I go here to play disc golf, full 18 hole course. Its great for beginners, very simple course with not a lot of obstacles in the way and only 2 holes with water hazards. You can pretty much recover on the your second shot from wherever your drive may end up.There is also soccer, and some baseball fields here.

This is probably one of the worst experience Ive ever encountered in the soccer club, They treat the parents and the children with total disrespect. first theyre really nice they talk a lot about their training and they even allow you to be in the field, but once you pay and sign the contract they start yelling at your kids they dont allow the parents to be part of the team involvement and Treat the parents with total disrespect. Once I saw Coach screaming at the parents in front of the children no one dared to say anything because they did not want to lose their membership to the club. Its really disorganized and if you care to ask just to get information they talk to you like youre a dummy and you dont know anything. If you go and theres a Gerald or a debt in the picture, I strongly recommend you do not join the club. I would not recommend this club to anyone. Do not take any chances its not worth it !! go to another club.

This Club is a joke. They take parents of kids who are not qualified, and make them competitve coaches. There is some much drama, they are unorganized, and very disrespectful to the parents. I spent 3 seasons there and it never changes. The director, Gerald Morin, is the worse. He appears at first as a great man with wise words, but he is two faced. They get your money and then treat you however they want. Please dont waste your time.......

First off - this review has nothing to do with the actual soccer teams or youth teams, coaches, or managers.Its all about the facility itself. While it looks decent enough, it bizarrely is gated, locked, and literally surrounded by a freakin moat. So much for anyone who legitimately wanted to go practice on one of the fields, I guess.I realize that this is clearly a Florida stupidity (Ive seen it with other parks here and there around Tampa, thankfully not all of them) and Im grateful that most other states in our country do not run their soccer facilities like this one is run - aka in full Lockdown mode.Its patently ridiculous to have a decent-looking soccer park and not allow anyone to use it except for the Youth Club itself. What a complete waste. I could see blocking off access to vehicles so that no one tries to vandalize the fields via cars spinning out or something AND I can even see them not leaving the nets up (though they could leave at least one or two of them up) but to not even allow for a small gate so that normal players could get some practice time on a real field is utterly asinine and greedy.But again, typical for Florida which doesnt seem to understand the simplistic and basic concept of public fields and access.Dont bother going to this waste of space, they clearly dont want any average Joe Soccer guy getting anywhere near even a single blade of field grass. Pathetic.Whats really ironic is that Fishhawk complex south of Brandon is a far nicer park (a few less fields though) and its totally publicly accessible and surprise, surprise...no one has vandalized that park or ruined it just because its publicly accessible. You might want to take some notes, Pinellas Soccer Park.

Came for a tournament. Parking is awful! Fields are poorly maintained.