Dated facility, one instructor named Mauricio is very condescending, also a a unfriendly staff…read morenamed Ali. Dropped off a racket and they messed up twice, labor comp'ed but wasted my strings. Tried to like this place but many better options out there.

Who needs a country club? Yes there are always hot MILFS in short tennis skirts and lifeguards out…read moreat the pool that you probably want to give you mouth to mouth. Then again there are the Spaldings and over-tanned baggy golf shirt wearing douchebags all throughout. A sprinkling of snotty nosed 11 year olds who can probably run your ass all over the tennis court and look down at you because they get carpooled around in a Cayenne which is their maid's car. Oh, and the initiation fees. Yeah I'm probably bitching about the jerk-offs for the simple reason that I don't have a spare $150K or whatever to join their club. So if you are like me and appreciate a sporting tennis match now and again, GTC has you covered for minimal financial damage and a break from the country club routine. The courts are well surfaced and maintained. Lighting is fine. The pro's are laid back and good at what they do. The setting is pretty and pastoral with trees and parks around you and not much in the way of noise pollution. Tennis drills are fantastic out here. They run usually Monday through Wednesday from 7-8:30, Saturdays at 10:30 and Sundays at 4:30. Call ahead to make sure before you go. There are a lot of good players and some beginners and everyone I've met is cool. If USTA leagues are your game of choice, several teams are based out of here including men's teams coached by John Sisk who regularly make the playoffs and push deep into the Sectional State Championships in many cases, with a few runs to the Nationals as well. There are also some mixed dubs teams playing here with Eric Gordon running a team for the last several years. If you are a ringer or have some friends who play, you should come on out and check it out. And although the neighborhood around the tennis complex gets sketchy quickly, know that you can pick up some of the best pupusas around with a 5 minute drive after your match.

The membership is a complete scam. I have tried for months to cancel using email, phone calls, and…read moretheir "Cancellation Form" and they still charge me every month. DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THE MEMBERSHIP YOU CAN NEVER CANCEL IT!!!

Be wary of the memberships. When you sign up in person they don't let you know that your form of…read morepayment is kept of file and that you will be charged for every month regardless of how often you go. I didn't go for several months and then I got a charge over $100. I didn't know I'd be charged regardless since no one told me, I thought it would be per month I attended. In the long run, if you don't plan on going often, you should just stick to paying per session and skip the membership.

Nice courts and convenient location but the parking lot is not big enough. Must enter the lot from…read moreCole.

You can't really beat this place when it comes to free tennis courts. Before coming here, I would…read moreusually go to paid tennis centers or college tennis courts but Cole Park is a great alternative. The tennis courts are located in nice area of town and there's also lights for playing at night so it's going to attract a lot of tennis players. You might have to wait for some tennis courts to open up if you come later in the evening time. The Bottom Line: A great place to play tennis if you're looking for a public tennis court.

Disappointed the staff member today was uninformed about the time slot my wife and I arrived at to…read moreshoot our bows. Even with the receipt and time stamp. The staff member came in with attitude and called the cops to have us removed from the park before our 1 1/2 hour time limit was up. We will not be returning.

Great place to play tennis. I believe they renovated the space a bit…read more The staff is nice, if you ask for them to bring water they are happy to do it.

Upon entering the Southlake Tennis Center, I was immediately struck by the impeccable service…read morestarting from the front desk all the way to the courts. My quest was not merely to find a place to play tennis, but to discover a true tennis community where I could feel a genuine sense of belonging and find a tennis home.

Good courts, friendly staff, nice well stocked store. Be forewarned that if you book weekly lessons…read morefor your kid, you need to make sure the schedule is 100% clear -- they don't allow makeup classes for kids (no matter the reason - including illness), which was not clear when I booked the lessons. Liked the summer camps, but feel now I've overpaid for the weekly lessons (paid for 6, but only got 4).

Great service and the best selection. Value (at least $21.8M - official career earnings). I don't…read moreknow how to find any other place that knows how to fit shafts better and the gripping service- I mean Wow!

What a great store. My granddaughter is joining the high school golf team next year so,I thought we…read moremight as well tour the candy store and start estimating the damage! If this place doesn't have it,you don't need it. The shoe section alone is epic. Clubs,bags,balls,Tz,sets,clothes, lessons. You name it,it's here. I encourage you to stop in,ask questions and enjoy a well run Brick and Mortar. Go!

Arlington Tennis Center is run by the City of Arlington and offers many outdoor courts for tennis…read moreand pickleball. These courts are not free. You can pay as you go or sign up for memberships. They offer leagues, drills, and lessons. The small pro shop sells tennis gear, offers stringing services, and rents equipment like ball machines.

I have recently begun to play tennis again after a few years off due to injury. We rented a ball…read moremachine for the second or third time this month this morning and had to review Jennifer's kindness and efficiency. From helping us set up the ball machine and getting us a close court, to going out of her way to insure our experience was perfect we highly recommend Jennifer. Sincerely, Dr John and Karan Quincy

I have been bringing my daughter here for a few years now. It's not far from home, and she gets her…read morebatting practice done indoors! They have some great prices too, from memberships to individual sessions. Some machines work better than others, sometimes balls pitched too high other times too low. But if you ever have bad luck with a certain machine, let them know and you'll be credited back. Everyone here is helpful and friendly too, they will also loan you a bat & helmet if you don't have your own. Machines pitch baseballs & softballs from slow pitch to fast pitches as well.

Great cages and rates!!! I like the fact that they use real baseballs instead of the plastic ones.read more