Great indoor courts! If you plan ahead (booking 2 weeks ahead for prime time) you can get a court…read more Clean and with a friendly, welcoming vibe.

Priced as if it were in Beverly Hills. $44.an hour for non-resident. Angry rude chunky millenials…read moreworking front desk and acting like theyre running a Marine barack. Nice facility but not for $38-44 an hour on a late Sunday night with a dose of attitude.

Very expensive, no air conditioning in the summer, and coaches that play favorites. If you have…read morekids that could potentially fit in their junior tennis program, you might get treated better. If you're a stay at home mom, with money and time to devote to their programs, you will get treated better. Otherwise, they have very average tennis coaches who will give you constant feedback on every shot you make, whether you like it or not. It's a little too intense!

This is an article on the ATP tennis tourney that comes to Nielsen once a year:…read more http://www.windycitytennis.com/2013/05/who-can-we-expect-to-see-at-this-years.html Nielsen is great...very helpful staff. They have night owl tennis once a week, normally on Thursdays.

Between me and my kids I think we take tennis at most clubs in the North Shore. We've taken…read moreprivates here with Maria Fernitz who is fabulous when it comes to teaching both kids and adults. It seems to be easier to get a court here than some of the other nearby clubs (ex: North Shore Racquet Club) and it's always pretty quiet. In fact, there's many Friday mornings (during this pandemic) where we've been lucky enough to have the club to ourselves. The billing system is a little confusing. They invoice you and if you do a semi-private lesson with a few kids they can't seem to split the cost. Sometimes they invoice me and sometimes my son's friend so there's lot of consistency. We figure it out between us, but would be great to just pay for half the lesson each week, which doesn't seem to be an issue at any other club. For example, I take a lesson at Northbrook Racquet Club with 2 other friends and they split the cost between us at the front desk. Overall, been pleased w/ their covid protocols from masks to hand sanitizer at the front. It's also an easy drive from our house in Glencoe. I haven't taken any of their classes or from any other instructors, but Maria herself is 5 stars.

Instructors here are great, especially Andrew and Daryl. My 5 year old goes here and so do I. I've…read morenever picked up a racket in my life and I must admit I'm pretty good after just 8 weeks

If you're looking for serious table tennis game, Net & Paddle is where you should go. Located…read moreinside the church, the club has a wide range of players with different styles and games - they're all 2000 and above. Five Butterfly tables with barriers and serious players - this is where you get better. There is also a coach who gives lessons (multiball and advanced training). Time: 19:30-23:00 Mon-Fri. Ring the bell if the door is locked. The quality of table tennis is much better than most clubs in Chicago (Spin, Killerspin, Mr Pingpong) - highly recommended if you want a serious game.

In June, my grandson celebrated his third birthday at Skokie Park District. It was so much fun!…read more He is totally into trucks of all kinds (excavators, diggers, school buses, and more). Skokie Park District did not disappoint. The children (including other 3 year olds, along with their siblings, both older and younger) had a blast on the moving small cars, seeing the tractors, playing in the bounce house, and more. There was an area for serving pizza and birthday cake, which we brought in, and the two staff on-site were so helpful when it came to loading and unloading, and anything else we needed. A FABULOUS time was had by all! One wonderful caveat: the staff were nice enough to have a personalized "Welcome" sign outside the building to welome my grandson!

Just called to ask if Skokie had any indoor swimming pools. Staff had no idea there is a program…read morewith Niles North in winter. Note to phone staff, don't mumble and hang up on callers. Say "goodbye" so they know you're soooo tired of giving out information. :-(

Broken links, re-directs, and all around noone gives a shi#$ is the vibe of playyourcourt. I…read morewouldn't be shocked if this site hasn't been updated since 2016 and just like your favorite independently owned restaurant closing, we'll blame this on "Covid". Upsell city when you go to check out, I agreed to do one month and then bought a year to find this beautiful disaster. Will be disputing the transaction and recommend you do to. When the bank asks why? Say, "Fraud and services not rendered".

Not only was scheduling a tennis lesson via PlayYourCourt super easy, but my instructor is awesome…read more I had my first tennis lesson with Mishy yesterday morning and had so much fun. He has great energy and is very patient. I can't wait for my second lesson!

I keep finding myself back to this park ever since high school. They have plenty of outdoor…read moreactivities like basketball, sand volleyball, pickleball/tennis, and baseball. Big area to picnic with bathrooms. The lights stay on until about 11 pm during the summer/fall. They also have a waterpark. Great park for all ages. No issues with parking.

This review is for the pool. I grew up going to this pool every summer. I recently went here for…read morethe first time as an adult to bring my own child. It looks exactly the same and they have managed to keep it in good condition. It's nothing fancy but it's clean and well kept. I love that they have two kid pools, one with a bunch of fountains and that connects to slides and another that is more basic/quieter. There was plenty of seating and lots of staff/lifeguards around. They do adult swim for the last 10 min of each hour. One less star because it is very expensive for non-residents ($18 per person). My infant was free, thank goodness. I guess if I think about it that is about the cost of a movie ticket. Anyways, I will probably not be going as often as I would like because of the cost.

My husband and I took a complimentary Cardio Tennis class on June 8, 2024. Our class was held at…read moreLakeShore Park. We enjoyed our class. The park is located very close to Lake Shore Drive with plenty of paid street parking on a Saturday morning. We booked the class on-line. No instructor information was given. Upon arrival we just sat around looking at each other until the class got started. I think this could of been stream lined much better. I have taken lessons and I do Cardio Tennis with USTA. However my husband is very new to the game. He has never played on a court outside of me trying to teach him the basic once before. I think this would of been helpful information for the instructors to know. I did inform them after our second drill. I think both instructors did a good job after that of modification for him. i.e. using Orange ball. I did enjoy this class. I got a good workout and had a fun time. I liked the warm up and games played. It was a nice way to start out my weekend. Instructors were good at breaking for water. I don't recall a cool down. I would be interested in signing up for additional lessons. It would be helpful to know if during the 4 week lessons if there is a dedicated tennis pro or if the instructors would rotate.

Great teachers and lesssons. I wish they had tennis classes in the winter but other than that,…read morethey're great and much better of an option than other tennis lessons offered in Chicago.