Best Private Clubs in/around Tampa Area

[kobe123]

55 minutes ago, jerebear21 said:

Concessions does not have a seasonal. They have a full membership for property owners. Invitational membership for non property owners. Young professional, national and social. 
 

you are looking for innisbrook which is not a private club. 

Out of curiosity, are you a member at concessions?

[jerebear21]

If you need help, I can pm you the membership information.  Concessions isn’t the type of club you’re thinking it is.  

[kobe123]

13 minutes ago, jerebear21 said:

If you need help, I can pm you the membership information.  Concessions isn’t the type of club you’re thinking it is.  

Sent you a message!

[Robber6656]

1 hour ago, jerebear21 said:

Concessions does not have a seasonal. They have a full membership for property owners. Invitational membership for non property owners. Young professional, national and social. 
 

you are looking for innisbrook which is not a private club. 

I was waiting for that. With the state of golf in Florida the only place you will find a Oct-April membership is a cow posture. Those days are gone for now anyway.

[jerebear21]

Nothing wrong with innisbrook. In season.  When it’s snowing/raining/ice everywhere else in the country. 

[Tbell3]

On 9/7/2022 at 6:22 PM, kobe123 said:

 

That's not 100% true, some places offer memberships that allow you to play May - September while being on the wait list. I'm trying to find a place to play for October - April.

You won’t find that in this area. At least not from a reputable club

[toddlasher]

On 9/7/2022 at 8:19 PM, jerebear21 said:

Nothing wrong with innisbrook. In season.  When it’s snowing/raining/ice everywhere else in the country. 

Would Innisbrook be a good place for a retiree (10 years away) assuming they can afford?  Do they have leagues/tournaments for members that want regular action?

Edited Monday at 10:35 PM by toddlasher