Excellent, zero-pressure experience! We stopped in after eating at Looking for Chai, needing a lot…read moreof guidance as older players wanting to get back into badminton. The young PT student who assisted us was fantastic. He was incredibly patient and knowledgeable, breaking down complex equipment details so they made sense to us. We never felt rushed or pressured to buy, which ultimately made us comfortable purchasing two rackets. If you need expert guidance without the hard sell, this is the place to go.

My brother and I went to the store on a whim since we were in Seattle for our dad's medical…read morecondition. We're from Juneau, AK so stores like Pro Racket Sports don't exist where we live. We had to go as we needed new rackets and shuttlecocks for the REC center badminton club we play at. I am very pleased with the selection, the staff knowledge, especially the lady who I think is the owner/manager, as well as their speedy service. We were only here for 3 days and 2 nights so we needed rackets and stringing service asap so it was a rush trying to get our ducks in a row. While the price was steep it is an investment. You don't buy new shoes, bags, or rackets every year if you take good care of your items. Save money, budget wisely, and you will get what you need. Thank you to the people at Pro Racket Sports despite the rush job! My brother and I appreciate it very much and we look forward to making more purchases and/or visiting your store again.

I had a two hour clinic with 3 friends @ Gorin Redmond with Odyr Cruz. Odyr did a great job…read morekeeping the clinic moving with no down time, tons of energy and great tips on how to improve net play, doubles and singles play. Odyr is engaging, fun and insightful. He can assess your strengths/weaknesses quickly which will help improve your tennis game! Mei McRae

Website (https://www.redmondtennisclub.com/) has numerous problems…read more1 Send email failed repeatedly 2. Membership webpage crashed to 'Demo' error page. 3. Phone# on website isn't working. 4. Phone# on Yelp page isn't answered. 5. About Us webpage crashes to 'Demo' error page. 6. Our blog crashes to a 'Demo' error page.

Just so it's out there, tennis is my main sport, but I played in a pickleball competition here and…read morewas disappointed. The "court" felt like a makeshift area, not suitable for proper pickleball play: a fire escape ladder and very little room on the sides made positioning and safe play difficult. It became obvious when opponents aimed intentionally at those tight areas to gain an unfair advantage. Of course they got it because I didn't want to skin myself on the concrete walls. Management shouldn't offer pickleball in spaces that aren't properly sized or safe just to maximize profits -- stick to tennis unless you can properly accommodate a good and safe experience.

ETC offers a great community for adults to get back to tennis at all levels. The youth classes and…read moretournaments have been great for my family. We consider ourselves lucky to have an indoor public facility so close to home.

I like checking out pickleball places when traveling and found that Gorin had open play…read more They cap the number of players and you need to pre-register online and for me as a guest, it ended up being close to $25 after fees. This was a little shocking to me since I usually pay around $8 and not to mention it was only for 2.5 hours. But nonetheless I am glad I got was able to check it out. The facility itself looks like it used to be a long warehouse previously; there is a central hall down the middle with courts to the left and workout areas to the right with the bathrooms located at the end of the long hall. But There's also a nice seating area and lobby at the front if you're waiting for someone. As a guest, it would've been nice if there was a receptionist since I had no idea where to go. I pretty much wandered into the first court which luckily was the right place. There was a court monitor which really helps move open play along and different areas per level. While the courts are pretty nice, there is not much room to sit or place to take breaks. However that wasn't a problem for me since I pretty much played back to back games which I found was pretty much the consensus of most players since it was only 2.5 hours. Definitely got in a good workout, played with good people and tried out a new facility which is a win in my book.

We love our kids' coaches at Gorin--Coach Omer, Coach Lucas, and Coach Davi. They're not just…read moreteaching tennis; they're helping our kids build sportsmanship, manners/etiquette, confidence, and mental readiness. - Coach Omer has helped my 8-year-old son develop resilience--learning to trust himself, his small hands, and his racket. At his first tournament win, my son came out and said "mom! I made every shot count until the end and trusted myself!" and said he learned this from Coach Omer. - Coach Lucas has coaches my daughter with techniques that fit her lean physique, and he brings so much fun and positivity to every class. She's definitely not a morning person but she/herself asked us to sign her up BEFORE school just to have a class with Coach Lucas. - Coach Davi has given both of my kids lasting joy for the sport, stronger strategic thinking, gameplay, and the confidence to stand up for themselves during tournaments. My kids look forward to Coach Davi's class every Saturday and never misses the class. It's been an amazing experience at Gorin. These coaches are true mentors who make our kids stronger every day and we've been with these coaches for a few years now. My husband also plays in their adult classes! One request for the facility: On Saturdays (@12:30), my kids do a mini group with Coach Davi and another kid we've been playing with for a long time. We're consistent customers and players on Saturdays. We would love to see this group moved off the Kids Court and onto a full court--these kids are growing and need more space to run. Several moms (which our kids play tennis together) have even said: please let us know right away when Coach Davi has a full-court option--we'd sign up immediately. We have a good group of kids who have been playing together (and similar levels) for a long time now with Coach Davi and want to stay together- but they're growing up and super energized to run more!

Do not use this range, both the mats or the grass are in terrible shape…read more The mats have divots on every side and have been turned over and over. The tees shared are worn out as well and I had to use the one I carry in my bag. The grass area is worse and it is so uneven from years of divots its painful to hit off of. The practice greens are in terrible shape and if it rains the edges are soup. A lot of the balls I hit were really scuffed, chipped and I had to leave several that were cracked. Last the staff are a bunch of kids who don't know how a range should be ran at all. You are better off heading down the street to Redwood Golf Center, Willows Run or over to Redmond Ridge. Stay away from this place unless you want to waste your money.

