Tiger vs Phil 2.0... adding in Peyton & Brady to the mix. What a wonderful way to showcase this…read moreamazing course on this beautiful Sunday. If you ever get a chance to see this place in person. Do it. You're in for a treat.

Gorgeous golf club north of West Palm Beach in Hobe Sound. This is a must in the coastal area of…read moreFlorida. Great speed on the course and perfectly maintained!

The Golf Professional team at PGA Village is outstanding!! One professional in particular is worthy…read moreof special mention...Justin Callahan. He is the consummate professional while serving his membership, fellow PGA Professionals and guests alike. He always ensures the golf experience maintains the highests of standards. He continually goes above and beyond to make anyone on property feel welcome. He will take any appropriate action to ensure the PGA experience is protected!! Way to go.....Mr Callahan....a true professional!!

This is an amazing golf club. The courses are immaculate. The practice area is impeccable. Top…read morenotch facility. I wish I lived nearby so I could enjoy it more then once a year. A few disturbing things that I noticed....there is no ATM on the entire property. That's weird. They have a pro shop and a bar/restaurant and it's a golf club where people bet. The other item is the wait staff in the restaurant. For some reason when they give us a bill they point out that there is a 20% service charge on the tab but it goes to the facility and they do not get any of it. At the bottom of the menu there is a notation about the 20% service charge for the administration for the food and beverage services and then it states "No additional gratuity is expected or required". We found this odd. We felt strong armed into leaving an additional 20%. We are there for a few days coming in and out every day. If we didn't tip extra we felt we would pay the price with bad service or worse.... Not sure why the menu states one thing and we are told something different by the wait staff. Regardless the property is awesome and the golf is AMAZING!

I am looking for a club to join in the area and The Cape Club was recommended. I am an avid golfer…read moreand love to practice. Their practice facilities were outstanding with a short game area and a terrific range. The golf course is aesthetically pleasing and the conditions were great! Great fairways and greens! The lines off the tee were fun as you had to pick spots to hit as you navigate a tough layout. Would recommend all day!!

Was lucky enough to get an invite to play here. Exudes pure understated class from the moment you…read morepull in. Entire staff was amazing. Absolutely beautiful course and not impossibly hard if you're a decent player (I'm not so I shot a million). Had lunch afterwards and sat near a few very recognizable names - lots of pros call this their home course. If you have the means...

The Dye Preserve has to be among the private golf clubs that get on a short list for combining…read moreexcellence in all phases of presentation and service. The establishment does everything right. Tucked in a little known area just off of Mack Dairy Road (north) from Indiantown Road, THE DYE as it is called, became what it is today around 2005 - 06 when a visionary took what was a semi-private golf track, brought Pete Dye in to oversee an entire overhaul of the course, and built a traditional Florida style golf clubhouse. From the front of the club you're not blown away by opulence,... but inside is a rich dark wood interior stem to stern. The dining room(s) are well appointed, locker rooms are outta sight. Pro shop and the practice areas are first class. And then there is THE DYE. This course is actually fun. Yes, fun! Having played The Players Course at Sawgrass, Long Cove on Hilton Head Island,... both Dye masterpieces of deception and brute strength, THE DYE is a gem. Ample fairways, bunkering that is sneaky but not overly penal. A lot of water but in most places where you shouldn't be hitting tee shots or second shots. The teeing grounds, fairways and greens are immaculate with the greens usually running about 10 - 11 on the stimp. Fair and fast. THE DYE is one course that every player should see if the invitation is extended. Love it!

My daughter and I wanted to go fishing and I found Mark. I called and set up a trip during the week…read morewe were visiting Florida. I read the reviews and Marks responses. I've been to Florida on two other occasions and until we went with Mark I had not caught a keeper fish. I've fished all my like and there is a reason they call it fishing and not just catching. I mostly bass fish and it's very common to move from spot to spot to find fish. This was Mark's tactic. We went out several mines and I'll say we caught a very nice day and it wasn't rough. My daughter was the first to catch a keeper and from there she went on to have a stellar day. Mark provided an awesome day. Great service and a lot of conversation. Mark had different spots and he worked hard to get us on fish. It should be noted that he has a gps driven Minolta trolling Moyer that will keep his boat on a spot without an anchor. Saves a lot of time in moving between spots because he didn't use an anchor. The electronics were second to none and I felt very safe. If you want a personal or small family fishing experience I recommend Captain Mark. So ask the best question. Would you go fishing with Mark a second trip. Answer. We are planning on it. Thanks Mark for an awesome day of fishing and catching. Tom

