Attended a 50th birthday party here and had the whole place to ourselves! It great time was had by…read moreall. Restrooms available on site but bring chairs as there are no bleachers for spectators. What a unique way to have a lot of fun!

From the owner: Player development and mentoring! We pride ourselves in teaching skills and concepts that translate…read moreto in game success!

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).

I visit this location at least once a year and it is perfection. If you book any service you can…read moreuse all the amenities at the spa. I always book a massage and Jaceil did a fantastic job, she almost had me trying to come every day! Hot towels on my back, neck, and feet just elevated the experience. They have a restaurant on site that has great food. Best guacamole in town! The outdoor pool is beautiful and perfect for reading on the ledges in the pool. The staff takes care of every little thing from bathrobes to sandals to setting up your chairs, phenomenal service

Where to start...You automatically get a discount if staying at the inn on services. I came here…read morefor a girls day out the amenities: massage, pool, hot tub, cafe. After my appointment I went to the gym. My treadmill faced the ocean. Blown away. This is a very expensive exclusive club with a wealthy older population. Lots of Lexus and mercades in the parking lot. Amazing experience wish I could have stayed longer.

Beautiful private club. Nice experience . Some holes tighter than others, but overall more…read moreforgivIng off the tee than many Florida courses. People are very friendly in the shop, and all over. Played on a Saturday at 9:20. Played front in 1:15 then ran into groups. Played back in 1:45 for a 3 hour round! On a Saturday! That's why I love private golf! Will definitely have my club in Illinois hook me up again when I am Back in spring,

Marsh Landing Country Club is another great gated community in the Ponte Vedra area. It's where I…read morespent most of my teenage years & young twenties as my parents had a house in the neighborhood. Great for raising families as kids are always out playing and making new friends. Several small neighborhoods exist within the larger community. I lived on the main drive that winds from gate to gate, so I can't speak to the smaller pockets but each one had it's own personality. Harbor Island was definitely a sight to see with personal docking stations for that small yacht your neighbor may have. With previous neighbors like Tony Boselli, Tom Coughlin, and Mark Brunell it was always nice to see them out and about in the early days of the Jaguars career. The clubhouse area itself is gorgeous. With ample parking, you can dine in the clubhouse, play tennis, take a swim or hit a few balls on the driving range. The clubhouse used to be our brunch destination on Sundays and with great views of the golf course it was easy to understand why it was popular. The guards working in the security gates are friendly and personable. It even got to a point as a teenager where they would recognize friends that were 'regular visitors' and never gave to much of a hassle for people trying to come in.

Of course I recommend a private beach club! The staff is…read moresuper attentive and welcoming to all of their guests, the food comes out very quickly and is quite tasty. But really, the view is the best. Right on the beach. Gorgeous. If you ever get invited here, I highly recommend you go!

Very nice outdoor pool with a small bar that serves alcohol, beer, wine and a bunch of small…read moreplates. They serve a great burger!

Everything my son loves it he is a orange belt and i am a white belt. The discipline and respect he…read moretaught and learned

This place is a great place. I've gone to a different dojo for 4 years and they have taught me way…read moremore in 4 months!

Sawgrass Players Club is a gated community in the heart of Ponte Vedra. It's been around as long as…read moreI can remember (and probably before I was even a thought). It's a great neighborhood to raise a family and is very kid friendly. Each little 'neighborhood' within the gates of Sawgrass has it's own charm & style. Young families raising toddlers. Families with teenagers. Retirees living in Vicar's Landing (http://www.yelp.com/biz/vicars-landing-at-ponte-vedra-ponte-vedra-beach). For the active members, they have a pool, tennis courts and a couple golf courses. Including the famous TPC Tournament course. . The security guards are friendly and do a good job at remembering faces when you're there as often as I am. And don't worry - just because they have security guards does not mean that it's all mansions and unaffordable dreams. They have a variety of styles & houses to suit even the modest budget.

5K (3.1 miles) in 43 minutes this has been my fastest time since surgery. It didn't hurt that it…read morewas a beautiful day and walking path was dry and not too many people took advantage of the sunny and a tad cool morning.

I give them a 1rating. 0 if it was an option. I went to Ponte Vedra for a vacation and signed up…read morefor a free class with Club Pilates on A1A . I thought i was buying a package of 4 passes. Instead, they charged my credit card for a membership, taking 109.00 monthly. I had surgery and was laid up and did not look at my credit card for a while. When i realized what had happened i called and they only agreed to reimburse me for only one month. i was only there twice! I explained that i did not live there and i would not have ever signed for a membership. It was so misleading. Beware when signing, they are not good to work with, it is all about them getting the money. I will and am going to dispute the charges with CC company. I did not even use the 4 passes i bought,as i injured my knee and i called to see if i could get my money back and even at that time they did not inform me that i had a membership. It was a mistake and they will not make any allowances. I will never go there again. I asked for the manager to call me, and she did not return the call . I know what i signed up for and it was for only 4 passes. someone there entered it wrong.

I've been a member for many years. They are now very strict about their cancellation policies and…read moredo not give refunds back from their auto credit card charges, even when I gave 11.5 hrs notice (vs the 12 hr cx policy). I had booked at two locations at the same time by accident. I asked the manager and the owner to please waive my fee. They both refused because they had "credited me too much in the past". A few weeks earlier I realized that I had been out of town and forgot to cancel a class that I was still out of town for on that date. I questioned why do I not know about this charge for over a month later when I get my cc bill. I am told there is a feature I can turn on to help but no one has ever suggested that until now. When I ask the front desk or employees @the app they say it's difficult to use and they don't know how either. I understand there have to be rules. However, when the app they use doesn't work properly 1/3 of the time I use it and is not user friendly to let the clients know they "missed a class" that is not in the client's best interest. Why was the app not created well and not fixed to help the clients? My speculation- so they can get more money through the fees? I wanted to share my experience from the customer service side so others can beware. Update: I just got kicked out of being a member of the club for writing the above review! Wow. Just wow! As another member just told me they clearly do not care about their members all they care about is the money. The owner, Dawn, has religious signs within her studio; yet when someone gives honest feedback she immediately kicks them out of her biz vs thanking them for feedback and noting the complaint.