Great place to go to hit some golf balls for cheap! Stalls are always available and the balls are…read morefairly new.

I love the club but the tennis courts are in a deplorable state…read more The attached pictures are from June 2022

We were members for 2-3 years and stopped. It was very convenient being only 2 miles away from our…read morehome and they have a heated pool, but this is where the good stops. The hot tub is closed more than it is open. The weightroom needs a total refresh, rusted weights old equipment and super tiny. The tennis courts look like they have never been cleaned up since day one. If you play Pickleball, they have a stop on one tennis court with tap to use their popup net. The court itself is configured incorrectly. The sauna needs a total refresh as well. If the price was half of $1500/year or a total gut job / refresh, I could see the value. Until then I would stay away.

It's a pretty no nonsense club located in a warehouse with lots of courts. The ventilation system…read moreisn't the best as it does get stuffy in there. We went for summer camp and my kids LOVED it -- it's pretty casual and definitely not as organized as other camp sites where there is a check-in, check-out system. We didn't think our kids would have enough to do for a full day camp here but they didn't mind it at all. Appreciate no strict rules and made for an easy atmosphere to play. We did ask for their Tax ID for tax purposes and they kinda put up a front about providing it (all other summer camps have it printed on their receipts). My little loved it so much that we signed up for classes. Appreciate the fact that everything is included and that you don't have to go out and buy your own racquets, equipment, etc. Wished that the classes came with a voucher or two for free play or something though so that she can practice. The prices for reserving a court is pretty pricey!!

I made a reservation expecting to rent shoes and rackets for myself and my friends, as advertised…read moreon the facility's website. We arrived mid-day on a Saturday, only to find that there were no staff present and the rental shop was completely closed. The entire gym was packed full of players and not a single employee. We checked around the entire facility, including staff areas, and even asked some regulars if they had seen anyone working--only to be told, "We've never anyone here on weekends." Without the ability to rent the gear we needed, we couldn't play at all. Our reservation--and our time--was completely wasted. If rental services and staff aren't available on weekends, that should be made very clear during the booking process. Extremely frustrating and disappointing.

It's all about the tennis here. I haven't seen any other clubs on the Eastside which come close on…read morethe tennis front. I'm on a long waiting list, but able to use the outstanding facilities during this period. Did a men's night and was able to get some court time. Turns out I had a mild cardiac event (due to severe dehydration and massive electrolyte imbalance from an extended food poisoning situation) during that evening, and was stupid enough to push through it and not pass out. This translated into bizarre, sluggish play, compromised judgement, and some impairment with coordination and reaction time. I couldn't even keep score for more than a few points, forgot what side I was on, etc. The guys were totally supportive, and accommodating, giving me a ton of time between points. They had no idea anything was wrong other than a comment I made in jest about my heart racing. Anyhow, seeing the facility from the inside - the decor is a bit dated, but it's very clean, HUGE, and comfortable. Not to mention very convenient to get to, with tons of parking, and proper spacing between courts, proper lighting, and proper heating. Even the WiFi here was outstanding. =)

Simply the premier tennis club on the east side, Central Park is a member owned private club…read morededicated to tennis. CPTC offers 12 indoor and 6 outdoor courts, fitness, instruction and friendly competition. There is an outdoor pool for summer use, and lessons and day camps for younger players. Noted for its junior programs Central Park has produced not only numerous D1 scholarship tennis players, but also champion USTA adult league teams. Check out women's professional tennis at Central park in October 2015, www.KirklandTennis.com

I just got off the phone with Tennis Center Sand Point, and my interaction with the Pro Shop and…read moreTCSP overall left such a sour taste in my mouth that I had to leave a review. I needed two rackets strung and I called Tennis Center Sand Point for a quote. I talked to the receptionist and she said she'll transfer me to the Pro Shop. I waited on the phone and I was left with a voice message saying the voicemail inbox was full. Ok, no problem, I called again and same receptionist picked up. I was then transferred again, and someone picked up...from the Tennis Center cafe. Er, what? I called a third time and was finally transferred to the Pro shop. I asked them for their prices and it was a bit steep in the price (which by all means is fine - I'm not arguing against their policy.) I wanted to ask another question and thanked them for the quote, and in the middle of my sentence, the guy in the Pro Shop, with the most monotone and rude voice, interrupted me and just said: "Have a nice day" and hung up on me. The nerve. Customer service just flew out the door. This interaction itself single-handedly made my decision to NOT go to Sand Point to get my rackets strung. Sand Point, you just lost a potential customer. And from all the 1-star reviews, this is not an isolated incident. From the rudeness to overall incompetency, I will be looking elsewhere to get my tennis needs met.

I've been a member here for the past year, and as one of the few public options for indoor tennis…read moreduring the rainy months, it's a very nice facility with about a dozen courts in two buildings. For my needs, the club has been great with tons of options for drop in classes based on level. Where it gets a little more difficult would be for folks who want to sign up for a 6 week clinic and especially for children as the demand is far higher than supply. There is also a pro shop, which seems to have gotten some mixed reviews, but I haven't had any issues with them and the quality of the string jobs tends to be better than Avanti Sports.