THis place is SOOO Spacious. Lots of room to play tennis here. I've never arrived and had to sit in…read morethe car waiting on a court to open. Its always clean and the location is great and close to everything Raleigh!

Huge PUBLIC tennis complex in Raleigh. I can't believe how great this is. There must be at least 13…read moretennis courts for your free use. If you want to reserve a tennis court there is a fee of $5. The tennis center offers a variety of tournaments and tennis classes. They also have two ball machines. To rent them you can call in and reserve up to a week in advance. One hour is $12. There are also yearly memberships where you can use the tennis machine once a week for $125 a year or every day for $225 a year. The tennis center has bathrooms with showers and in the tennis center office were the staff is working you can also find an ice machine for your coolers/drinks and a water fountain. There used to be another water fountain right beside the restrooms but that one is not operating anymore. The only thing I wished they would implement is a way to reserve the tennis machine/courts online or through an app as it would facilitate to have an overview for when they are free and you could also book outside of their business hours.

There's 6 courts to play on here. It's always a great time and busier in the evenings when the…read moreweather is good. I love that you can just hop in with others and play with all different skill levels. The people are nice here and you just queue up to wait your turn if there is a wait. The community center is just steps away so you can use the restroom and refill water there as well.

As a beginner pickleball player, I've really enjoyed playing at the Method pickleball courts. There…read moreare six quality courts, with the left half usually set aside for beginner to intermediate players like myself and the right half for more advanced play. It does get busy on weekends, but the queueing system works well--just put your paddle in the rack and wait for your turn. Even if you're solo, it's easy to find open slots and join games, which makes it a great spot to meet other players. The only downside is that refilling your water can be tricky, so make sure to bring a large water bottle. If you get hungry, Neomonde is a great quick option just down the street. Overall, I've found everyone at the courts to be welcoming and inclusive, making it a great environment for newcomers like me.

I've had a good experience at Pin Point through Stonewall Sports Raleigh. I played in a cornhole…read moreleague there and will be joining a pickleball league next. The facility is huge, with 16 indoor pickleball courts and 8 golf simulators. It's a little tucked away behind a UPS location, so when you turn in just head toward the back and you'll find it. They also serve food and have a full bar, which makes it easy to hang out before or after games. I usually grab a few beers while playing but the beer is a bit pricey in my opinion. Overall, it's a fun time. Check out their website for pricing and details on what they have to offer.

I have just really started visiting Pin Point as part of a pickleball league. It is tucked away in…read morea renovated warehouse in south Raleigh. You would likely miss it if you did not have a map telling you where to turn. There is a pretty decent amount of parking and it is always moving from people coming and going. The actual courts are located up a set of stairs once you get in the warehouse. The area is expansive and a great use of the space. They have a bar, they have an area of for spectating, they have putting greens, ping pong tables, and 16 pickleball courts. While I have come as part of a league, this seems like it would be a great place for a pick up game of pickleball.

One of the trendiest sports these days is pickleball, and I too have become engrossed with the…read moresport. Due to its popularity, there is always high demand for court space to play. Typically I will head over to my local park and play with other strangers, but when it got cold outside I turned to Peak Sports to give me the space to play during the winter. Peak is a facility in Apex that hosts both pickleball and badminton. I don't play badminton, so I will focus on the pickleball. There are seven pickleball courts within Peak, with two of the seven usually being held for small group reservations. Throughout the day, all of the other courts have general open play, where you bring your own paddle and play pick up games with friends or strangers. Peak uses a phone app to monitor and control the amount of people within the facility, so that a good flow of games occur. The courts themselves are relatively below average when it comes to indoor facility courts. Instead of the traditional outdoor feel, Peak uses a rolled out mat that acts as their court. It is more slick, so I am more prone to slipping on the court, plus the texture of the court makes it so that the ball has extra spin on fast hits. For a real feel outdoor court in an indoor facility, I would point to Pin Point in Raleigh for that. The best thing about Peak in my opinion is the community of players there. All of the staff is really nice and I have met some of my best pickleball friends here. Peak also offers various classes, leagues and tournaments so that you can consistently improve. I would say that a lot of my recent growth as a player has come from playing at Peak. You have the option to become a member here starting at around $89/month, or you can pay every time you want to join an Open Play session. While I wouldn't say that Peak is the absolute best indoor facility for pickleball, it has given me lots of opportunities for improvement and a place to play to avoid the frigid temperatures!

From the owner: We offer a fun, interactive, and competitive breath of fresh air for the pickleball and badminton…read morecommunity! With high end, state of the art courts, classes, leagues, tournaments for every level, and plenty of space! we here at Peak Sports Apex, hope you stop by and see us soon!

I had the pleasure of meeting both the director, Matt Smith, and recreation Program Supervisor…read moreTimothy Messer. Despite the pandemic, they are working to provide recreation programs and open facilities indoors and out, to the best of their ability. I enjoyed touring Benson and seeing ball fields, soccer fields, picnic shelters, the band stand home to summer concerts as soon as they can return, municipal park, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard courts, playgrounds and the future site of a rehabbed space for a community center. While the Benson Civic Center at 1204 North Johnson shows its age, it was well maintained and designed for more active times. The weight room and cardio equipment are open with social distancing and masks required. The game room seemed so empty. There are two other under utilized meeting rooms due to the pandemic. The attached Benson Center for Active Aging was buzzing with volunteers at the clothing closet and also serves as a food pantry distribution site. Many virtual activities being offered as well.

this is sad man, first there is kids that look very sick, no shoes on, the playground looks very…read moreold and dirty. This playground is a health hazard, do better.

Did you know that Wilson had a tourist visitor center with a rooftop patio? Well, now you do! What…read morea little surprise and gem to have! A lot of great information to learn about the community. The staff were very supportive and friendly. Will definitely come back!

Kyler was a delight and showed us around while telling us interesting historical as well as…read moreart/design info which we were fascinated by. I told my husband, I'm ready to move to Wilson!

This was my absolute first time in a golf store and I had the best experience! Thank you to all of…read morethe staff members in the front who gave me some great first time golfing tips I definitely plan to incorporate them really soon. I loved the layout of the store, they had a great clearance section with a variety of sizes, they also have a great indoor golf simulator that is on my list to try really soon. If I pick up golf as a hobby, this will be my go to spot!

Nice PGA Superstore located in Raleigh. Very clean and well organized store. Very well laid out so…read moreall merchandise is easy to find. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Large selection with very fair prices.

Extremely disappointed with our experience at the Netsports track-out camp. This was our third…read moregrader's first time here, and we will not be returning due to a complete lack of supervision. Our son reported that kids were left to watch unsupervised YouTube Shorts for long periods, some of which included very disturbing content. More alarmingly, the pickup process is a major security risk. The front desk staff seemed completely indifferent to the children gathered in the corner, and there appeared to be no protocol to prevent a child from leaving with a stranger. If you are looking for a camp that prioritizes child safety and active engagement, I would highly suggest looking elsewhere.

My son loves the summer camps. He always has fun and sleeps well after a day at the facility.read more