I have been here so many times but neglected to write a review for some odd reason. This is a great…read moreclub.that I don't belong to but visit whenever on in Burbank dining at Santauri. The tennis courts are beautiful and there are several to play on. I was an avid tennis player on my youth and miss it. I didn't even know they had a gym until tonight when I was touring the club. They also have a room for cycling and a huge room for various workout classes. Everyone here looks very fit and healthy! The lap pool looked so enticing! I wish I brought my bikini! Overall it's a 5 star club and if I lived closer, I would definitely join!! A+

I love being a member here. I have been since the late 90s. It's a family membership. We all love…read moreto play tennis and my dad works in the industry so it's nice and Staff is friendly and the locker room is clean

Karen is an amazing tennis instructor. He is very articulate on both instruction as well as…read morecorrecting your mistakes. Gives pointers in a very applicable manner. He has notably improved my game and confidence in this frustrating sport! Thank you Karen!

I've been working with coach Karen for 3 months and have seen a huge improvement in my game. I'm…read moremore consistent, focused, and in better shape than when I started. Great coach, great energy, and lessons that actually make a difference. Highly recommend for anyone looking to start their tennis journey or to improve!

The quality and kindness of this shop are unmatched. My high school tennis playing son gets a…read moretremendous amount out of his visits and purchases here as the staff always takes time to educate him and encourage him. After the Eaton fire last year the shop even reached out, asking how they could help and replacing his racket and shoes free of charge so he could get back on the court. We feel so fortunate to have this shop in our community.

I call The Racket Doctor 'the old school tennis store.' I've been a customer since I first started…read moreplaying tennis which was when I was a little kid, almost 2 decades. I was referred by my coach to this day, I still come in to get restrung. They do a good job restringing and always put a label with the specs. They are fast and call you normally, within a few days maybe even less to pick-up. Their demo program is good. You can demo 1-2 rackets for a week then switch out. If you need a little more time with the rackets, phone in. They are pretty nice about it if you just communicate. I would rate 5 but the reason I put 4 stars is the "hits" and "misses" when I visit, particularly about the customer service and their general inventory. I've had top-class service from Beau previously, and a woman (I forget her name :( but she classifies herself as a hard hitter, heavy racket, and top spin player ha! She showed me how to determine if a racket is engineered to be power or precision rackets just by feeling and looking. They knew their stuff. The misses were when I came in and was offered help separate times, but I was offered not so great recommendations/ recs that were not what I needed, didn't mention some hint of knowledge that they understand different racket and string specs... average customer service of "yea, look around and see what you like. What you see is what we have" Thumbs down. This goes for the shoe section too. Now with their merch, they carry the popular stuff that sells but you can't get a racket in a particular color, underrated racquets, color shoes etc . No service to have the color/model shipped to the store. Also, I always check the sales section but every single time, I can never find my women's size 6/7 (which I know is the most popular shoe size) but I always see HUGE, multiple inventory of sizes like 10, 12, 14...this goes for shoes and clothing. I've never once bought anything at the sales section in my size, ever. They don't carry fun, stylish, likable colors of shoe models, tennis models..clothing like pleated tennis skirts with pockets, there's no current tennis hat or visor options, sweatbands, eyewear in different colors and styles, no cute bear key charms for tennis bag to promote Racket Doctor which I would proudly carry!...even not much color selection for grips. No patterns, no fun colors. I would be purchasing way more if they were more open and just more fun. Pricing is fair for their services. So they are very reliable for stringing service, and demo'ing, getting your usual Tour Bite strings but don't expect to find something in particular.

My son was registered for a tournament and we received an email at 6am that all matches were pushed…read moreback one hour due to morning drizzle. So we planned our day accordingly and arrived later. As the sun came out I actually called a few numbers I found online to confirm the time change but no one was answering. Upon arrival we checked in and were told another email was sent that matches were back at regular time and now he would be penalized two games because we were 30 minutes late. I'm extremely upset, as it is my birthday and once we received the delay email I made other plans. We should not have to sit around all day and check emails to confirm times. Additionally there should be easy contact information online to reach the tournament. No one answered the number they have listed on Yelp either. Extremely disappointed in this process and the lack of respect for people time.

