In it's glory days Palm Beach Polo was the epicenter of class and entertainment in the Western…read moreCommunities. When the Palm Beachers were in the mood for some sports they'd head out west and pick up a game of polo and tea. Long gone are the days that polo has been played here, but many people still call it home trough the winter months. Most of the amenitiies in the club are outdated, to say the least, but one shining exception is the tennis club which, under new management has restored the clay courts and attracted an impressive line-up of professional coaches and motivated players. It truly is one of the nicest settings to play tennis in the area.

My son began - and grew - his love for soccer with the Strikers. I watched him progress throughout…read morea few seasons of recreational and now in the competitive program. My husband volunteered countless hours of his own time as a rec coach and I have now become my son's best cheerleader from my lawn chair each and every game. Mal is a great director, and is always open and receptive to feedback, and the coaches have invariably been kind and supportive of my 10-year-old son. I can't imagine another place that feels more like "home" and I am proud to be part of the Strikers family.

Royal Palm Beach Soccer is a great place to learn and play. I have been involved with this program…read moresince it started. My kids have played here and now my grandkids play here. They absolutely care about their players. They try to put players in the best positions for both the team and the child. Some parents think their kids should only play one position and then they don't learn any other positions so therefore, the child thinks that as well. Parents should be teaching their children to be TEAM players and not individuals. Kids should be learning what it is like to be on a TEAM. If they don't want to play as a TEAM PLAYER then they should go play tennis, or ping pong or an individual sport, of which soccer is not. Royal Palm Beach teaches children how to play in a TEAM environment and how to get along with others. If you want to go elsewhere, feel free since the grass is allegedly greener on the other side. We love this program and great job to everyone who runs it from the board members to the coaches. See you on the fields.

Came here on a Sunday before football to check out the new driving range and their bar and grill…read more Great menu choices. We had nachos which were plenty for two people to share. He also got the kids hot dog which Layla enjoyed. I'm looking forward to coming back again and trying other items off the menu.

Staff is super friendly and helpful. They help set a good tone for the day. Course is well kept…read moreand a fun course with various challenges

This is a great park if you like sports or swimming. This very large 70 acre park is open every…read moreday from sunrise to sunset. Next to the entrance are four lighted basketball courts and a small playground structure with baby swings. Around the well marked park you will find 2 lighted baseball fields, 6 lighted multipurpose fields, 2 lighted softball fields and 1 lighted T-ball field. In the center of the park is the Family Aquatic Center where you will find a 50-meter, 8 x 20 lanes heated outdoor swimming pool. There's also a children wading pool, an interactive water playground and a 2 story water tower with 3 slides. There are showers and lockers. Swim classes for children are offered at the aquatic center. To the left of the main entrance are 6 lighted tennis courts and 4 lighted racquetball/handball courts. The park also has a larger playground and a picnic shelter with grills. Near the playground is the Armed Forces memorial. There are 5 flags representing the 5 branches of the armed forces and a monument marker with the names of fallen heroes. Contrary to the name there is no lake view and there are no nature trails which is what I look for in a park. However if you are into athletics this is a wonderful park and the pool is a very nice feature. You can picnic, exercise, and play. This is also a very safe place to teach a child to ride a bike.

Love this pickle ball courts here they are always available for walk ins no reservations needed. A…read moregreat diversity in players from children to seniors. I have never had a snooty encounter here and I appreciate that!

Great gym if you want to get a good workout. It's clean and well run. The owner and staff are very…read moreknowledgeable and professional.

Best Gym Ever! 24/7 access awesome classes. Never crowded Old school feel which i love. Owner…read moreis great!

Wanting to try something fun and new, we scheduled a polo lesson for 3 riders of varying experience…read morefrom professional to beginner. Thais and Sunset Polo Club did not disappoint. From the minute we arrived we were met with the most friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The horses and tack were safe, the instruction was excellent, and we had the time of our lives. I cannot wait for the opportunity to ride with them again.

From the owner: Polo, riding, boarding and training. First Club to have a…read morepolo kids program. United States Polo Association affiliate. At Sunset Polo Club we offer riding and polo lessons for children and adults. We have horses for all levels, from beginner to professional polo players. Our instructors strive to teach the right mallet technique while learning the rules of the game in a safe environment. As members of the United States Polo Association affiliate and the first club to have a kids program, we specialize in polo, riding, boarding, and training.