Nice facility. Tennis pro Mikey very skillful in his technique and ability to share with his…read morestudents. Also very friendly and willing to refer and help outsiders looking for a place to hit away from home.

The morning after only a one-hour lesson with Mr. Philip Graham the first thought that came to mind…read morewas: It burrrns so, so badly! (The good kind of pain though...the kind that reminds you your body needs all sorts of conditioning to stay in tip-top shape.) Let me start off by saying that I'm neither agile nor am I a natural athlete. And my hopes of becoming that tennis superstar went out the door long ago when all the kiddos told me we weren't playing baseball. Apparently, we have to stay within the box and our tennis balls can't go flying like fireworks. |: That being said, Coach Philip did an awesome job piecing together what little confidence I had in playing tennis, after it had been crushed and trampled on by my fellow teammates back in the days. Before diving right into improving your tennis skills, the lesson begins with some drills (so be sure to arrive 15 minutes early to begin the warm up session). While the warm up seems simple, don't be fooled with the light jogging, lunges, and a few high kicks here and there. You may not feel the pain just yet, but believe me...when the pain sets in the next day, you'll wonder if such soreness could have existed in such places. #nopainnogain #nameofthegame It's been a while since I last played tennis, so I opted for Tennis 101: Beginner's Basics. So, what exactly does this cover? A heck of a lot! Even though I have played (leisurely) before, I'm glad I chose this route because I was completely mind-blown by all the basic things that I missed, like...properly gripping the tennis racket, efficiently moving towards the ball, and hitting the ball with precision. Trust me, you'll learn a lot from Coach Philip! Or should I call him Saint Philip? Saints may not exist on earth, but he definitely has a lot of patience. I'm an over-analyzer, so I'm the type of student who will ask so many questions that the rest of the students will roll their eyes and look like they're dying of boredom. How should I move my feet? What angle should I hit the ball? Am I doing this correctly? Even in the midst of bombarding him with questions, he didn't mind answering all my questions and was even willing to slowly go over each movement to make sure I was executing each one correctly. All the while, he'll also feed you words of encouragement to motivate you to explode into your full potential! Do you know many coaches who will do that? Because...I don't...most would probably yell out of frustration or give up on such a hopeless soul. ): And the best part?! You'll have so much fun that time will surely feel like it flew by so quickly! (: Seriously. You'll come back wanting for more fun, while staying in tip-top shape! If you want to have fun and improve your tennis game, Coach Philip will most certainly help you get there...you just need to show him that you're willing to work for it. Embrace the #pain and let it #burn! GL! d:

I am completely new to tennis and recently started taking lessons with Phil. After just a couple…read moresessions, I feel much more confident . . . which in turn allows me to enjoy playing with friends. Phil has taught me basics from racket grips to footwork. We've practiced forehand, backhand, and volley shots. And, after a 60-minute lesson, I'm wiped out -- you'll get in a good workout. In addition to 1:1 private lessons, my wife and I signed up for a joint session, which is also a great format if you want to learn with someone else, even if you're not at the same skill level. Thanks, Coach Phil!

Nice place to take you kids to, good skating park, nice playground, tennis courts, pickleball…read morecourts, and, of course, Napa Valley views. Clean, comfortable.

Disappointing. No real spot in shade to sit and watch the children. Bathrooms were locked. Had to…read moreleave.

Lovely club with down-to-earth great caring people. Very glad to have found it as the courts are…read morebeautiful, the natural setting nice, and it's conveniently located for me. Courts redone last year and pool being resurfaced this year. Small downstairs gym is a bonus.

No interest in turning on lights on a Saturday evening. When we asked around, members relayed that…read morethe business assumed people would get their play in during sun lit hours. An assumption members have a 9-5 Monday thru Friday. With the sun going down at 5 pm these days, I'm not a fan of this practice.

Called them to get a lesson. Had a wonderful hour or so session where my footwork & swing was well…read moreanalyzed, I was given clear drills to work on improving both. A pleasant & fun person to learn technical & game plan aspects from. Will definitely return for a lesson once am done practicing the tips I got.

Coach Tom is a fantastic coach, one of the best tennis coaches! His way of coaching is not only…read moresuper effective and engaging but fun and challenging as well. I am very happy with the improvements I have seen in my son's tennis skills in such a short period of time and I am so incredibly thankful to him for that. He is the reason my son was able to make it into his high school tennis team with such limited experience.  You can see clearly how much he values each one of his students, he is constantly observing them and correcting even the slightest mistakes to help hone their tennis skills. I am very glad to have him as my son's tennis coach.  I highly recommend coach Tom, and I assure you that you will learn a lot and have a great time learning tennis with him.

The lights work really great for these tennis courts if you need to use them at night. The only…read morething I suggest is being in a large group as there are always people smoking weed behind the courts. The courts themselves are in good shape, for public courts.

I hate how the soccer players plays on the tennis court.. Umm.. Metal nets, a few inches too low,…read morelights stay on til 10-11pm depending on day light saving time and if the city changes it. Great local players from Pittsburg to Brentwood that go here. Played here for 5years.

Anthony"s clinics have been transformative for my doubles play. He explains concepts extremely…read morewell, and I've watched our entire team sharpen our skills under his guidance. His influence is so strong that when students from the clinics are playing at other times and put something we learned into practice, we turn to each other and say: "Just like Anthony said." It feels awesome to apply what we've learned and see it pay off! I've also taken private lessons to work on a particular stroke, and I'm excited to say that I think I finally have a forehand I feel good about. His teaching style is calm, analytical, patient, and focused. And also fun! I recommend Anthony's lessons all the time.

Anthony is a wonderful tennis coach! I've learned so much…read morefrom him and his clinics are very reasonable.

Nice facilities and staff. Good pickleball drop-in community--people drive in from all over to play…read morehere! I wish it was easier to get a court. Very competitive and not many tennis courts anymore. The ball machine is good. The free pickleball paddles for drop-in are not as good as the Bay Club Gateway ones. Parking can be hard even though there's a large lot. Bathrooms and locker rooms are nice and clean. I wish there were more workout classes and social events (though there are a lot of pickleball tournaments.)

Nice if you are into tennis. 95% of the place is desiganted for tennis…read more There's a very small work out area is you need to get a work out after tennis. Coffee, a small work/lounge area. Very clean and neat. Plenty of parking.