Anyone who knows me knows that I'm a huge advocate of shopping local and supporting small…read morebusinesses. Especially when it comes to specialty shops, I really try my best to shop local. I've stopped by this shop several times, and though I'm a beginner, the person I go with is pretty experienced. But for some reason, every time we came here, I felt like the owner did not want to help us. I don't know what it was, because I'm generally super polite when I first meet people - especially if I need help. I don't want to assume, but for whatever reason, the staff here was extremely unfriendly to us every time we stopped by. And I noticed this even more a couple of times when the owner was helping other customers in the store - and being extra nice to them. Even other beginners. I just felt really unwanted and out of place. I'm not going to repeat the rude things the owner said to us, but it was very clear he didn't want our business. I'm really disappointed especially since there isn't an abundance of tennis and squash shops around.

Extraordinarily knowledgeable and helpful staff. Wide equipment variety. Great racquet stringing.read more

I have never been so disrespected before speaking with a front staff member called Rhonda today!!…read moreIt seems according to her that non-members are second class citizens and don't matter to this club. She was at the front desk when I called at around 3. I had called to schedule a tennis court appointment for Monday and she said that non-members can only schedule a court the same day. I booked 2 courts in the last couple of weeks, paid 60 for one hour each because I am a non member, and have already played there booking 2 days in advance MULTIPLE TIMES. I told her I have already played there, and she said that it was not true, and said whoever let me do that shouldn't have in the rudest street-like manner. However before I was told by others from the front that we could book 2 days in advance to do that and I did! Then she screamed at me, telling me that "we put members first!", and I told her that all types of members count and that she is discriminating against me. She then rudely said she didn't have time to speak with me since there were members there and loudly hung the phone up on my face, she acting like a child. Someone with a bad attitude and a short fuse should not be working since they can't treat customers right. I am your clientele WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT. Period. If you don't respect your non-members, then why don't you give me back what I paid??? Exactly.... I called again quickly and she said again this is Rhonda and I asked her if this is Rhonda. She then denied this was Rhonda though she obviously is. (What a joke) I also asked for the manager and she said there is no manager other than her. I'm not stupid, she is acting like condescending trash. She then started yelling at me again. I was the wrong person to be on the other side of this exchange. She should absolutely be reprimanded for treating non-members like this!!!!!!! I reached out to both the general and assistant general managers. If you are not currently part of this club, DO NOT SIGN UP. They treat people badly like this, but gladly take your money for rentals. You are in customer service when you work at a desk, ACT LIKE IT. ALL CUSTOMERS are king, not just some!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

After playing at WRC during the winter for six years they deserve a review…read more Best courts? Not really, but good enough. What is really great is that WRC is totally unpretentious. You book, you go, you pay, you play. No hustles and affordable. Staff is friendly and doesn't rush you out even if you are the last playing party at night.

Here's the deal with this place. First, for adults: great for round robins and for practice. The…read morequality of the teaching, to the extent there is any, varies A LOT by coach, and coaches change ALL THE TIME, like literally every session sometimes, and certainly every season, because almost no one seems to last long in this place as a coach. There's a bit more coaching in their beginners classes, but still not very much. Second, for kids: Tommi, the only coach who has been there forever now, is beloved by all kids. He's an awesome person. But, like with adults, don't expect any serious coaching. Once your kid is sort of hitting the ball, they'll just let them play with their mistakes, with very rare corrections from afar. It's really just practice. The ratios don't allow for any real teaching of kids, and it seems the culture has evolved to not even try, or at least not try very hard. Our child only began to make progress once we got them privates elsewhere (we tried privates there - they again felt more like practice than actual teaching - again probably a culture thing by now - although it might have also been that coach - as I said - the coaches keep changing). So, sure, it's fun and convenient for practice, but for actual learning and development of skills if you're serious about your kid learning tennis, you'll need to go elsewhere. Netresults is just a convenient supplement. Now, if all you want is for your kid to have a clue about tennis, run around for a bit and have a fun class with lots of games, and don't really consider tennis a primary sport for them, then it's perfect and convenient if you live in the area. They also have a great rescheduling policy, which most other tennis places do not have.

My parents gave me a few weeks of group classes for my birthday last year, and since then I've been…read moresigning up over and over, for lessons and sumer Rally Nites. All the instructors and other players have been nice, fun people. I've learned a lot, gotten exercise, and most importantly found new people to play tennis with.

For multiple summers, now, I have taken classes with JXS Tennis Academy and been completely…read moresatisfied. Joe, the director of the Academy, knows his tennis, and he is warm-hearted and funny. The staff assistants are excellent, too. I am athletically inclined and do some kind of sports or a workout every day, but my FAVORITE exercise experience of the week is the Cardio Class I take with JXS! I look forward to it each week.

Joe at JSX Tennis Academy has been my tennis instructor since the early 1990's when we started at…read morethe Dedham Health and Athletic Time. I have followed Joe to his company JXS Tennis Academy at Babson College and I love it. Joe is the best Tennis Pro I've ever had. When I was a young kid and teenager, he was incredible at learning how I learn and making me the best tennis player I could become, later playing for NSHS. I still take lessons weekly from Joe today and I'm now in my 40's. My wife, 8 year old nephew and I love our weekly lessons with Joe. He has made me a great tennis player. My forehand, backhand and serve are all great now thanks to Joe! Thank you Joe!

Great to pay tennis again and see familiar faces. Easy to get to…read more The courts are ready for all. Nicely set up. Good air quality exchange and filters. Come one, come all - play is back. Taken form their Website : Lexington Tennis Club was formed through a collaboration of tennis players and teaching professionals from the Mount Auburn Club in Watertown. When the Mount Auburn Club closed in July of 2020, this group of tennis friends and colleagues came together to maintain and elaborate on the tennis community that had been in place there for decades. After months of searching for a new tennis home in the Boston area, they discovered the four beautiful, air-conditioned indoor courts at 475 Bedford Street in Lexington. Opened Feb. 1, 2021.

This is a great tennis club. The management is extremely professional. No question is never…read moreunanswered and no phone call is never not returned. They only have 4 courts, but it's a nice tennis club.

This place had 10 tables pro style my team had a tournament here and everyone enjoyed themselves…read moreand it ran pretty smoothly

My family loves the Burlington Swim & Tennis Club. We have been members for 5 years and find that…read morethe price of a summer membership is well-worth it! My kids participate on the swim team, take tennis lessons, and have great friends there. My husband and I have also made some great friends and enjoy spending time there. It is truly fun for the whole family.

This is a great place for summer fun, with or without kids. I've been a member over 15 years and…read morelove sitting near the pool enjoying the summer afternoons. Also enjoy the ability to play tennis when I want. The kids enjoy the pool, tennis courts, sand playground and running all through the grounds. They form lifelong friendships with other kids. The adults also form lifelong friendships socializing with others while the kids play. Many activities to keep you busy.

When you combine 9 excellent maintained courts, a high quality and caring pro, the friendliest…read moremembers that can be found anywhere makes this tennis organization one of the best, if not the best on the east coast! Neil

This tennis facility is the best outdoor tennis club in Central Mass. With 9 clay courts and a…read morevery active membership, there are plenty of opportunities to play tennis. It is a great value for the money.