On a recent trip to the Port St. Lucie area, my father chartered a boat as a late Christmas gift to…read morego fishing off the coast. All things considered, I enjoyed my time out on the water with my family, but thought that the overall service lacked a personal touch that would have elevated the experience. The Captain / Service: This is where I was the most disappointed. If you are taking money to have us on your boat, you need to be a 'Tour Guide of the Seas'. Although I am sure that some people look to get out on the water for peace and solitude, I am also looking for an experience in both a knowledge, and educational-sense. I am not from the area, so I want to know everything there is to know about the area and the adventure we're about to embark on. When he was asked a question, he answered in his monotone, unenthusiastic tone which seemed to say, "Leave me alone", more than, "Sure, let me be helpful and enhance this experience for you." Honestly, reflecting back a little more closely now, he was almost entirely useless. I could have Googled how to do the few things he showed us. We would have been equally fine ...if not better...without him. Another issue...when we were travelling from one spot to another - a good 15 minute ride - the wind and weather was whipping in a way that constantly sprayed me and was getting me very wet. Not a little damp, which I can handle...as I'm on a boat...legitimately wet. It was unseasonably cool in Port St.Lucie that weekend. So being wet in 59 degree weather with no sun shine is not a comfortable feeling. Do you think he offered me to stand under the canopy with him? Nope. Instead I relocated up front to try and get out of the spray, but he through a tantrum because 'too many of us were in the front' and it could damage the boat. I am not arguing that point, what I am upset about is your lack of customer service. Lastly, we are out on the water for 5-6 hours and you don't have complimentary bottles of water -- after all that we've paid? Ummm... Captain/Service: 2 / 5 Boat/Gear: The boat had seen better days. It was by no means ragged, but it had cracks in the interior, ripped fabric and trimmings, and an overall look that made it obvious that the boat's best days were quickly becoming a distant memory. In terms of the gear, all seemed OK; but on two separate occasions we had a massive hit on one of our 'trolling' poles -- the one where we attached live bait and attached a 'buoy' of sorts. On both occasions, the line snapped. Once? Ok. Twice? That gets me thinking. Furthermore, the second time it happened, I told the dude that I think the fish 'took everything'. He dismissed me like I had no idea what I was talking about. Then, an hour later, we reeled it in to find the line snapped... Boat/Gear: 2 / 5 Fish: Unfortunately, we did not catch too many fish. On a relatively cool day, this made the trip a little bit more disappointing. We caught some small channel catfish, a couple of 'Porgis', and a couple very small sea bass. The three of us combined for about 18-20 useless fish that were pointless to take home, even though we took 2. This is not necessarily the fault of the Captain, as fishing can be a spotty-sport in terms of success. Though, I feel as if between the missed 'big catches', and the excessive lack of success, that there is a correlation that can't be ignored. Fish: 2 / 5 Final Thoughts: I loved being out on the water with my dad and brother. Wish it was just us though, because the Captain was entirely useless. I would not recommend this company. Yes, some of my complaints may seem 'nit-picky'. But they all add up. All I could think the whole time was how 'I could do a much better job', with regard to service and overall experience. Just seemed to be an extreme lack of personal touch. Maybe my expectations were just to high...

I've played at Apogee Golf Course in Hobe Sound a few times, and I have to say, it's definitely one…read moreof the top clubs out there. They have 3 fantastic courses along with amenities like private villas, tennis courts, pickleball, a spa, and a fitness center, plus more. Each course features a beautiful clubhouse with both indoor and outdoor dining, Make sure to check out the Golf Performance Center or the Executive Par 3 Course. Your round of golf even includes your own caddy. It's really an amazing experience, and I heard that there's even more to look forward to in the future.

It's amazing this is the most amazing wonderful place the chef does beef wellington better than…read moreanybody and the Jewel of the night is Caesar salad you have to try it the help is amazing this Ashley are waitress was very attentive you have to come

I've played here for several years but the place has hit an all-time low in quality while…read moresimultaneously raising their prices by 75%. That's not a typo - up until one month ago the greens fees with a cart were around $30. Now they're $52 - $55 and the course is in terrible shape. We've always put up with traps without sand and greens with bare spots because it was $30. Yesterday the greens were entirely brown after the maintenance crew did a half-assed job of aerating the greens two weeks prior without filling the holes with sand and then mowing it down to the nubs. It's an absolute joke to call them greens. And the geniuses who decided that hiring a marketing firm and raising prices would put them on par with the real golf courses in the area decided that a no-walking policy on weekends until after 3:00 pm would also be a good idea. It's obvious the government operates this course because there's no business sense behind any of their decisions. The photo is the ninth "green" identified only because there's a hole with a flag in it.

A fun course to play! I have played at multiple courses around the central and southern Florida…read morearea. Some expensive, some difficult, some I like better than others, but the Trident is a great little course that you should checkout. From what I've gathered the course has been here for a while (formerly Sandpiper Bay, or something like that), was closed/abandoned for some period of time, and a new management company brought it back to life last year. It still needs some time for the grass to grow and beef up in some places, and it's not as refined as Augusta National; but, if you haven't played in a while, have a group of friends who need to knock the rust off, or even want to play with a group of newbies, Trident is the place to come. Check them out!