Dublin United Basketball Stars is more than just a basketball program, it's a place where young…read moreathletes grow both on and off the court. The coaches do an incredible job of developing the kids' basketball skills while also teaching discipline, hard work, accountability, teamwork, and life lessons that extend far beyond the game. The coaching staff is knowledgeable, dedicated, and truly cares about every player's development. They challenge the kids to be their best while creating a positive and encouraging environment where they can build confidence and enjoy the game. What really sets this club apart is the community. The support from the other parents is amazing, and everyone genuinely cheers for each other's kids. It feels like one big family, making it easy to build friendships and feel welcomed from day one. Most importantly, the kids have a great time learning and competing, and the parents enjoy being part of the journey as well. If you're looking for a program that develops not only great basketball players but also great young people, I highly recommend Dublin United!

After trying two other basketball clubs for my son, we finally found the perfect fit here. The…read morecoaches at this club give genuine attention to every kid. They're incredibly enthusiastic, encouraging, and really know how to push the kids to improve. The training is structured, positive, and focused on real development. Compared to our previous clubs, this place stands out in the best way possible. Highly recommend it to any parent looking for a club where their child will be supported, challenged, and truly enjoy the game!

my best friend loves this club, and always has fun with her teammate. she has made so much memories…read moreand she also gained so much confidence from being on her team. The coaches are very delight but also is strict when messing around or not trying in a drill.

I'm surprised they even have two stars. We live in Dublin, and wanted to stay in Dublin but other…read moreparents whose teams are in the competitive teams suggested us to advised us to start fresh elsewhere given their own terrible experience but they had to stay because their kids had already made friends. Our experiences in recreational team was a reflection of what our friends warned us. To be fair, recreational teams are often taught by teenagers, so we didn't have high expectations--but they managed to sink even lower. Here is a breakdown of what happened: -At one point, there was only one coach, Gary, for over 30 kids. This was the only thing they actually apologized for. -They switched the program days from Mon/Wed to Tue/Thu. We signed up a month in advance but were only notified two days before it started.Broken Promises: Saturday games were supposed to be included in the fees. Once we started, we were told they were canceled due to a "waiver issue." There was no formal notice or apology. Most parents only found out because they proactively asked for Saturday's schedule. Meanwhile, they charge competitive teams extra to play on Saturdays. If they remove a promised service, shouldn't they offer a credit? - We had different coaches every week. After about a month, they finally assigned the same college students consistently, which was the only slight improvement we saw. - It's not just about a shirt, but Gary kept promising they'd be ready "next week." The program ended, and we never saw them. We don't need more T-shirts but It's just another example of them cutting corners. As much as we wanted to stay local in Dublin, we've decided to drive further for a better program. This organization lacks basic integrity. Imagine your kids making friends and being stuck paying for high-priced tournaments year after year, knowing the club shamesly cuts corners at every turn. Avoid them at all costs.

My son has played a few of season recreational basketball under coach Humair. He is very passionate…read moreabout teaching basketball, and constantly providing feedback on how kids is doing and what need improvement. Under his encouragement, my son joined NorCal ballers team to play tournaments. He promotes building a good team by having good bonds between players, and communicating seamlessly on setup up tournaments. My kid enjoyed playing basketball not only during game but also each practice.

Coach Humair genuinely cares about the kids and their development and is a great coach.read more

My kid love this . They have regularity , coaches are great ! They have weekly 3-4 days classes…read moreincluding game days in weekend.

Playing with the Bulldogs has been a fantastic experience for my son. The head coach and coaches…read morereally care about the kids.

This place is more than pickleball courts. It's a vibe, it's community, and it's a variety of…read moreplayers and skill levels from beginner to advanced. The signup board and "monitors" will help you find a good group if needed. Please respect the neighbors who are not thrilled with parking on the housing side. The bathrooms are by the tennis courts but there is a water fountain at the pickleball courts. Just bring a smile, a bottle, and your paddle. If you need a coach let me know. I have group and private lessons at private Walnut Creek courts weekly. I'll get you ready to play and win at Rudgear Park!

The courts and folks are great. Pickleball play here is fun…read moreand competitive . In the mornings it is nonstop, unless you want to stop . Shade and sun, trees abound, paddles abound and galore, what's not to adore. Check out morning play. It's spirited and satisfying. Sometime a muffin or donut or more will roll your way. Way to go!!

Niece driven to various "competitions"at a cost for gas time lodging to find a couple-if…read morethat--competing teams--their "showcase" lasts about 43 minutes but the charge is outrageous--we no longer attend.

