Tampa Sports Authority

The Tampa Sports Authority (TSA) is responsible for managing a variety of significant sporting and recreational facilities in the Tampa Bay area. Among their portfolio are three city golf courses: Babe Zaharias, Rocky Point, and Rogers Park. These courses provide diverse golfing experiences catering to varying skill levels and preferences. Raymond James Stadium, another key venue under TSA management, hosts major sporting events including those featuring the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers, USF Bulls football games, and various large-scale entertainment events like Monster Jam.

Additionally, TSA plays a landlord role for Amalie Arena and George M. Steinbrenner Field, ensuring these venues remain top-tier destinations for both sports and entertainment. The Authority also administers the Hillsborough County Tournament Sportsplex.

Created in 1965 with a mission to develop comprehensive sports and recreational facilities for the region, TSA operates with financial support from local government cooperative agreements. Their venues are suitable for a range of private events including weddings, corporate meetings, tradeshows, and social celebrations, offering unique environments combined with high-quality hospitality services.