other side has a big pirate ship, and areas that focus on fishing and other Florida things! Check out the outdoor space as well!

If you are in the area you must stop by with your kids. Located in a lovely high-end neighborhood…read morewith beautiful trees. When you arrive to the museum there is plenty of parking available and you will be greeted by a lot of ducks and birds by a lake. The kids had the best time. I do not live in the area but always drive up to our beach home in Vero beach this location was perfect to go to on the way up. Everytime we go to the area I will take the kids here as the first stop.

Good. Big prizes. Expensive. Good food a bit Smokey even with a section for smoking !!read more

Very nice place too play and have fun. People are nice. I enjoy playing there. They also have good…read morefood

Beware!! After many lessons my wife and I paid for, what we ended with was a highly unprofessional…read moreand inappropriate experience. He apparently thinks sending inappropriate text messages, pics of drug paraphernalia and eventually nude selfies is acceptable. Disappointed and disgusted would be understatements.

Bobby is hands down the best golf coach in all of Florida. He explains the swing in an easy to…read moreunderstand way and gives advice tailored to what you need, not any cookie cutter advice.

First time here. Parking was $15, and we arrived early for the Game Day Experience ( batting and…read morefielding practice and the opportunity to get photos and autographs). Love that they have the lawn seats available. Lots of murals and Hall of Famers proudly displayed throughout the concourse. Fun Mr. And Mrs. Met on the bathroom doors. Seats were comfortable, All ushers/ staff were friendly and this stadium has the best variety of food choices for spring training: minor league parks: grilled chicken sandwiches, Philly steaks, Italian sausages, pizza, tacos, pastrami / kosher items, and of course the standard concession fare ( popcorn, peanuts, pretzels etc.) and dippin' dots/ soft serve. Lots of fun fan engagement for the kids and Mr. and Mrs. Met making lots of appearances. Decent team store for regular season and ST, but this review is going to focus on the wonderful Jeanne and Linda who found my new Mets bag charm that fell off my bag and scoured the stadium trying to find me. Absolutely amazing, greatly appreciated and rare to have anyone go above and beyond. Thanks Cheyanne too! One suggestion/ request: please have a filtered water station somewhere on site. The water fountain water was nasty.

We went to the St. Lucie Mets game last night. This is the Short Season Single A affiliate of the…read moreNew York Mets. The Stadium is beautiful, the parking is easy and the tickets are fairly cheap. $14 for General Admission and we sat very close to Home Plate. They had a Non Alcoholic Beer (NAB) for me! Two seasons ago they didn't. Ultra Zero. Very cold and very good. We split Chicken Fingers, French Fries and a Pretzel. All good. The fries (which I've been avoiding in 2026) were awesome! The Staff is very friendly. The usher pointed me to a section he thought would be comfortable for me. I was using my cane so the row he pointed out was only 1 step down. The seat was also very wide (remember - I'm a big boy), so I was very comfortable. The downside. The people. The woman behind us - sitting in the handicap seats - kept spraying something that had a chemically citrus smell. My wife thinks it was hand sanitizer. She kept spraying every half inning or so! Awful!!! Plus, she had a wet-sounding cough and wasn't making any effort to cover. We moved. The section we hit had much narrower seats. Too tight. We moved. Finally, decided to sit in 2 empty handicap seats. Perfect. Right? No. The kids in our section were out of control and of course the parents were oblivious. Part is to blame on the lack of parenting, but part on the team itself. They are constantly throwing balls to the kids. It became a feeding frenzy!!! Kids running, jumping, climbing, tackling one another to get a ball. Then kids who didn't get a ball start crying. Then they're throwing the balls, and their gloves, and hats - everywhere. At one point, we're surrounded by kids, practically sitting on top of us. Sitting on the handrail in front of me blocking my view. Ugh. It was so out of control it was actually funny. After the game, the SLM had a ceremony to honor kids with brain cancer. They brought out families and showed a touching video about a poor young girl who lost her battle to cancer. It was touching and the intention was good, but it was done so poorly. They had lanterns and were going to "light up the sky." No, it was just poorly lit balls the size of cantaloupe that just sat on the outfield. I'm a two time cancer survivor myself, but I found the ceremony poorly planned and poorly executed. And way too long! Then they had fireworks - the reason we stayed. They were awesome!!!!! That's it. We'll go back (I love baseball) but on a weeknight with hopefully less kiddies.