Tennis Mechanix boasts great service, and facilities. There is the Mammit academy., and another…read more The place is equipped with a small stadium, and many normal courts. It's also sponsored by ACEing Autism. Mammit tennis academy has times and group classes for many different levels, and a Cafe and Pro Shop.

Great! Best in the Valley! Would highly recommend this school. Great price and teachers !!!read more

I'm so happy to have persevered and found this hidden gem in studio city. I was looking for group…read moretennis lessons for my son, and after realizing it was already well into the Fall season, all the other facilities I checked were fully booked up. This is a great place to bring your child to play in a group with other kids the same age. They will watch your child play and place them in a group according to their age/ability. It's a beautiful facility with 20 tennis courts and a golf range adjacent to the courts. Great coaches and also very affordable at just $35 a lesson. You won't find that price anywhere. Highly recommended!

JUMBO SUPER DUPER park and rec center.... There's so much to do and enjoy... I feel bad I don't…read morestop by more unless there's a food truck favorite nearby. There's plenty of shade as well as wide open spaces for sun. There is a homeless population here, but they are pretty cluster in one place usually near the chess tables near the recreation center building. The park extends down a huge block and breaks up extending from Chandler to Riverside Drive all the way down Tujunga Ave alongside the 170 Fwy. A great place for families, friends, kids and everyone really. They've held some community events here... Even a small Lgbtq+ pride celebration in the past. While street parking goes fast there are some small lots if you plan out your day early. A lot of people walk their dogs and through the ball here... plenty of nature to enjoy and take in.... I haven't taken any classes at this location, but might consider signing up for activities when restrictions are fully lifted.

Where do I begin...For background info, I've been a regular- occasional tennis player at these…read morecourts and generally know of the people around here. Pros: -Good number of courts. Six courts and they are all lighted!! -Courts aren't totally trashed. May find abandoned tennis metal lids, leftover snacks, and a trail of ants near the benches but get cleaned at some point. -Useable filtered water fountain that has come in handy during hot days -I've been safe. There are homeless in daytime but they do gather around and prowl at night. On a random night, I played here close to midnight- 2am and I wasn't bothered. Cons: -Super long wait times to get a court -a lot of homeless. I've never been harmed or too bothered. I've had a few flashes of unclothed people. -The ambiance can be a bit whack depending on the type of people around. You've got normal people just wanting to play tennis, old folks that play here all the time and want to coach you, coaches expecting you to leave the court mid-game so they can do their private lessons (which is not allowed because I called the city and coaches need a permit to hold lessons here! Only 1 coach has a permit and he's at the last court, always). Players who yell, cuss, and play explicit loud music on their speaker... -Real world vibe. I've had a few arguments at these courts too which has caused me to not come as much/ call the city. I normally keep to myself and only come here to practice by myself since it's most convenient.

Amazing coaches . My kids love going to practices. Highly recommend to everyone who wants to joinread more

Omg. Great place to learn and play tennis. George excellent teacher and nice person…read more Always friendly and says hi. He keeps the courts clean himself by actually blowing the dirt and leaves off etc. takes reservations and economical prices for court fees

I've been playing tennis for a year now and have had five different teachers. Gary at Vermont…read moreCanyon is the best one yet. He seems serious without seeming strict, and he knows how to inspire you to try your hardest. He also pays close attention to everything you do and makes corrections with a light touch. He is definitely not just a "ball feeder" as I saw one reviewer refer to him. Yes he often feeds me balls (like every other teacher I've had), but always with a clearly defined purpose and with his observations on what he's noticing on practically every other shot I make. But sometimes he stands right next to me to guide my swing or to show me how something should feel or to drop balls for me to hit. Sometimes he rallies with me and other times he uses just words to make a subtle point. The lessons have great variety and are never boring. I'd recommend him to anyone.

When my husband and I lived in the area, we would play tennis here every other day. Sometimes we…read morewould play a bit and then take go for a short hike up to the Griffith Observatory. Peaceful and laid back. Great scenery. Nice and refreshing in the evening before sundown.