Signed my child up for a one week cheer and tumbling class and would never come back here based on…read moreour experience. - They send ONE email when you register for the class and then no other information is provided. In that email, they had old covid protocols from 2020. They really need to update their "welcome" information for parents. - The class is for ages 5-12 and they keep the kids together. The problem with this is that 5 year olds do not have the attention span or understanding as the older kids. To have them all together and essentially "punish" the older kids to hold a "stretch" position until the younger kids are able to catch up is not right. They need to split kids up by age groups and create a more positive learning experience. - Coach Sam is not someone who exhibits a positive cheer attitude. Both my child and my friend's child came back home talking about how mean she was. These camps are intended to be fun, she did not make it fun or treat the kids with respect. In the time when I was there, I also observed her lack of kindness. - Sign in and sign out process is a joke, they do not even check when you pick up your children. This is not safe, they should check when each child is picked up by an appropriate guardian especially if it's a camp setup like this. - Several children were new to cheer/tumlbing and needed help with the basics such as how to do a cartwheel, the "teachers" did not provide any help. They just told the kids to keep trying and to not interrupt them when they are working with other kids. How is a child supposed get help? The overall lack of actual teaching was really disappointing.

Their phone number listed here goes to a lady who stated that she is no longer affiliated with…read morebriar bill swim club and she was president 7 yrs ago! That I should contact through website! SO UnBelievable that they will put random phone number for public display and not updated contact info! Pretty lame!

We've love Briarhill!! All of our neighbors and friends have their kids on the swim team, its so…read moremuch fun to be a part of the neighborhood community swim club. The program is amazing!

Unreachable, phone number doesn't work. Website chat doesn't work either - may be they are out of…read morebusiness.

Prima at core volleyball will not give you volleyball coaches. Rather they will give you untrained…read morevolleyball parents/aunts/students to run the coaching. Do not waste your $5k at this club. I would rate this zero stars if I could. Core makes a sales pitch at the beginning promising high level consistent volleyball training and coaching. The team has been passed from coach to coach as they leave the company or move on. They have unskilled parents/aunts/students coach and this is unacceptable for the cost of the program and sales pitch. Core Volleyball is just a money grab. We were at other private elite clubs for many years and they have a much better product for less. I have never written their coaches in 10 years of training with any level of complaint. Given the many other negative Yelp reviews and discussions with other parents our experience is not unique. The coaching is poor quality and you will not get the value. Core Volleyball does not deliver what they promise. Save your money and go elsewhere.

Extremely Unprofessional Instructor - Unsafe for Kids…read more I enrolled my son in his very first badminton class here, hoping it would be a positive introduction to the sport. Unfortunately, the experience was the exact opposite. The instructor was shockingly rude from the start, and at one point even kicked my son's leg while "correcting" his posture. This is completely unacceptable behavior toward any student, let alone a beginner attending his first class. No child should ever be subjected to physical aggression or humiliation in a learning environment. My son left the class upset and is now unwilling to return, which tells you everything about how damaging the interaction was. As a parent, I'm deeply disappointed and concerned that this kind of conduct is allowed to happen under their program. I strongly urge management to address this issue immediately and ensure instructors are trained to work with children respectfully and safely. Until then, I cannot recommend this place to anyone.

First time here, the reception there was not friendly nor helpful, did not give much information or…read moreinstruction, no customer service. $15 per child and $17 per adult on a weekday from 11am to 2pm, not too bad if you can play for 3 hours. I hope they can have other option to just rent the court per hour.

Thank you to Josh Lyon…read more Sr. Vice President, General Manager We can bring guests to watch USTA tennis matches and there isn't a charge for them. There was apparently a misunderstanding and Josh took care of it. Thanks Josh!

Severe Safety Hazard - Poor Maintenance on Tennis Court Nets…read more The maintenance of the indoor tennis court side nets at Bay Club Pleasanton is unacceptable and poses a major safety risk to players. The side divider nets have multiple large tears and holes. When running down wide-angle shots, players run the risk of getting hands, racquets, or feet snagged. Tonight around 7:36 PM on Court 5, my shoe got caught in one of these holes while I was moving near the side net. I lost my balance and fell hard, scraping my arm and hand while my shoe remained stuck in the net. Just last week, I witnessed another player catch their hand in a separate hole in the net and end up bleeding. Additionally, the heavy black bottom edging of the nets drags loosely on the court surface, creating an extra tripping and slipping hazard. Management urgently needs to repair or replace these divider nets before someone suffers a more severe injury. I am attaching photos showing the exact holes and hazards mentioned.