My daughter played for 4 years for this club and they tore down her love and passion for Volleyball…read moreI have it on video how they treat there girls the ones whose not favored or the ones that the parents don't have tons of money

Skilled coaches make the team! Our daughter has been playing here now since she was 9 and her…read moreplaying is becoming more advanced every month. The teamwork and learning experiences are a testament to the coaching. The location is very centralized in Clearwater and we are looking forward to continuing her skill levels and perhaps eventually, a scholarship in the next 4 years.

My son has been playing tennis at McMullen Tennis Complex for over a year and we love it! He has…read moreattended the clinics with Coach Steve and Coach Laz and also takes private lessons with Coach Laz. I've been incredible happy with our entire experience. I now have 2 of my other children in clinics with Coach Donna and they are loving it! Lori is the most enthusiastic, cheerful, and helpful person and the rest of her staff has been nothing but pleasant and accommodating. The courts and grounds are beautiful and I'm pleased to call this our home for tennis.

I've played at quite a few country clubs that aren't as nice as the courts down here at McMullen…read more The place is strangely situated behind a small street of homes and feels rather peculiar driving into it. However once your in its a very well lot nice place to at. Most players are fairly welcoming on fact there's a meet up group that shows here. Huge following sunday 2-4 and decent following Thursday nights at 7. All in all the green clay courts are nice perhaps not the best but very playable and decently maintained and the hard courts are quite nice no flat spots or cracks. Definitely swing by to see.

Old negative reviews are based on a previous owner. Not a fair representation of the fantastic…read moreexperience we are currently having with the new owners. Great program developing players & family-oriented. Definitely check it out for your daughter.

Our daughter came from a facility down in South Tampa that knew nothing about proper coaching or…read moreteaching accountability When we got to Trinity we had heard mixed reviews but it has been taken over by new owners that are a husband and wife team and the program has been elevated to completely new heights. The program is absolute stellar for teaching hard lessons and fundamentals. The team that our daughter plays on just won the nationals tournament in Orlando, but what matters most to us as parents is that she is learning that you need to set the bar high and strive to get better everyday. You get out what you put in and these coaches give these girls the right skills to thrive as a team and as young women. The chemistry is undeniable amongst the players and the parents have a blast in the stands because what we want to see is a group of girls who love one another striving hard to accomplish a common goal. This program is thriving and without a doubt will be one of the best amongst the greater area of Tam;pa. GO TRINITY!!

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

This place and these guys are great. My wife and my two big kids came here after a yankee spring…read moretraining game. They completely hooked us up with everything to have some fun for an hour. I Recommend these guys strongly.

My wife and I went to the roller derby double header "bout" and to be honest, we didn't have high…read moreexpectations. The roller rink is an interesting place. It's connected to a bowling alley (literally connected), but we spent our time in the skating rink and didn't journey to the bowling alley part of the building. The rink is in serious need of updating. If you are thinking this is going to be bad, you are wrong. Roller Derby fans and participants are very much into the sport and they put on a great show. There is even a designated person walking around willing to explain what the heck is going on :-) The Roller Derby itself was fun to watch, exciting at times, and once we understood the rules, like watching any other sporting event. The rest of the experience outside of the actual roller derby sport was unique and enjoyable. Raffle tickets were sold, there was an intermission show (fencing), pamphlets were passed around for a non-profit, and there are souvenirs and food for sale. Everyone should go to Roller Derby at least once in their life. I absolutely recommend giving this a try.

My family and I went to our first event last night, a double header with the Tampa Bay Tantrums vs…read morethe Santa Cruz Boardwalk Bombshells and the Cigar City Mafia vs the Black Widows. The kids were excited all day to go, and had picked out their derby names before we left. Once we got there, parking was overflowing into KMart across the street from the SkatePlex in Tampa. After getting tix, getting in, and setting up our seats (good idea to bring fold up chairs), we were right on time for the action. The first bout was very entertaining, both travel teams were excellent. In the end Tampa Bay pulled ahead, mostly due to excellent speed and agility by Jammer Barbie Bont. The kids stuffed themselves with junk food, got their hair painted, and bought t-shirts between the 2 bouts. I had a couple of beers to get into the mood of the event, PBR being a sponsor of the TBDD. The second bout started off a bit slower, with lots of tactics and few chances being taken. In the end, the Mafia won by only 2 points. A tremendous bout. We are all excited to go to the next event on September 10th. You should really make it a point to go!

Spent countless hours here in the 1970s. Learned tennis from Cal in '60s. Originally, as many know,…read morethis was "Grady and Watrous" or simply "Grady". Let me say, so many great, great players have been on those courts especially from those great Plant High tennis teams through the years. Been by there recently and it looks great. Miss it.

Really nice courts! Not too many cracks. There is netting on one side to separate courts but it is…read moretorn so isn't very effective. It's always crowded but that's not necessarily a bad thing.

I had no idea that this recreation area was tucked away in this area. I have been attending flag…read morefootball games here for my students. The fields are pretty nice. They are soccer fields and they are nicely leveled and marked. They are great for playing on and there are several fields. We have 6 teams that play each other at once on 3 fields and there are typically (high school?) soccer games going on at the same time. As a bystander attending a game you should know a few things. Parking shouldn't be too much of an issue. It can be a little tricky to get in and out when everyone has games at the same time. You will have to walk some and probably up a hill and possibly on a slanted hill to get around to where your team is. There are sporadic metal benches or tables, but not enough for all the spectators. I would recommend bringing a blanket or chair if you want to sit. I personally just stand for the games. Depending on which field you are on, you may be in the shade. Our games have been all quite nice and comfortable temperature wise, but that is probably due to the time of year. Overall, it is a decent place to play soccer or football. The fields are well maintained. While it is out of the way for me personally, I enjoy watching my students play here and look forward to the games.