Small and cute little gulf course not to far from The Krate. Over had a good time with the family…read moreand the girls loved the environment. Over all prices aren't terrible and they do offer food and drinks but with some many options down the street ehh I can wait. Can't say much about the service as we just got our stuff and paid. But they were nice. Some of the holes have fun challenges you can try out to make things interesting. Wouldn't mind coming back for a round at night.

Although this was my first time playing mini golf and I barely know the rules, I thoroughly enjoyed…read morethe experience at this fairly traditional course. It's family oriented and reasonably priced. I wouldn't suggest coming here hungry. Keep in mind that there is The Krate nearby with lots of fun options. 18 holes and water features?! Seems like a nice set up for a great game with friends and/or family. My toddler did have a small medical event on the course and the young lady was very prompt to help with the mess and I appreciated that. Will definitely be returning!

Very nice facility, driving range was awesome , mulligans pub superb!! Guinness gravy bangers n…read moremash 10/10

Nice golf course and the Irish bar inside has fantastic food! Also, the dining room always has…read moreThanksgiving and Christmas buffets that are out of this world a huge spread of everything imaginable. The chef is one of the best!

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!

Terrible condition. Greens are ok but everything else is dirt & weeds. $49 afternoon weekday is a…read morecomplete ripoff. Do better City of Tampa.

Great price for golf, don't think you can beat it. $35 for a round of 18 with a cart. It's been…read moreraining for a week straight, the courses drains well and no muddy spots [even tho other places are heavily saturated]. Decent selection of food/drinks at the turn.

Afternoon round, 8/18/21 Course was in good shape. Fairways…read moreand greens were well maintained. I booked online, via GolfNow early the same day. Guy in shop didn't want to let me play because of an event they had scheduled. Showed my booking confirmation and was allowed to play front 9 twice.

If you really want to hear about it, the first thing that depresses you about playing golf down in…read moreTampa is the sheer amount of phony Florida golfers that are v anity handicaps the second is the sunshine sticking to everything like warm glue and beating down on you constantly for ten months. Back home in New York, when I hit a pure 2-iron off the deck, the cold air bites your face a few months out of the year and lets you know you're alive, but out here at Heritage Isles Golf & Country Club, you're just sweating through your shirt before you even tee off. ​It kills me, it really does. I carried an 8.7 handicap at the time, not that I like bragging about it, because as soon as you start getting good at something, if you aren't careful, you start showing off, and then you aren't good mentally anymore, yiu can become a jerk, so I figured I'd try to tear this place apart from the back Gold tees at nearly seven thousand yards. But Florida golf is a different playing experience from the northeast. Half the course is built right over some swampy wetlands, and every single hole has water sitting on it, waiting to swallow up a perfectly struck draw that a little unnoticed invisible wind gust just ate. Water holes are like a godly must here, every hole has some and its depressing and weird. You hit a tight, beautiful shot right down the fairway, and suddenly it hops off this sticky Bermuda grass and disappears into a ditch where an alligator is probably sitting around pretending to be sleeping, but ready to go full on prehistoric if you get too close. ​The par-3s are long as hell, too. You get up to sixteen, playing almost two hundred and thirty yards over water and swamp, and all these old guys in pastel polo shirts are standing by their carts giving each other advice. It's phony as a three-dollar bill. Here's my advice for them "stop talking so much, just grip it 'n rip it". They've got these wooden footbridges everywhere connecting the fairways over the marshes, and you rumble your cart across and over them feeling like you're on some staged safari tour watching bad golf, instead of playing a serious round. ​I ended up shooting a seventy seven, which made me feel pretty depressed because I missed a six-footer for birdie on eighteen after cutting the dogleg over the lake. The green was fast and smooth enough, I'll give them that, but the whole setup just makes me miss northern turf. If you're a low handicap stuck in Tampa, it'll test your short game and keep you honest, but the endless palm trees and country-club phoniness will make you want to call up somebody and go grab a drink instead.

My friend and I came here after dining at Bella Brava to play some darts. It was our first time and…read morewe really enjoyed ourselves. It was super clean and the lady behind the bar was great! I wish I remembered her name so I could give her shout out. I will definitely return!

This is a great place to play pool. Regulation size pool tables one 7 1/2 two 8 1/2. The place is…read moreopen yet separate. Very functional and clean. There is an ATM and a change machine. Todd the bartender was great. They even have a photo op wall. If you love beer, they have a lot of it if you don't there are other options. There is no food, but you can order in or bring food in from the surrounding restaurants. Great vibe. It was trivia night on Wednesday and she did a great job lots of fun. This is great for a date night if table games are your jam they have them also. We will surely be back.

This is a great place for youth tennis. Our son has learned so much. Alex is a great coach. Abby…read moreand Don are so helpful.

I was in town for business and looking for a 3.25+ level Pickleball group to play with. I came…read moreacross Tarpon Tennis Club on Google and saw all the positive reviews, so I decided to check it out--and I'm glad I did! Online check-in was super easy using the app linked on their website. I joined a 3.25+ night that started at 6pm, and I liked that you could see who was registered to play ahead of time. The club was about a 30-minute drive from Oldsmar, but it was an easy trip. When I arrived, I was warmly greeted by the owner, Abby, who gave me a quick rundown of the club's features. She was absolutely wonderful--friendly, welcoming, and even joined in to play with our group. The facility had permanent nets, fencing around the courts (so you're not chasing balls everywhere), and game-ready balls already set out. There weren't too many people playing, so I got in several solid games. Everyone I played with was at least a 3.25 level, and the energy was great. Definitely got a good workout in and enjoyed the company. If you're in the Tampa area and looking to get in a few good games, I highly recommend stopping by. Great spot to play with a solid community!

Went to driving range with my son it was a blast. Will be back again. We hit 240 balls each. Got…read moredialed in and nice and relaxed. My son really enjoyed the club house and amenities at the range. The staff was very helpful and got us set up with rental clubs to cover our practice.

For a Golf Range it's one of the better ones in the area. They have the usual chipping and putting…read morearea and a shaded spot for getting your swing on. Its a well kept facility. The bucket balls are comparable to just about any other Golf Range. You pay inside, the'll give you tokens in return to get your golf balls from the machine right outside. The range is spacious enough to where you shouldn't have a hard time picking a good spot to hit from. It is well lit, though I would like it if they'd stayed open a bit later, even an extra hour of so. They also offer private lessons, which are decent. You just set up a time that works for you and get pointers on your swing. There's no real agenda, meaning you only get pointers on how to properly hit the ball. Not a bad deal but I did have higher expectations. These lessons may be more beneficial for intermediate golfers. Amateur Golfers will benefit more from a six week Group course.