It was too good to last during the pandemic. Eviction moratorium? $300 supplemental weekly…read moreunemployment benefits? Stimulus checks? $250 per month per child Federal tax credit payouts? No, free weekday morning tennis at Cuesta Tennis Center while the clubhouse was closed. We've been playing here since July 2020. 3/18/2020 clubhouse closed. 7/18/2020 clubhouse open weekends 8am-2pm. 1/2/2021 clubhouse open 4-930pm weekdays and 8am-5pm weekends. 3/2/2021 clubhouse open 2-930 weekdays and 8am-5pm weekends. Playing tennis was free on weekday mornings until now. Came to play tennis 6/29/2021 to be greeted by sign saying "Starting June 28 9am weekday openings for pro shop. All players are required to sign in with an MVT Mindbody account. " On the next court are four players, each of them required to fill out the Mindbody account. Residents play for free on a walk on court. Two players are nonresidents, and have to pay $5 each for an hour of play. This is $5 per player, not per court , to play 9am to 10am. At 10am, the two nonresidents have to stop play and report to the clubhouse and each pay another $5 for a second hour of walk on court, as reservations are for 1 hour increments. If you have 3 nonresidents, you would pay the maximum $15 per hour for a walk on reservation. The nonresident player made arrangements to play 9am to 1030am, paying $7.50. Only he's returns to the clubhouse at 10:35am, and is billed $5 for play from 10am to 11am. Shortly before 9am, I report to the clubhouse, and fill out a MVT Mindbody account. I take a picture of the QR code, and fill out the on line application right on my phone. Mandatory inclusion of name, address. Boxes for filling out cell phone, e-mail, DOB, credit card number, expiration date. At least they didn't ask for social security number! The other three nonresident players balk at filling out the application and leave. Nonresidents can still play for free at Cuesta before 9am or 12noon to 2pm on weekdays. Two of our players balked at playing at 730am -needed their beauty rest! Want to play during prime time, weekdays after 5pm, or weekends? Walk on reservations difficult, as all 12 courts in use. There is a $5 per court light fee. $11 per hour per court for Mountain View resident reservation, and $15 per hour per court for nonresident reservation. Kinks in the system linking Mindbody accounts and the reservation system. No advance court reservations at this time. Next week we are playing at Sunnyvale Tennis Center, with courts at $8 per hour before 4pm, if the person making the reservation is a Sunnyvale resident. A 1.5 hour reservation would be $12, compared to $22.50 at Cuesta. Not that it would matter to these retired guys, as they all earn far too much to qualify for stimulus checks!

Highly recommended MTV tennis at Cuesta, for people like me who want to consistently play a good…read more1.5 hour tennis and don't want to bother with finding a court to play. I've been consistently attending the adult classes program, it's very well run, under the leadership of Todd. Coaches there are super nice and they treat individuals with great respect and give lots of good practical tips. It's the best 1.5 hour I spent every week.

This place is a complete disgrace. The owner and their handpicked group of tennis coaches are not…read moreonly unprofessional, but downright disrespectful. They treated my 11 year old son like he didn't matter while shamelessly playing favorites with their few "chosen" players. The favoritism is disgusting, the attitude is arrogant, and the entire environment is toxic There's no leadership, no fairness, and no concern for your child's development--just ego, favoritism, and a total lack of class. If you're thinking about private lessons here, don't. Save yourself the frustration and protect your child from this toxic mess. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. Ever

Both of my sons greatly benefited from group and private instruction at Silicon Valley Tennis…read more Compared to lessons they've taken elsewhere, Silicon Valley Tennis puts a great deal of emphasis on technique, consistency, footwork, and fitness. The group lessons have been very helpful in allowing my sons to gain experience hitting with players at various levels while the private lessons have improved their groundstrokes, volleys, serving, and footwork. Feedback from the instructors is very constructive in letting students understand areas where they need to improve the most and in reinforcing what is working well.

We met up with some friends who had a party at Lifetime Activities - Sunnyvale. Pretty cool place…read morethat is full of tennis courts and a few pickleball courts. The parking lot can get challenging on the weekend.

This spot used to all about tennis. That is, until the pickleball craze manifested itself. There…read moreare now 12 pickleball courts here. And the facility is open late. Reserving a court or courts is done via their app. The team in the pro shop is friendly and helpful. The fam, friends, and I try to reserve at least 2 hrs of time Saturdays and Sundays. Great fun!

