I decided to try the pickleball intro classes and truly enjoyed the experience. The instructors…read moreand atmosphere made it a great place to learn, and I'm definitely planning to continue. Court 16 is a really nice facility--I had a wonderful time!

I am an older beginner golfer and began taking lessons at Turtle Cove first with Greg Moon, he…read moremoved to a course in Pa, and then with Keith Profilio. He is an amazing teacher. I am left handed and Keith has the ability to play both right and left handed. He has a tremendous amount of patience and a deep appreciation of the finer points of golf. He also explains the whys and wherefores of hitting. He also has a sense of humor! I really appreciate my introduction to golf with Greg Moon and my continuing golf education with Ke

Mini golf needs major work & renovation. Should be free with the purchase of a pizza pie honestly…read more It's old and dirty and has definitely seen better days. Couldn't tell if the carpets were full of dirt or mold. Disappointing.

Full service facility- providing performance training, baseball instruction, camps, after school…read moreand travel ball teams for the greater NYC metro area. www.citiusbaseball.com/newyork

I recently visited the Paume cafe within the club for their jazz series night. What a hidden gem!…read moreGreat views of the Hudson, wonderfully warm woman owned business.

Overall, becoming a TCH member has been a very good experience. My partner and I have met a lot of…read morestrong players that we enjoy spending time with. The setting is gorgeous and I am surprised at how little wind we feel even though we're right on the river. The restaurant above it, which I know is separate, leaves something to be desired, so I would recommend one of the other restaurants in HOH instead. Areas for improvement include: - Court maintenance: TCH has a system of sweep if you want, otherwise one of the grounds keepers will sweep every once in a while. I think they should just institute a sweep the court once you're done rule because a) it doesn't seem good for the courts and b) seems like a really crappy job for the grounds keepers, at least one of whom seems like he actively resents it and takes it out on the poor brooms and occasionally, by being extremely rude to the players on the court. - Record keeping: When two of us signed up to be Diamond members, we asked if we could pay in installments, which the "management" agreed to. TCH seems to lack managers who prioritize organized record keeping because they did not charge us when they told us they would, and they often charged the wrong credit card. When I first asked for a receipt of payment, they asked why, and it took at least 3-4 additional calls for me to finally get a receipt of our payments. - Customer Service: Most of the front desk staff are pretty friendly, but there are things that some of them do that drive me bonkers. A friend of ours who lives in Brooklyn came and played as our guest several times when he visited on some weekends. TCH used the phone number he listed on the waiver form to essentially phone bank him to become a member. A) he lives in Brooklyn--why would he become a member, and B) I felt embarrassed that staff/management thought it was an appropriate practice to pester him multiple times a week for weeks at a time. He actually stopped answering calls from any 914 numbers because he thought it would be TCH. In addition, I feel that I have to remind some front desk staff repeatedly of who I am and that yes, I'm a Diamond member. Seems like once you pay your dues, the emphasis on attentive customer service fades a way a bit.

Also known as Elston Gene Howard Field…read more This 10-acre park is now home to three youth sandlot diamonds where the original Yankee Stadium once stood. There is an adjoining track and soccer field. Bleacher seating around the park. Clean working bathrooms. Some small play areas for the little ones close by. Cool view of the new Yankee Stadium next door. One of the ball fields is approximately where the old Yankee Stadium diamond was. This is where Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle and Derek Jeter played amongst the legends and hall of famers

The poor man's Yankee Stadium :p You can literally see the…read moreHouse that Ruth Built directly on the horizon. I wonder if the Yankees ever come here and practice hitting homers back into their own stadium!

I had a skill evaluation here last night - and I was pleasantly surprised. Tennis clubs are like…read moreanything else; some are good, some are bad. Yonkers Tennis Club in my opinion, is pretty great. It's important to note that this is almost strictly a TENNIS center - don't expect treadmills, a weight room, a pool etc. If you're looking for a comprehensive fitness center, this may not be the right choice for you. Martin, the gentleman who evaluated my skill level is a terrific guy. He pointed out my strengths and weaknesses, and suggested some programs that could help my game. I'm most certainly planning on signing up for the intermediate clinics here. Thanks YTC!

Every time I'm back in NY, I stop by YTC and rent some court time and/or have a hitting session…read morewith one of the pros. This visit I can't, as my shoulder is under the weather, but I'm pleased to report the club is still doing well, and still making improvements in facilities and staff every year. And of course, they continue giving back to the community by supporting various youth programs and different charities. If you play tennis in the area, and you're looking for an indoor club for the winter (and beyond?) you need to check out YTC.

Stepping into this bowling alley is something like walking into Cheers. Everyone is friendly,…read moreknows everyone else and is welcoming to newcomers. The owners make everyone feel like family. The snack bar is very good. The lanes do break down occasionally, but get fixed pretty quickly. Patrick in the pro shop is very knowledgeable and helpful

Poor conditions good food. People are alright. Some people just don't move on. Used to hang out…read morethere. A while ago but my phase their is over.

Near the Bronx chickens museum and my kids had a blast. They have bathrooms right there and also…read moregrills to cook. This is a fantastic park for my 3 and 5 year old

Well kept, Beautiful and serene park. Almost seems more like the Atlanta Belt line when you step…read morein. Spacious areas that lead to gorgeous sights of the water and Manhattan directly across. Areas for children to play. Trails to walk or run. Areas to just sit and lounge. They also have the upcoming Hip Hop Museum there as well which is starting out really dope. Very peaceful vibes. Great for relaxing, most definitely will be back.