We live in Beverly Hills but come to Florida about 6 times a year. I didn't know this facility…read moreexisted until this trip. Let me just say that this facility is a gem. Two indoor tennis courts - with a couple that runs it - and amazing prices. Very clean facilities - bathrooms - snacks - and even stringing available. If you live here - the $35 a month (with a one year contract) and $5 per person per hour is an incredible deal. We paid $15 an hour per person during the week and $20 for Friday night. If you love tennis - and INDOORS - this is the only place that I know of - and it's awesome!

This place is very nice, well maintained, clean and most important of all, only indoor tennis court…read morein miami. They have good machine to practice. Pretty much everything you need. The reason why I only put two stars is because they're OUTRAGEOUSLY EXPENSIVE!!! I understand it costs a lot to maintain a place like this but it is too expensive. Unless they are only looking to get rich clientele

After being out of the tennis game for ten years or so, I decided it was time to get back in! I…read moresearched for tennis lessons around Miami and decided to give Backhand City a try. Brian offers novice and intermediate group classes throughout the week and a package of six sessions costs $225. Classes take place at Kirk Monroe Tennis Center in Coconut Grove in the evenings. The classes I attend start at 8:00 pm and last until 9:30 pm, with an optional warmup at 7:30 pm. Attendance varies but is usually anywhere from 4-8 people depending on the night. Overall, I've learned a ton the handful of times I've gone. Brian is very knowledgeable and passionate about the sport. My fellow classmates are super friendly and encouraging... I'm starting to progress and will hopefully be confident enough one day to take part in one of the tournaments he organizes. No matter where you are on your tennis journey, I'd recommend giving Backhand City a try if you're looking to fine tune your skills!

I only reached out to Brian based on a Yelp review stating Brian scheduled a few tennis lessons…read morewhile the reviewer was on a short visit to Miami. Brian's response time was not great. Maybe a week to hear back. Only way you can get a pickleball lesson from Brian is by signing up for a months-long commitment. Might be a great tennis resource, but if you're looking for a pickleball lesson, don't start here. Spoiler alert: it doesn't take several months to learn how to play Pickleball. Brian wasn't especially cordial, but he did offer a few other suggestions. Because it took him forever to respond, however, I had already gotten a great response from a few other places.

Excellent tennis facility. I believe this was also a USTA High Performance Training Center, so you…read moreknow these courts can take the abuse. They are excellently maintained and offer American Clay (Har-tru) and the "Red" Euro Clay variants. Even though the red clay is more like crimson and doesn't entirely play different to the American style. The courts are also extremely well leveled and balanced. The hard courts are just right in between fast and slow. BOTTOM LINE - The courts are rocking, prices are not too bad, and you can live out your dream of playing in Center Court here, just not during the Sony Open :)

Really nice tennis center. A ton of courts to choose from and nice surrounding areas to relax and…read morewatch others play tennis. I find it really cool that you can play the same very courts that pretty much all the tennis greats have played on. The prices are little steep. They should offer some kind of youth discount in order to get the young people to play the great sport of tennis. America is falling behind the rest of the world in tennis because the sport has become inaccessible. Who cares if court time is taken away from octogenarian in order for an eight year old to work on her backhand. Rant over The prices are $5 for hard and $7 for clay and you can play the stadium court for $18

Came here the other day to play tennis with some friends. It's nearby and centrally located for all…read moreus of so it was an easy meeting spot. Upon arrival you have to go to the little office near the courts (there's tennis and racket ball courts). The office is a little sketchy but when we walked in there was a friendly guy behind the counter. He informed us that it was $3 per person per hour which was pretty cheap if you ask me. We took our own tennis balls and rackets not sure if the have some there to rent. The court was nice and once the sun started going down the court lights turned on which was nice because you can keep playing after sundown.

This County park has a great foot print with 12 beautiful hard courts with hitting walls in…read morebetween. The fencing is old and in need of repair and the landscaping and lights appear to be dated. The place has got some soul but needs some capital improvements. There is plenty of space between courts for singles and doubles play. The courts are locked and there is a fee to play on the courts and even while using the wall for racquet ball or tennis so make sure you check in at the building next to the courts. There is plenty of parking. You can find tennis courts near the back of the park next to the basketball courts. If you are by the baseball field you have gone too far.

Best run courts I've played it across in many cities. Instructors are all great and care…read more Management is great. Stringers are great. Front desk is great. So many clinic options. A+

Staff are all so friendly and welcoming. Efficient and easy reservation process. Courts and…read morefacilities are always pristine. I really love playing the clinics. Don't hesitate to check out the Miami Beach Tennis Academy!

This year I made two big changes in my workout routine: I joined ClassPass and decided to get back…read moreinto tennis. When I discovered TennisFit, I knew I had to check it out! I've now taken three weekend classes from 9:00 am - 10:30 am. It's so much fun! Classes take place at the rooftop of the Conrad which is great if you live in Brickell. Clinics consist of a warmup, hitting drills, and a variety of games that change depending on the day. Over the weekend, I've seen classes range from six to 15 people, but can't speak for the weekday evening classes. There are levels of ALL sorts, from those just starting to way advanced players. You usually break up into two groups divided by skill level about half way through. The music is bumping and Jason has all the equipment you may need! Overall, very happy to have found TennisFit to add this dynamic workout to my routine.

I have been attending Jason's 6:30 tennis clinic for a few months now…read more Super enjoyable! Phenomenal workout, some drills but mostly games. So whether you want to improve your game, or just get your heart pumping.....really good mix for 90 minutes. Also good mix of different levels, so somethin for everyone whether you are beginner or intermediate. Make sure you request 'speedball', you'll get the best workout ever! Enjoy! Lance

The courts are impeccable and I'd say it's the best place around, but the online booking system is…read moreabysmal. You can not make any plans to play tennis at a specific time, instead you attempt to logon, wait five minutes, hope it doesn't crash, and by the time you restart it the 20th time, all the courts are booked. I can't believe they're using this archaic system in 2021... better off finding a different court that you can rely on.

Went to play at flamingo tennis this morning. Just perfect !…read more Club house good , tennis courts in good shape, availability most of the time. Good welcome reception !

With over 10 hard courts, 1 clay court, a dual-sided practice wall, tennis leagues, and clinics and…read morelessons for all ages, this tennis center is one of North Miami's hidden gems. You'd figure with all of the above going on that more people would know about this place, but I find myself constantly having to tell people about this place for tennis. But not only am I the first to review this center, I had to add this place to Yelp. Having lived on Sans Souci Blvd. for a number of years, I was fortunate enough to live next to, what I consider to be, the finest public tennis center this side of the Biscayne Bay. The courts are well-maintained, the prices are very reasonable ($4/person to rent a court and $2.50/person if you're a North Miami resident), and the center has a shop stocked with snacks and equipment. The best part is that I've never had to wait or had any difficulty getting a court whenever I've wanted (but you might find yourself waiting for the clay court). So, let's just keep this a secret between us. Okay?

Customer service is great. The courts are in good shape for…read morethe most part but some nets need a little love.