I usually swim laps at the Leach Center, but as my summer membership there was limited, I sought…read moreother options, which led me here. This outdoor aquatics complex owned by FSU is top notch. While it isn't free (students pay $2, public pays $4) it's a great option to get a swim workout in. The facilities include locker rooms, showers, etc. There is a diving tower, diving dryland area, a 25 meter short course pool, and a 50 meter Olympic size pool. I easily found a lane and had a great workout. The facilities are clean and the lifeguards were so friendly. About 30 minutes into my workout we had to evacuate for thunder, and they gave me a rain check to come back for free since my workout was cut short. I will definitely be back often!

I was in Tallahassee for training and thought I would play this course bc I see the "AsianSaban"…read moreplay here. This course is in a very nice neighborhood with a lot of potential, but overall disappointing. I played the back 9 due to the front 9 being closed for aeration (understandable). Majority of tee boxes were below standards with a lot of dirt. Fairways were solid throughout. The greens were very bumpy and mostly in bad shape. I forgot to take pictures of the greens. Again, this course has a lot of potential, just needs some work.

I'm not the one to leave reviews but I feel like light has to be shed on this remarkable…read moredisappointment of a course. When you walk into the pro shop you are greeted with employees with an aura of arrogance around them. Our round costed us $68 each. When you approach the first tee, you see a combination of both weeds and dirt. Your approach shot will either land in a puddle of grassy mud due to poor irrigation or hard pan dirt. The greens are bumpy, fuzzy, and slow. With weeds over taking the rough. This continues for all 18 holes. This would barely pass as a municipal course, and if I was a member here I would be ashamed.