I enrolled my 9 year old to the starting program with this academy. Coaches are rude and bad- no…read morestructure to training- no fix coaches- anyone ones who's available. They lied to me about 1:6, coach to student ratio. For 2 weekdays I enrolled - there are about 18 kids in 1 class, and in another session there were 5 kids. Coach only trained 1 kid of those 5 enrolled kids - one who was little better player compared to other kids. Other kids were just walking around waiting for next direction to follow from coach- this went on for 2 hours. Same pattern repeats in every class. They need minimum of 8 classes enrolled in a month which is like ~550 dollars- big ripoff. I am regretting my decision of getting my kid in this program. No money back ? What a waste. Save your money and effort - try something else. Trust me - any parent can coach their kids better than what they do here.

We took our son for an evaluation to determine his level. We were shocked the way they assessed…read morehim... the way coach was hitting the ball was way way high over the net .. not like traditional tennis game .. this was something else not tennis .. I am not recommending at all.

The last(?) bastion of ClubSport. While it isn't large and lacks the amenities of the other, former…read moreClubSports, it makes great use of what it has. The equipment is very clean, and everything is super organized. The staff is extremely friendly, and the community they have there is very strong. Don't sleep on this gym, guys.

I haven't been there in a long time and it used to be in a really exclusive club with lots of…read morebenefits and clean facilities

Really sizeable, spacious park that has lots of fields to host sporting events. There's a small…read moreamphitheater, skate park, events center, and until it is the location of local government offices. I'm not just reviewing this place on a recent, pleasant dog walk (which is a great place to do and they have doggie fountains here as well). No... my roots go way deeper here. Growing up in the area before there was the large Target and City Lot nearby, before the local government offices, this park is where me and a close knit group of friends would go every night. We weren't causing any trouble. We just didn't really have anywhere else to go, but we all looked forward to hanging out most nights, especially during the summers. We would skate in the parking lot or possible play basketball (they had a few full courts where the offices are built now). At one point a few of my friends worked with the city to help design and build out the skate park (I see there names on the plaque to this day in late 2025). I remember my friends putting on and being part of small music fests that was held in the amphitheater area. I even remember working some events held at the event building on the south side of the park. Just a great park with lots of parking, events schedules, and just every day things to do. Lot of personal memories as well.

Central Park in San Ramon looks pretty standard at first, but ended up being better than expected…read more I came for a friends' kid's birthday party and even on a weekend it felt open and not too crowded. The grass was green and well kept, and there was plenty of space for kids to run around. The covered picnic areas with a roof was so nice and perfect for rainy days or a hot sunny weather, and it offered many things to keep kids entertained such as a good-sized playground. It's clean, easy, and works well for group gatherings. Only downside is the restrooms were available but not very clean, and parking can get a bit tight. Overall, a reliable spot for things like birthday parties without feeling chaotic.

I love this park!…read more Pros: - Tons of parking - Large grass area - Public tennis court - Restrooms - Fun playground (including swings) - Concrete path around entire park Cons: - No lighting after the sun goes down - Shaded picnic tables are far from the playground A little secret: there's a gravel path past the tennis court that overlooks the entire valley! So cute for watching the sunset and having a lil picnic.

Very cute 4 acre park. Nice shaded picnic area, 2 play structures (big/little kids), restrooms and…read moreplenty of grass. Would be a great spot for flying a kite or a water balloon fight! My only complaint (and this seems to be a common design in most parks) is that the picnic area is far from the play structures.

What a Beautiful Neighborhood Park!!!…read more Plenty of Handicap Parking!!! Very Clean and Large Restrooms!! Featuring: Tennis Courts Kid Play Structure Sports Field Volleyball court Basketball Court Swings And A Baseball & Softball Field This is a Baller On a Budget Approved park!!! I keep my Pimp Hands Strong!!! Number 34 of the 50 Most Prolific Yelp Elites of 2025!! As Rated by Yelp!!?

Always available and clean park. But some dog owners will have their dogs unleash which is not good.read more

"A hero remembered never dies!" I owe today's…read morewonderful time to my wife. i was not going to the Memorial Service today, but my wife said, " You served, You go." We enjoyed the celebration, and the "All Wars Memorial. I felt important today when I got to stand up during the service.

Pretty great park with duck pond, playground, sand volleyball court and, of course clean restrooms…read more Playground has some fun climbing structures and overall appropriate for toddler to 10 years old+/-.

This is the community center and outdoor facility for a gated neighborhood, so it's only open to…read moreresidents and their guests. The playground is small but nice, two slides and some things to climb and the floor is sand for a soft landing spot or sand play. The tennis courts and basketball courts are pristine and were not crowded (i.e, empty) in the winter. The pool looks great too, so I'll have to visit it in the summer when it's open. Plenty of parking in the devoted parking lot. Because I have family in the neighborhood, I'll definitely be back.

Unlike many community pools, GHA has paid lifeguards. Therefore, the hours the pool is open are…read morelimited to these teens' working hours. There's a new lap swim thing this year without the guards that starts at 6am, but I've never tried it. The kids working here are pretty courteous with opening the gate for you when you both come and go. They pretty much just let anybody in if someone is manning/womaning the gate. So, the security ain't that tight. People just leave their bikes unlocked outside too. I keep eyeing this one pretty cruiser...All in all I'm a fan of this pool even though it is only open in the summer (roughly end of May through end of September). They keep it nice and heated and fairly clean. My only beef is with the no balls rule. Some guards say only soft balls (squishie ones), some allow tennis balls during slow/uncrowded hours. But tonight, I was so excited to blow up my new beach ball and play with my adult family members. They said I couldn't have it because it obstructed the guard's views....uh...my little beach ball? So, I said "How about during rest period then (every 45 minutes on the hour the kiddos have to vacate the pool for 15 minutes while the guards take a break)?" The guard said "no" when the guards don't even watch the pool during rest period. So, what view am I obstructing? I was so ticked off I left to write this review. That was an hour ago...I'm still steamed. Back in the swim bag my new beach ball goes for another time....