One of the many parks that the town of Cary offers. This one was close by some work I was doing…read moreand the day was gorgeous. There are handicap spaces real close to all the action, as well as a gently sloped wheelchair ramp. There is also a small open field for tossing a frisbee or letting the fur babies roam. What a cute place to hang out.

TLDR: Park in Cary with pickleball courts, picnic shelters, basketball courts, open play field,…read morerestrooms. and playground. Short walk to the greenway. Ample parking. Open sunrise to sunset. Lovely park for a picnic, pickleball, basketball, and more! We visited this park for the first-come first-serve pickleball courts. After playing on the empty court for a while, we took a nice stroll down the greenway. The greenway is walking distance from the park. It is shaded, well kept, and more popular than the park. Typically the park is more crowded especially in the evenings. The park offers one basketball court, three pickleball courts, one open play field, a playground, picnic shelters and tables, parking lot, and restrooms. The park is clean and organized. Overall, we enjoyed visiting this park and recommend it to others!

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.

We're lucky to have friends that are members that occasionally bring us as their guests!…read more The pool is great and we love the shallow end for the younger kids. The Grill also has a good selection of items for meals or just a quick snack. We have also been to the clubhouse area and playground for some parties and events.

In Chapel Hill, "The Farm" refers to the private club of the UNC Faculty-Staff Recreation…read moreAssociation. It's kind of like a country club, but without a golf course. There are tennis courts, pickleball courts, swimming and diving pools, outdoor rock climbing walls, a gym, an outdoor basketball court, disc golf, beach volleyball, a clubhouse, playground, three shelters (pavilions) with wooden tables and benches, and more. Actually, it's more like a private park than a private country club. In terms of how nice The Farm is, I'd say it's on a public park level. When I saw The Farm is private, I was thinking it would be nicer and perhaps higher-end. Instead, it felt more like a small city park that happens to be private. My wife has been here multiple times for various UNC events. I attended one of the events with her. It took place at The Farm's clubhouse, the adjacent pavilion, and the playground. It was a family-friendly event. Parents brought their children who played on the playground. Food and drink were set up inside the clubhouse's kitchen. The clubhouse and overall grounds and facilities that I saw were modest. The shelter had string lighting lining the ceiling. The tables had a lot of what looked like dried-up paint/finger paint on them, presumably from kids' activities. It makes sense since the playground was right next to us. Also nearby was a bunch of bamboo which made for a good backdrop for group photos. During our Saturday afternoon visit, I saw people playing beach volleyball and the pool(s) looked busy. The Farm is located east of UNC campus, not far from the Chapel Hill-Durham border. It's off 54, accessible via Barbee Chapel Rd, just past UNC Finley Golf Course. It's due south from the Rizzo Center (south side of 54).

Update !!!!!!! New courts New nets. Finally they did the right thing and updated the tennis courts…read more .

Lee and the rest of the Tennisbloc team are incredible! Lee has drastically helped my tennis game…read more He is great at identifying areas of improvement and is able to easily verbalize those in an easy-to-understand manner. I am looking forward to more lessons with him and I would highly recommend him or any of the tennisbloc crew!

From the owner: Tennisbloc is making tennis a more accessible, affordable, and inclusive experience across North…read moreCarolina. With our team of passionate, experienced instructors, it's easier than ever to get plugged into tennis. We bring professional and positive community tennis classes and lessons directly to communities everywhere.

When I started working in RTP I started playing soccer at this facility (when it was called…read moreCarolina Sportsplex). I took a break from indoor soccer while playing for outdoor league and I didn't come back to NetSports until this winter (Winter 2010). The facilities are still as I remember them -- no big changes after the change in ownership. They implemented a new online system for handling registration, payment, scheduling and team management that I think works quite well. The captain basically registers the team with a deposit and each player can then register and pay their share until the full team balance is paid in full. As a former organizer of a team, I was really pleased with the new system. They have different fields/rinks for different sports. I think soccer and volleyball are the most popular (these are what I typically see when I am there to play soccer). The two indoor turf fields are quite spacious. There's plenty of room to run around and it is very easy to tire yourself (that's a good thing). The referees are very professional and courteous. They do a good job keeping the games on schedule. If you like to play volleyball or indoor soccer, then you'll like this place. Find the division that matches your skill level. Try to get on a "house" team or maybe ask the staff to try to place you on a team that is looking for players. If you're a female or like to play in goal then your chances of getting on a team are quite good. If you know some players that want to join a team, then maybe start your own. Oh, this place is MUCH better than XL Soccer World in Raleigh. When you have a game at NetSports you will know that the fields will always be the same size -- not so at XL Soccer World. As a team manager, I can tell you that the staff at XL Soccer World were very unfriendly and difficult to communicate with. Staff at NetSports have always been friendly -- they do a good job behind-the-scenes and in-person. This place makes me happy -- especially during the winter when I can't play outdoors.

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.

Beautiful athletic complex with tennis courts, soccer, football, and lacrosse fields and a…read moremulti-purpose stadium with lighting for night games. The parking lot includes a pair of basketball hoops as well. LED lighting along the path leading to the stadium and aesthetic landscaping throughout. The artificial turf in the stadium includes synthetic "dirt" and "sand". The stadium also includes a patio on the upper level with a dozen or so umbrella tables. Restrooms include changing stations and plenty of stalls. Overall, a great location for multiple sports.

I came here for a Holly Springs Salamander's Baseball game on a beautiful 80 degree day in June…read more Not originally a baseball fan, I was skeptical. However, the stadium is quaint, new, and clean. The absolute best part for me was the shaded seating and ceiling fans. For those sun enthusiasts, there is a tiny section left unshaded. They have a big screen that introduces all the home players, AstroTurf grass, wooden bats, and the stadium is well lit when the sun goes down. The mascot Sal the Salamander is a delight; great with the kids and fun to watch. Concessions are adequate for the size of the clientele and they offer the basics of hot dogs, beer, ice cream, and more. The parking was convenient. The lot was large and a short distance from the stadium. If you are in the mood for smaller crowds and a hometown baseball feel, north main athletic complex is a fantastic choice.

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.