Here for a high school USTA match, had no problem finding it with gps. 6 courts, and lots of junior…read moretennis clinics going on. Pro shop is on the second floor, 2 ladies and girls tennis rounders of tennis product and 2 racks of clothing too. Communal space is small with streaming tennis tv. Two large viewing windows, can see 4 of the courts but barely the 4th court because the solid bottom of the net blocks the view !? Hum. The 2 other courts are around the corner unfortunately no viewing. Vending machines are full of junk food. Courts in good condition, pretty basic place.

This is a pretty basic set of indoor tennis courts. My GPS had a hard time finding it, but using…read morethe yelp directions helped. I think there are 5 courts with a reception area/small pro shop upstairs. I was there with a group so I'm not sure about the prices. They do produce a lot of USTA teams.

You can drink alcohol here. If you have kids, and bless your cursed soul, you'll appreciate that.read more

Ply-mar swim club, what can I say! What a fantastic place to take the kiddos as I lounge by the…read morepool! The friendly atmosphere combined with the convenience of the world famous Carly's Cafe snack make this pool a smash hit! Boy, do my kids sure love the snack bar. The great service, reasonable rates, and personable management are simply wonderful. The staff is so attractive that I cant take my eyes off of them at times! Talk about beautiful people! Well, anyway, Plymar is a great place to spend a couple hours with the fam and drink with some good pals.

Staff is great. Courts are excellent. Get the Court Reserve app and come play. Events for all…read morelevels. BYOB weekend nights.

Went for clinic, by the description it seemed like it was for beginners. I'm advanced beginner. I…read moregot paired with a girl who kept rolling her eyes and giving me attitude. She wasn't any better than me. I ended up leaving. A waste of time and money and definitely not worth the long drive

The folks here are super great, and the swimming pool is well used, and salt water to boot…read more The problem is the tennis courts. They are not well cared for, with poorly fixed cracking. There are gaps in the fences, so the balls can roll out, and there is minimal and bare options for seating in a shady spot to view matches. IMHO, properly fix the courts and the club would be a winner, and more people would sign up for a tennis membership, including me!

I have been a member for over 20 years; the past 3 years under the manager of Larry Hyde have been…read morevery disappointing to say the least. The deck is poorly maintained(looks like it is black---but is not black,; there are small chunks of concrete separating leaving gaps where people walk), He ALLOWS the kids(especially the older ones) to do whatever they want in the pool( which can be dangerous; especially for little ones) When asked "What are the rules., Larry? He replied there are no rules; He did try to make it sound as a joke. . I did not think it was funny. I personally got beaned by a tennis ball IN THE POOL, and I am not the only one. It really is a shame. Only time before someone gets hurt.

The Philadelphia Cricket Club's Wissahickon Course is a pretty nice place to play if you can manage…read moreto get on. It's a private course, however they will host outings on occasion. They also have the Militia Hill Course right next door and I have heard that is nice as well. Both courses are 18 holes. The Wissahickon Course is beautifully maintained and meanders along the edge of Wissahickon State Park. The course makes for a nice relaxing day of golf. The clubhouse is well appointed as would be expected from an exclusive private club.

Well Eric the club house manager will do anything he can to stay away from the actual members. I…read morehave never seen him and personally I want a personal connection with the workers and he has not provided that, actually haven't seen him. provided the other mangers holly and amy provided great service

The nation's oldest country club where power is manifested in every finely manicured hedge and…read moreperfectly polished silver never touched by tarnish. The tennis courts are grass ready to welcome debutants from another era who not only ricochet between the Main Line and Newport but compete in hoop skirts and corsets rather than clothing spawned by space age polymers and blessed by the demigod Nike. Time seems irrelevant here. A bit of exaggeration but you get the picture. The entire milieu (the only word that fits given the circumstance) is a time warp that had me SMH wondering when I'd wake up. Food you say.... well the restaurants are beyond fine and deliver a cuisine marinating in power from the salads right down to the palette cleansers. Bring me another Brandy and be quick about it. The 1950's potboiler, The Young Philadelphians was filmed here with a barely 30 Paul Newman chewing the mahogany scenery without disturbing one thread on his bespoke tuxedo. I highly doubt a Members Only jacket would have cut it in the Eisenhower decade. Doubtful things have changed much, although now Newman makes a pretty mean Marinara. They had me at hello. Five gilded stars.

We have a work Christmas party here every year. The place is nice, but I HATE the parking lot…read more There is not enoguh parking, and yes there is valet but I hate valeting my car. The food was good (not sure if it was catered or from the club). If you need a nice space for a party or wedding, I woudl recommend just be aware that parking is less than ideal