This is favorite pickleball club to play at in Naperville and the contiguous suburbs. The owners…read moreand employees are friendly and accessible. The amount of open play opportunities and leagues by far surpasses the competition. The pros give excellent lessons from beginners to 5.0 level. I'll never leave Sure Shot!

Snobs. They lost 8 players who repeatedly play leagues here who just got the rude tone from…read moremultiple employees and sidelines treating us like we dont know the rules. Never coming back here again along with mu 7 other friends. Pickleball Kingdom is way mote welcoming in how they treat their customers.

The staff are super friendly and helpful! I especially appreciate Martha who has helped me out a…read morecouple of times with some issues. Great customer service!

Plenty of courts and with great nets and surface (surfaced over concrete)…read more When I arrived, no one at front desk to greet. I come in and get asked from a woman, you're new here? Yes, I replied. You have to sign a waiver. Go up to the front desk and scan the QR code. Which I did but was never checked that I did. There was no welcome, no greeting, no explanation of the layout or amenities. No discussion about membership. Nothing. I was part of a meet up group who arranged the court reservation where I paid $7 which I am fine with. When you look at their website they have so many layers and it appears all memberships are full? What the.. and then not engaging me as a new customer. They have to work on the marketing and personal approach which was dismal. I found changing area in the back which coed, pipe and drapes set up. Very basic. Restrooms were clean and neat and plenty areas of sitting space alongside courts. The entry way front desk are is so cluttered with stuff. Plenty of parking. Even the entry is confusing with blackout doors.

Pickle ball, anyone?…read more We got the chance to play Pickle ball, Soccer, Cricket, Baseball, and Multi-ball all at @notoutventures in Aurora. This is the first Multi ball sports center in illinois. This location features state of the art interactive wall-based games that are fun and all ages can enjoy. In fact, you will be having so much fun that you won't even realize that you are getting a great workout at the same time. I know we did! It's an indoor sports center that's open all year round rain or shine. It's perfect for date night, family night, Birthday parties, office parties, and any social event. This is the perfect place to bring the kids on holiday break, where they can play to their hearts content and tire themselves out. Weekends full up quickly, we suggest making your reservations now!

Great location in Chicago's western suburbs. Nice pickleball courts and talented pros. Friendly…read moreatmosphere! I recommend Net Game for pickleball players of all abilities.

Great indoor Courts Most accommodating staff…read more Lessons, all levels . Open play within your rating levels. Fun Social events, bar & food. Chuck S.

I've given these guys a lot of business for many years. However the lady who presumably is one of…read morethe owners really lacks manners and doesn't respect customers. I used to always go in hoping one of the other people was there. I'm in the middle of a racket switch after using the same racket for 10 years and have had to demo multiple rackets as the switch to a modern racket takes a lot of understanding of what will work long term. They charge for demos on a daily basis which I was fine to do. The lady told me you're trying to not buy a racket that's why you're using so many demos - how stupid. I don't need to give my business anymore to someone with such a nasty attitude. Tennis warehouse will give you free demos and even deduct shipping costs when you buy a racket from them. I support a lot of great local businesses however a basic modicum of respect and service is essential.

Good service and friendly and fast so I would recommend this store. It is also not terribly…read moreexpensive.

If you're looking for an indoor tennis membership, Wheaton Sport Center (WSC) is an excellent…read morechoice. They have friendly staff, efficient service, and adequate facilities and equipment. For our family, WSC serves multiple purposes. My husband is an active tennis player who tries to play at least twice a week. Considering how brutally cold Chicago winters are, it wouldn't be feasible to play outdoors during the winter months. So with WSC, he has been able to find a community of players to play throughout the winter. On the weekends, my husband would give our young girls and cousins private tennis lessons. There are four, all year-round, indoor courts, and eight dome courts for the winter. We have been consistently going every weekend for the last four months and have yet to encounter any availability issues. In addition to tennis, our girls have also joined the swimming lessons. For level 3, there are usually 2-4 instructors. Thus far, we have had a good experience with Ms. Abby, Mr. Christopher, and Ms. Christina. The class size is generally around 8-12 kids depending on attendance. Knowing how young children are, it takes a ton of effort and patience to get them to listen to instructions. Huge kudos to these instructors for having that high-level patience! As for myself, I would utilize the gym equipment such as treadmills, ab machines, and weights. All of the equipment are well maintained and clean. WSC could get busy on the weekends but I have not had trouble with machine availability. All in all, WSC is a solid place for anybody looking for a place to play indoor tennis, have young children who are interested in swimming, and/or just trying to maintain healthy life choices.