I've been taking lessons with Oleg for a bit now and he's been fantastic. Super reliable, always on…read moretime and ready to go, and he brings 100% energy every session even when I'm tired after work. Oleg will actually interrupt you to fix your form, footwork, grip, whatever. He doesn't just watch you make the same mistake. That's exactly what I needed and why I feel like my game has improved after every lesson. Definitely planning to continue with Oleg!

I highly recommend my tennis coach! He is patient, encouraging, and very attentive to my individual…read moreneeds. He explains techniques clearly and always gives helpful, personalized feedback. Every lesson is fun, productive, and tailored to my skill level. I've improved a lot and feel much more confident on the court. Such a great coach!

It was my first time playing tennis seriously for over a decade. Natalia was patient and did a…read morewonderful job auditing my skill level. She was able to provide instant feedback and with her insight she was able to structure the rest of the lesson to suit my needs.

10/10 experience. She was able to quickly identify and correct some major issues in my form. Very…read morepatient and kind!

Can honestly say this is a fantastic shop. Have bought 4…read morerackets from here and the knowledge and service is unmatched. They even have limited addition rackets from roland garros and I had to pick those up too. Stringing services are great value and you can even do a rush day of stringing which is great if you need it.

they have a lot of cool Pickleball and tennis stuff here, good discounts, and all of the staff are…read morevery nice and accommodating. I would definitely choose this place over any other in the Bay Area and the value for your money is peak.

My son (6) has been going to weekly group classes for almost a year…read more We really like the coaches here. Both Coach Brandon & Coach Jovan are very good at coaching young kids and also keep the kids engaged. I also appreciate the way how Coach Brandon run the clinic a lot! It gives us a lot of flexibilities to fit in my kid and my family's schedules, which is a huge bonus!!

Brandon was a friendly, knowledgeable coach. Family members took several adult semi-private lessons…read morewith him and he was positive and encouraging while being very quick to identify and explain problems. It was also easy to work with him on adjusting lesson times to avoid the rain.

We are very happy with our experience at SAI Tennis Academy. In just 4 months, my daughter went…read morefrom a total beginner to consistently rallying and serving. Coach Yussuf is fantastic--his teaching style is highly effective and great with kids. If you want to develop your or your child's tennis skills, this is the place to go!

I recommend My 8 years older son Henry's coach Andy Hou who is very technical and professional…read morecoach with lots of experience in coaching and lots of patience, highly recommended and even he repair my son's racket issues during class very quickly

This swim and tennis club has been around for many years. I took swim lessons here as a child and…read morewas thrilled to be able to bring my own daughter back to learn how to swim. It's a nice sized, clean, heated pool. Lots of areas to sit or layout, including a whole section beneath the shade of a large oak tree. The instructors are young, but Well-versed and of course, very nice. There are outdoor showers. And a nice tennis court. Swim lessons are decently priced and sessions can be purchased via their website during the Summer. No need to be a club member. My daughter took swim lessons the entire summer, and we really loved the smaller atmosphere of this private club as opposed to going to the YMCA, which had much larger class sizes and I was looking for more one on one experiences which I was able to get at Fairbrae.

For any inquiry you have to go their website and fill out a form. Voicemails arent checked daily,…read moreits a real pain to get i fo Def wouldnt want to be a part of this club now

Nice park for little kids. 2 playgrounds. Green grass, volleyball area and tennis courts.read more

I lived near here at one point, and there's a lot to like about Sylvan Park…read more First, the grounds are well maintained. Aside from sand constantly getting everywhere around the playstructures, it was generally very clean. Note this doesn't extend to the bathroom, which was average for a park. Second, the play structures are great for small children. I think around 6 or 7 you'll probably find the park a bit boring, but for kids in the 3-5 range it's very nice. They have tennis courts, too, although they weren't in the best condition. There's a good amount of space here, too. It's definitely not a small park. There's plenty of room for sports or just hanging around, and lots of dogs come. There's also a nice trail that winds around the perimeter. I do wish there was a fence around the play structures to keep kids out of the street. Even some small barrier would be nice. Also, parking can be tough. The lot is tiny, and that leaves it up to street parking. This can be annoying. If you live nearby then it's a good choice, but it's not worth going out of your way, especially when Cuesta Park isn't too far away.