Great facility with multiple courts, a store and a place to buy food right in the building. Their…read moreteams are well coached and always very competitive. The whole place is run very well and we enjoy coming here for games or tournaments. They also have a good parking set up.

Game Point Club's volleyball organization was superb. The staff exhibited friendliness and…read moreefficiency, while the coaches were well-rounded and supportive of their players. The directors upheld respect and integrity, fostering a positive environment for both players and families.

The courts are nice and well lit and well laid out. Some of the courts are pretty close together…read morefor when teams are playing on all courts. But everyone has been very respectful of that. The entry area does feel a little crowded with the juice bar and all the seating there. But it is clean and well done. This is my second time out here to support my mom in a tournament. And honestly the tournaments are pretty well run! The speakers they have only at the front so if your on the courts you have to pay close attention to hear the announcements.

This a cool indoor place for those into pickleball…read more Came here for the famous Saiko Matcha.

Great selection, great prices and deals! Love the store and will frequent it. Staff was pretty…read moreawesome too

A soccer gear/clothing store in Florida Mall, which makes sense since you get a lot--like, really…read moreseriously a lot--of European and Latin American tourists here. The primary emphasis being in a mall is one replica jerseys and other clothing over boots, balls, and shin guards, but you can purchase things needed for actually playing the beautiful game here, too. Since I wasn't in the market for cleats, I didn't really look over their selection but on a quick glance it appeared pretty good. Their selection of international jerseys, warm-up jackets and the like was off the chain impressive however. As in, replica jerseys for most leading teams of the national, UK, MLS, Italian, and Spanish professional leagues (plus even the away and third kits for the very biggest teams like Chelsea and Real Madrid). Items that were going out of season (teams change up their kits about every year so there are jerseys and sometimes other items that are no longer of the current kit) are expectedly discounted. I want to address Casey H's review, even though it dates from waaaay back in October of 2011: I've coached soccer and served on the board of a major Florida youth soccer club in the positions of Volunteer Coordinator and Asst. Director of Competition. I'm aware of how uniforms are ordered for youth teams. In general, most clubs have learned that going to Eurosport or elsewhere online is the best bet in terms of cost and the major online retailers are keen to serve clubs and able to do so very well via mailorder. Casey's complaints, if you read the review, are predicated on several issues of confusion caused not so much by UWS dragging its heels getting in an order, but parents not ordering the damn uniforms at once and on time. This is only bound to cause confusion. Also, Casey complained the USW store moved around and thus seemed like a fly-by-night business. No. They outgrew one location and moved to Festival Bay just as the traffic there fell off and many stores were closing so they very smartly moved to the Florida Mall. I had a conversation with an associate at the store regarding this today and can attest it wasn't a matter of being "shady" but one of trying to position themselves for the most sales. If you are with a club, and ordering uniforms from anywhere, do this: shop around and see where there are the best prices--including online--and ask about when the order should be totally filled. Then, give your players/parents two weeks to fill out the order form and write a check. Tack on a fee for the orders that come in late. The company doing uniforms needs to order and probably screen-print/heat-transfer all those players' jerseys at once, not in fits and starts. Make it easier for everyone and get the order in, in full, all at once and you'll not experience the woes Casey described. I'm very very pleased with USW and will return.

We're always looking for new parks to take my son to play on the weekends and we recently visited…read moreDelaney Park for the first time. It's nestled in a little historic neighborhood just south of downtown, and we really enjoyed it. I appreciate that they have a dedicated smaller playground for younger kids ages 2-5 as well as one for older kids ages 5-12. The gated playground area was very toddler friendly and not too crowded on a Sunday afternoon. My son loves the swings and the slides. The park was clean and well-kept with plenty of shade from the oak trees. Parking was easy and free along the street. This park also has restrooms, picnic tables, tennis courts, and a baseball field. Adding this one into our regular park rotation!

They have baseball fields, tennis courts, a children's park and plenty of space to walk around. The…read morecourts are usually free for use though we've only had to wait a few minutes for one to open up before. The park is usually clean and there are restrooms and water fountains as well.

This park is more about sports fields than a park, but still a hood place hidden in an industrial…read morearea. There is a decent amount of parking and again, a decent enough place to play soccer or baseball.

What a chill lowkey park that's hidden deep at the end of a street in a business park!…read more So coming here was all about the random time of my friend asking me to come watch them play soccer and I was all for it on a beautiful day that is February in Florida how can you go wrong? So they have a few soccer fields here as well as a few baseball fields scattered across the grounds with that really being it as well as some outhouses not much to it here. There's a good amount of parking here so there should be just enough space for anyone. Overall this was a chill time at a spot you can tell most would overlook with that said who knows when I'll make it back here again but if you live in the area and you want a chill spot to play some games then this is totally for you!

Great environment... place looks like you are at some beach or outdoor space... all about sports…read more.. staff is great, and the beer is always cold. They also have a few snacks and appetizers... and a big tv screen playing soccer games... I love there!

Amazing fields and fluent active 7v7 games the old man that checks you in is a nasty, sarcastic…read morevery mean dude that has no reason to talk to people in such a demeaning way, i'm not one to complain but coming into a friendly environment and being greeted and kicked out like that really ruins the mood and feel of the game, shameful to say the least.

e joined this club hoping for a positive developmental environment for our 8-year-old, but…read moreunfortunately our experience was disappointing. Communication and player development were inconsistent throughout the season. One of the biggest concerns was the lack of constructive instruction during games and practices. Young players at this age need active coaching, guidance, encouragement, and teaching in real time -- especially when learning new positions or formations. Too often, the expectation seemed to be that children should already know where to be and what to do without sufficient direction. Our child, who had previously enjoyed soccer and played confidently in attacking roles, gradually lost confidence and interest over the course of the season. Instead of helping build players up, the environment often felt overly critical and discouraging for certain kids. We also felt there was a lack of flexibility in coaching style. Not every child learns the same way, and younger players especially benefit from positive reinforcement, patience, and hands-on instruction. I understand coaching youth sports is difficult and appreciate the time volunteers and staff put in, but families should know this club may be a better fit for already highly developed or self-directed players rather than kids still learning and growing in the sport. Hopefully the club takes feedback from parents seriously and focuses more on age-appropriate development, communication, and fostering confidence in young athletes.

From the owner: Our mission is to nurture young players' physical, mental and social growth and allow them to reach…read moretheir potential by playing Soccer. Our commitment is to provide the highest quality in curriculum, and environment by hiring the most qualified professionals. The club`s objective is aligned with the United States National Association of Soccer, which is to develop a positive player self-image by applying the culture of what is the best for the player to enjoy their soccer. Sanctioned by US Club Soccer, the club`s commitment is player development through the sport of soccer. A fully non-profit organization that allows children regardless of socioeconomic status to enjoy the sport and learn life lessons such as teamwork, discipline, and commitment.