After learning how important ADA laws are for people: this place is amazing. Both boys had an…read moreinterpreter. The coach even knew some signs she used with my 12 year old when the interpreter was with my 11 year old. The staff are trained in handling ADA accommodations.

My daughter plays volleyball here and I couldn't be happier with my choice of Eichs so far. They…read morehave all levels from house to club and also do private lessons which was big deciding factor for us. She decided to play a little older than a lot of girls so we obviously weren't looking for a club team, we wanted a house team to see if she would enjoy the sport and then if so we could do private lessons to help get her up to speed quickly. It worked out perfectly, she's now on at the club level and really enjoying it. The bigger thing is how much my child enjoys her time at Eichs as a parent, she loves coming and going. The staff is always looking out for the kids 1st and it shows, their approach has built up her confidence as well as her skill. If your looking to get your child into this sport this is a great place to start and grow. We have played house, beach, and now club as well as the private lessons and super pleased, go check them out and see for yourself.

The families at Eich's are great and make the Eichs experience great. Problem is that Eichs has…read moreabsolutely no ethics. They will make a ton of promises and never follow through with them yet take your money. We signed up for club for $1100 and about $1800 total later, my daughter was put on a team where the coach had no real club experience and the team was created from grabbing people off of the street literally. Parents were ready to pay but the girls had no interest and very little experience. Tournaments consisted of a silent coach that gave no feedback or direction and girls goofing off on the court, standing still, or rolling their eyes when a ball came close to them. The only points my daughters Eichs team made was from the other team's errors. Eichs hides when any conflict arises and then buries you in more lies. They invested in a new VB court when their batting business tanked but the court is too low to have a solid practice on it yet the club experience is on that court while rec teams have the proper courts. The air conditioning is only on when parents are around. Think about summer practices and open gym before you drop your kids off.

This place needs better marketing and help. It's easier to find the Catering hall than the club. As…read moreI understand it outdoors courts and a swimming facility. I'm not sure if there is a gym or showering facility. I called to inquire; was told to drive over but no one would be able to show me around. It looks like a nice summer spot.

I'm a current 4.5. I loved this place until they rebuilt all the courts this year - the new courts…read moreare so stiff, that my knees hurt for days after. Feels like playing on concrete now, not sure who did their base/pour. It's really too bad, because it was perfect if you just needed a simple spot to play through winters and rain. Outdoor courts should have lights.

I'm getting back into tennis after 20 years, so I needed to go restring one of my old rackets and…read morebuy some new equipment. I found Tennis27 with a Google search of local tennis stores. Getting back into any sport after a long break can be daunting, with so many changes to the gear. We had a really positive experience at Tennis27. They helped us pick out new rackets to suit our experience, play style and budget. They also gave us recommendations on string types, the tension to string the rackets. They made the process pain free and explained pros vs cons of the decisions we made. They have a really good selection of rackets, clothing/shoes and accessories at the shop. We'll be back get more gear and continue getting our rackets restrung here. We'll be recommending Tennis27 to our friends

One of my Racquetball colleagues, Todd suggested restringing my racquets here and I am not…read moredisappointed. Professional service, that includes a tag of the strung tension, type of string and a plastic bag to protect your racquet. I generally break my strings every few months when playing regularly.

One of the nice little public parks in Orland Park. This one is set up right between the Orland…read morePark Cultural Center and the Rock Island tracks that lead to downtown Chicago ... all at about 146th Street. This park - which is one of the many under the purview of OP Parks and Rec has: (1) Baseball / Softball Field, Basketball Court, Bike / Walking Path, Bean Bag Boards, Drinking Fountain, Frisbee Golf, Handicap Swing, Pavilion, Pickleball, Picnic Grills, Playground, and Tennis Courts. Nice park with loads of amenities. The city could devote a few dollars to fixing up the parking lot and the like, but it is still a nice park to take a walk ... and it has a covered pavillion for those wishing to cook out. Try it.