Love this place! Great courts, staff, and pros. Had a great experience and highly recommend to…read moreanyone in the area

The five of us came out for Wimbledon Round Robin on Saturday. We had the time of our lives…read more We came all the way from Queens but if was worth the drive. When they do the US Open Barbecue we will take the train. Thanks to Doug, Cory and the coaches and the rest of the staff. It was truly a tennis fantasy. My friends told me they can't wait for the next one.

The SYS which is heavily supported by generous locals, is now showing its age after over two…read moresuccessful decades of heavy use. There are many positives. Members are generally very satisfied with the many services and programs. The fitness center is well equipped and supervised and is kept in excellent operating condition. There are plenty of TVs with convenient connectivity to those working out. The main gym is large and accommodating to team soccer, basketball , archery and pickleball. Pickleball nets are easily assembled and the gym weekday mornings welcome free open pickleball. The locker rooms and bathrooms are very clean. There is an on-site excellent physical therapist in the fitness area, who is my go to PT expert, Mr. Matthew Mobius. On the negative side, the building is in much need of a tune up. The SYS Administration does not have a consistent record of friendly and responsive management. The front desk may be staffed with poorly supervised youth doing mandated community service. The squash court walls are particularly beat up, in immediate need of repair. Parking is often lacking due to the strong popularity of SYS. Unfortunately the facility lacks an indoor pool. SYS is an important part of the Hamptons and there is really nothing else nearby that offers such a varied and affordable sports venue. The nearest YMCA has an excellent indoor pool and is located in East Hampton.

Great facility. Always try and play squash when I'm home and this is the only place on the east…read moreend. Always others working out, playing soccer, and basketball when I'm around. Fields out for the nicer days too. Great spot.

Best tennis in the Hampton, maybe on LI. Beautiful, well maintained courts, excellent Pro two help…read moreyou manage all your matches, 5 tournaments each summer with an exciting Calcutta , and very cool ProAm. Interesting members, but everyone is serious and ready for top 4.5 USTA level tennis on Saturday and Sunday mornings!

Without a doubt, this club has the best tennis players in the Hamptons. If you're a good player…read morelooking to join a tennis club, this is your spot. No frills, inexpensive entry fee and annual dues. Just great tennis at a great price.

Probably one of the best kept secret in the Hamptons. Located in the middle of the Pine barons, a…read moresecluded oasis. Also one of the toughest and most interesting golf courses on the east end. The fairways are just as undulated as the greens. The greens are always rolling fast and True. If you get an invite to play this private course Do Not deny it.

I was thinking about getting a new tennis racket for some time. I stopped by this shop when I was…read morevisiting Greenport for the week to take a look. I'm really glad I did. Jason, the owner, was really helpful in thinking through a racket that would work for me based on my style of play, skill level and past racket. There is a demo program available but since I'm not local I just trusted his opinion and pulled the trigger. He was spot on. Really glad I got some tailored advice as my internet search for a new racket was leading me down a rabbit hole. My new racket was strung up and ready to go within an hour. Would recommend to anyone local or visiting the north fork like I was.

Outstanding Tennis Club...Courts always in great shape. It is a wonderful place. Barbara L Parksread more

So glad Molly's operating The Downs again!! Great pros and great courts - the best tennis in…read moreMontauk is wherever Molly's in charge.

Such a fun atmosphere and run by an amazing staff making your tennis experience unforgettable.read more

The Meadow Club in Southhampton was once the warm up for the US National Tennis Championships when…read moreit was played on grass at Forest Hills. I attended the mens' final around 1967 when Gene Scott beat Chuck McKinley. This was still the era of Amateur Tennis a couple of years before the sport went from sham amateur to pro in the summer of 1969. The transition from amateur to pro was sudden and universal. The Meadow Club was a spectacular retreat for the WASP rich. It offered grass courts exclusively. There were more grass courts in America then than there are today, but they were still a rarity. This club, as I recall, rotated42 courts for play once a week. So, in total there were only 6 courts available for play one day a week. Picture them at their manicured best with many fronting the Atlantic Ocean. This was grass court heaven. Each one was manicured perfection rivaling an excellent putting green. In order to keep them in top shape play had to be limited to just a few hours a week. So 4-5 hours play in a single day was followed by 6 days of attentive recovery for each one. Even back in the '60s this club was extremely exclusive and cost a fortune to become a member. Not sure if they still have all those courts, but I'm sure the club is still private as private can be for a country club. No golf, if I recall correctly. Racist and anti-Semitic from the start, I'd be very surprised if it still hasn't remained "restrictive", as golf and tennis clubs were once referred to politely.

Only gets 3 stars because you cannot get into this place unless you are invited ! Grass tennis…read morecourts are magnificent, all the buidings look like Hampton's Mansions...This place is a "10" but you can't get in ! BTW: This should not be on the "NightLife" List.