I am new to tennis and this place is amazing. It is not cheap but I think really worth it.read more

Can't tell you enough how awesome this club is. I have been to many clubs and by far this club i…read morepersonally find is the best. The management are very accommodating and please to to work with. They are not your typical club where as soon as you walk in they demand money and treat you like a piggy bank. Recently I had to drop my membership because of relocating. When I emailed her that I had to freeze or quit my membership she didn't push me to stay or do a cancellation fee like most clubs. Jeanette Ross took care of me and made me feel like a valuable club member. She respected my decision and handled my membership swiftly. During my time there I was really pleased with all of the staff.

My daughter decided recently to give tennis a try, so we were on the hunt for places that offered…read moretennis lessons, classes and drills! A friend told us they had been taking junior tennis classes here and really liked it, so we gave it a try! I called to speak with someone about where to start, and I'm glad I did! The person who helped me on the phone was absolutely fantastic about walking me through how their program worked (age level, skills level, etc.) and the options on days to attend! She even explained that we could try a class for free to see if it was worth signing up for a full session! Sold!! I hate to oversimplify it, but we truly did show up, check in, and joined a class! It was THAT easy! My daughter loved the coaches and class enough that we ended up signing up right after for the next session (two months)! Now we've been there for over 6 months, and my daughter has gotten progressively better and better! She's learned the basics of the game, technique, scoring, etc.! The facility is very nice - many indoor and outdoor courts, a weightroom, locker room, many restrooms for waiting/watching parents! I have a feeling we'll be around this facility for many months and years to come!

I am very disappointed with the Customer Service at Overland Park Racquet Club. I was a member for…read moreover 10 years but 3 years ago switched to Genesis KCRC. I still participate in many activities at OP and still enjoyed playing tennis there but now I know my decision to move was the correct one. I was a guest playing with three other members who offered to split the $12 guest fee to make it more even. When we went to pay, they said they couldn't split the guest fee so suggested that one member pay for it and then we reimburse her so that's what we did. A day later, the other three girls realized they had been charged just the court time, but I had not. Since my credit card was expired, they could not process the charges. I received an email in March for the January court time requesting an updated credit card. When I called, I am now finding out they charged me the entire $12 guest fee. Now I could go back and ask for each girl to pay me $3.00 but I don't want to do that, so I asked if OP would agree to waive this guest fee in this one instance since this was not the way we wanted to be billed. Ann in accounting said it doesn't matter how long I was a member for and that since I was not a member at the time, I owed the $12. I don't disagree with her but was hoping for a little consideration as it is only $12 and I thought my past years of membership might have some influence. I even asked for a credit to be placed on the account for a future court time but no luck. It doesn't seem like everything needs to always black and white and that there could be some leniency or exceptions to make a customer happy or even to want to come back at some time to be a member. That will not be happening with me. No, the extra $9 will not break me. It's just the principle.

I am someone who appreciates the finer things in life but I can't afford the ridiculous prices at a…read morecountry club. Midtown (used to be called Indian Creek) gives me an upscale club with out the big time price tag of a country club. I can't believe all the different things available to me like leagues, cardio tennis every day of the week, drop-in drills and it seems like they have an unlimited number of players at my same level to play with. Not to mention this is the most complete and well maintained facility in the city and I have seen them all!

Love this unique public tennis facility. Located right in the plaza close to great restaurants and…read moreshops. Anyone can come here and play tennis and it's pretty cheap. The staff are very friendly and it's just a fun place to get some excersice. They also have everything you might need from racquets to balls to drinks and snacks. Check it out.

I just moved to Kansas City, and decided to check out this Tennis Club since it is located close to…read morewhere I am staying. Being from Southern California I am not used to playing on indoor courts, but it is nice to have perfect conditions the entire time you are playing. The people here are really nice, and the courts are kept in great condition. They also offer a lounge area and work out equipment. I am sure I will be back soon.

From the owner: Northland Racquet is an indoor heated and air conditioned private tennis club. We help people stay…read morefit with tennis activities. We offer lessons and have 6 hours of small group lessons starting at $99.00 per student. We offer cardio tennis to help people burn calories and we offer 41 games for those who have tennis skills and want to improve their skills and stay fit. Call us about Pickleball

This nice park located along Indian Creek trail features several well maintained tennis courts,…read morerestrooms, two water fountains, two shelter areas (one with an elevated fire pit), plenty of picnic tables, and a play area. I noticed plenty of shaded areas and plenty of parking. Very nice!

Perhaps nothing against the club itself, but if you plan on joining this racquet club, be wary of…read moreyour fellow members. My granddaughter left her water bottle on a table by the snack bar today. When she realized it after we left maybe 20-30 minutes later, we called ahead to ask staff to look for it and when we got back, staff said they did not see it. To the Kansas City Racquet Club member who took what wasn't yours, congratulations, jerk! One NEVER sees unaccompanied water bottles just sitting around at a health club, right?!? Why wasn't that bottle attached to someone's hip?!? Hey, look what I found!!! It was.... just sitting here!!!!

KCRacquet Club is one of the best tennis clubs in the city. My husband and I both play tennis…read morethere many times a week. It's one of the only clubs in the city where you pay monthly dues but don't have court fees each time you go to play. We rarely have trouble getting courts (you have to be a little flexible) in the winter and it's always easier to play in the spring and summer when outdoor courts are available. The tennis pros are all great and always modify lessons for different levels and capabilities. It's the only club in the city that we have ever been members! We love it!

For a "Diamond Level" this club is far below what it should be based on the pricing…read more They are proud of the renovations that took place years ago but if it rains, the roof leaks. The AC isn't good enough to keep up with the building so it can get very warm in the gym. Gym-wise, its one of the worst " Big Company" gyms I've ever been to. There is always equipment broken or in progress of being in repair that takes weeks or months. The gym is rarely cleaned, usually only to pass a weekly inspection from the bosses. The cleaning crew does a subpar job of cleaning of which they only clean what is within arms reach of them as much of the equipment gathers dust. Simple things such as tightening belts on the treadmills or replacing lightbulbs takes months if done at all. The swimming pool/ hot tube does not have a cleaning schedule and seemingly only gets cleaned when there is an accident or a piece of equipment goes down for repair. The Dry Sauna has issues of wood rot and lighting that has never been fixed in years. There are also screws that are not flush with the wood so if you have bare skin touch, you get burned. All of this stuff has been repeatedly brought up to the staff but the problem is that they either don't care or are not in a position to fix these things. The current GM is nothing more than a towel boy.

So far the best thing about this place was Mitch, the trainers' manager who met with me to talk…read moreabout my goals, injuries, possible obstacles to my goals, then showed me how to use some equipment to get started. I also like that they stay open fairly late in the evening. Tonight was only my second time here, but so far I can't give it a "yes" or even a "maybe" recommendation, in part because I haven't yet seen anyone going around cleaning or checking anything. Some stalls in the upstairs women's restroom didn't have toilet paper, and it wasn't exactly clean. When I asked the only employee I saw, a young man at the front desk, if anybody goes around regularly cleaning and/or checking the restrooms or anything else, he said "Yeah, when the janitors come in at night." When I told him there was no toilet paper, he said "Well, the janitors will probably take care of that when they come in." The only supplies I saw for members to clean the equipment were in one central location on the very large second floor, far from almost everything on that level. But I never saw anyone wiping anything down before or after they used it. Hopefully, I can upgrade my rating sometime in the future.