Ok this place is on another level! I can't review it based on golf since we didn't play a round but…read morethe course did look like it was in exceptional shape. We came here for an early Fourth of July celebration with our friends and they didn't miss anything! The first hole was used for food and beverage tents as well as a rides, petting zoo and tons of kids blow up houses. Later in the evening, they held an extravagant firework show on hole 9. The club house is beautiful! Super clean, staff were very kind, even with 100's of people for the big event. If we were looking for a country club in this area, this would be it! The community, family friendliness and organization were top notch! Looking forward to coming back and playing a round when it's cooler.

VIsited for a golf tournament. Course was decent and delivered on its purpose. Food was mediocre at…read morebest.

They really have Hart and all they do to provide session nights things for the kids today they had…read morea nice hayride. It was so cool to see the kids sitting on the side of street waiting to go on a good old-fashioned hayride. They always put up the flags at certain times of the year. We really love all they do.

Great paved walking trail around the clubhouse and tennis/basket ball courts. Lighted posts and…read morenice sized retention ponds, with an open field for activities.

This is a good course to get out and hit some balls and enjoy the sunshine…read more Some pros and cons. Pros: Convenient location, easy access with plenty of parking on one of the oldest courses in the area. Carts were in good shape, ride quiet and smooth. I was paired up with 3 young guys that were fun to play with. We kept a good pace and never caught the group in front of us or delayed the group behind us. Water coolers are available at a few holes. They come in handy during the dreadful heated months we have here. Good putting green to practice on prior to starting your round. Cons: No beverage cart throughout the round. Make sure you bring or get some beverages at the turn and beginning of your round. No driving range, there is a netted area to hit your irons off the first tee box. Greens were fast and bumpy.

We had our mother's 100th Birthday Party here. My sister and I live in Orlando. Sandy Baez and her…read moreteam made this so easy for us. One meeting and the entire team executed to perfection. The customer service and attention to every detail was spot on. We had people who work in the restaurant business raving about the quality of the food and presentation. The room was decorated and spacious for our guests. I can't thank the team for making this the best party ever!

If I could give less than a star I would!…read more The Mother's Day Brunch was terrible. I was with family I hadn't seen in a few years - 8 of us altogether at the 1:00 seating. The only thing that was good was the omelet station. The beef from the carving station was extremely rare, the chicken piccata and mashed potatoes were ice cold - no one was checking to see if the sternos on the chafing dishes were still lit (they weren't), and the desserts left a lot to be desired. Certainly not worth $45 per person plus a very generous tip. Our total bill was over $400! My entire family thought it was a terrible experience. I remember years ago it was the place to go for special occasions and the food was very good back then. Unfortunately, we will not be back.

Fox Hollow has always been one of the premiere public courses in the Bay area. The course is set…read moreagainst a stunning backdrop and plays difficult but not crazy impossible by any means. Over the past decade I've played here numerous times and rarely been disappointed. However, the past two visits have been wildly disappointing and even infuriating. The disappointing part has been the upkeep of the course. I played the course in December and again this week and the greens are in very rough shape. They are patchy with seed speckled throughout. I realize it's been dry but several other nearby courses are keeping their greens well managed. The infuriating part was the pompous and belligerently rude ranger. The guy was a total jerk and everyone in my group (a group of guys I didn't know before the round) spoke to his demeaning behavior. I'm certainly no cupcake and the fellas I was playing with were physicians and a business owner, so I doubt they are either. We simply expected to be treated with respect. If you want a nice course just swing over to TPC or Dunedin, or save some cash and play Crescent Oaks right around the corner.

This park has come along way!!!! This park use to be a run down, a little hole in the wall type for…read morelittle leaguer's. But now they have upgraded to an outstanding park to play at. The park now host travel ball teams from all over to come play at their fields. They have new batting cage, better grass, and their bathrooms are one of the best for a ball park. Only thing negative is the parking lot. Very spacious but very bumpy and a lot pot holes are around. So just be cautious when parking.

Fun course to play, greens are generally in great condition, practice facility is really goodread more

Great course layout. They way the heat and no rain here the course was well maintained. Cart path…read morea little bumpy but over all a great course to play

We had such an awesome time at the Dade city Farms for their sunflower festival…read more Beautiful bloom sunflowers in a field was just what I needed for some self-care and relaxation. I ended up picking a couple flowers to bring home it was a really nice experience. They also had a petting zoo and some farm animals on the property like a camel, Highland cows, goats, and more. For the kiddos, they had a little bouncy area and also a ball pit and corn pit to play in also they have two big slides. They do have vendors that come out on the weekends so if you're looking to do a little shopping or wanna grab a bite, they do have options. PS: the bathrooms are in a kind of a trailer. It is a tight squeeze and not handicap accessible.

So happy to have checked out the Dade City Farms at the best time, while the sunflowers were…read moreblooming! They were so stunning with the sunshine background. Weekends through May 10, 2026 (Saturdays and Sundays), they have their Sunflower Festival. There is an admission fee for families for this event which has music, animal encounters, kids activities, sunflowers, tons of pic pops, and hay rides, just to name a few. Came here on a Friday with my friends Grace and Boon. There was no admission, & not all of the sunflower festival activities were available. We were able to take fun pics, jump on the jumping pad, see the animals, go in the sunflower field, pick flowers, and take pics. There were also areas for shade when it got pretty toasty. Loved visiting here and being around all the sunflowers. It was so much fun. The farm is not dog friendly so I didn't take my dog who is always with me. It was too hot for him anyway.

The atmosphere at the Joker Marchant Stadium when it's game day is so much fun, really good vibes…read more I had been here previously for a holiday party up in the conference rooms and it was night and day different. People get there EARLY. I'm talking, I was there 2+ hours before 1st pitch and there were at least a couple rows of cars and more coming already. It gets packed fast so just be aware of that if you're driving. Workers do a good job directing people on the way in, but on the way out it's pretty much a mess. This field and facility are very well maintained. Everything seemed fairly clean, considering how big of a space it is. There is a big lawn behind center field where a lot of young kids run around trying to catch home run balls from the team warmups. It's very family-oriented, just a great and enjoyable atmosphere. The worst part are certainly the prices. If you're not willing to pay minimum $50 at the gift shop don't even walk in there, that was obscene. The food prices are definitely up there as well, but it is still a professional sporting event and that's just how food prices are for that so you have to keep that in mind and be prepared. Also, security can get a little weird if you're not in the main seating area. They make you scan your ticket multiple times to where it gets a little ridiculous. Not a fan of that or the Tigers, to be honest, but I'd come back again because there's few things better than being out at the ball game!

A very average ballpark. Basic and not much going on to look at…read more Came here for a Low A game. Smaller crowd of a few hundred. It's not much but definitely not the worst in the Florida League. Free parking when I went. Construction going on so you'll get rerouted to get to the front of the stadium. Can only make a right turn into the entrance.