I haven't played badminton for a while, so it's nice toget back out there and play! It's easy to…read moremake a reservation online and choose your preferred court. Parking is easy to find. Highly recommneded!

My go-to badminton place! Been going here around 2 years now…read more Location is convenient as I live in Fremont. Rates for non members are decent. It's well maintained and clean and packed all the time. They have lot of courts! I always reserve in advance because I don't like waiting for courts. It's cheaper later at night, around $45 for 1.5 hours for 1 court, 4 people. It's extra $10 per person.

Extremely Unprofessional Instructor - Unsafe for Kids…read more I enrolled my son in his very first badminton class here, hoping it would be a positive introduction to the sport. Unfortunately, the experience was the exact opposite. The instructor was shockingly rude from the start, and at one point even kicked my son's leg while "correcting" his posture. This is completely unacceptable behavior toward any student, let alone a beginner attending his first class. No child should ever be subjected to physical aggression or humiliation in a learning environment. My son left the class upset and is now unwilling to return, which tells you everything about how damaging the interaction was. As a parent, I'm deeply disappointed and concerned that this kind of conduct is allowed to happen under their program. I strongly urge management to address this issue immediately and ensure instructors are trained to work with children respectfully and safely. Until then, I cannot recommend this place to anyone.

First time here, the reception there was not friendly nor helpful, did not give much information or…read moreinstruction, no customer service. $15 per child and $17 per adult on a weekday from 11am to 2pm, not too bad if you can play for 3 hours. I hope they can have other option to just rent the court per hour.

I sent them an email about pickle ball information and no one replied. Really unprofessional.read more

So excited that there is a badminton spot here in Tracy! It's slightly on the smaller side, but…read morethey have 8 courts. Their hours are insane (in a good way), which can accommodate for all sorts of life schedules. The only slight downside is that there is not really a system in place to keep track of how long people are on the courts (court hogging). Other than that, would highly recommend anyone to check it out!

This review is for the Iron Horse Middle School Open Gym program for pickleball. This sport is the…read morefasted growing sport in the U.S. It can be played indoors in a gym and uses a similar size as a Badminton Court. Almost any gym can be easily and quickly converted for Pickleball use in just a few minutes by using portable nets and putting down colored painter's tape to make the markings for the official court dimensions. The cost to play here is $5 per session and can be paid via credit card upon each visit. Or a multiple session packages are available at a discount depending upon the number of sessions purchased. It can be discounted to as low as $4 when purchasing the largest block of plays - 60 sessions at $240. Presently, they can accommodate 8 regulation pickleball courts with the gym split into 3 sections. Today was the first day of open pickleball drop-in. Currently, the play schedule for pickleball is only on Sundays from 4 - 7 PM. The turn-out on this first day was huge. There were plenty of staff to help guests pay and register for play. They had plenty of regulation ball used for play and they even had an instructor giving pointers and tips to beginners. This should become a big hit with the local players because it is playable day or night, is air conditioned so it's still comfortable on hot, humid days and the cost is reasonable. If you are in reasonable health and have decent hand-to-eye coordination, come try it out! It's great for seniors because the games are relatively short and you can sit out and rest between matches. You can play as much or as little as you want. It's a lot of fun and one of the few physical games that old and young can play together. I'm over 80 years of age and today, I played against and with kids that were just 22 years old! Jim

I mainly go for the open gym nights on Mondays and Thursdays. They've got open gym for basketball…read moreon Mondays from 7p - 10p with three courts open (two fulls and two halfcourts). And on Thursdays, they've got open gym for volleyball (five courts going!). Just $5 for each night. The staff here are nice too. There are two water fountains if you forget to pack a water bottle. The only complaint is that the floor seems to always be dusty. Basketball feels like figure skating on some nights, but I guess that lessens the likelihood of getting floor burn on volleyball nights.

Thank you to Josh Lyon…read more Sr. Vice President, General Manager We can bring guests to watch USTA tennis matches and there isn't a charge for them. There was apparently a misunderstanding and Josh took care of it. Thanks Josh!

Severe Safety Hazard - Poor Maintenance on Tennis Court Nets…read more The maintenance of the indoor tennis court side nets at Bay Club Pleasanton is unacceptable and poses a major safety risk to players. The side divider nets have multiple large tears and holes. When running down wide-angle shots, players run the risk of getting hands, racquets, or feet snagged. Tonight around 7:36 PM on Court 5, my shoe got caught in one of these holes while I was moving near the side net. I lost my balance and fell hard, scraping my arm and hand while my shoe remained stuck in the net. Just last week, I witnessed another player catch their hand in a separate hole in the net and end up bleeding. Additionally, the heavy black bottom edging of the nets drags loosely on the court surface, creating an extra tripping and slipping hazard. Management urgently needs to repair or replace these divider nets before someone suffers a more severe injury. I am attaching photos showing the exact holes and hazards mentioned.

My first badminton adventure with Thanh…read more I thought this place was pretty cool, it's very focused on just badminton. There's 1 bathroom and 1 large changing room. While it doesn't offer the amenities of other places, the courts are very well kept. The temperature was pretty cool and it didn't smell.

Mean-spirited manager manages ZTBC... making it sometimes more like a dis-respectful place...they…read moredon't follow some of common protocols and practices in service industries. It could be better than this because it does have its strength: Coaches are kind to people in general, and they trained some very achieving youth national champions. Even though those achieving players are only a few, and are irrelevant for majority of other players there. The place would become better if the mean-spirited manager would be let go.

My group recently visited this badminton center and the girl at the front desk was terrible. We…read moreunderstand that rules exist, but when we asked if we could pay extra for an additional spectator, we were met with rudeness instead of professionalism. The person at the desk did not explain the rule in a respectful way. Instead, she made us feel like our business was not wanted. What we heard was "your money is not good here." We were not asking for something unreasonable. We were offering to pay more for a guest who would not even participate in badminton. A simple "sorry, that is the policy" would have gone a long way, but instead we were treated with attitude and dismissal. If this is how management truly wants staff to handle customers, it is poor business. If not, then they should reconsider who they trust to be the first point of contact. Either way, the message we got loud and clear is that customers are not valued here.

This is a good local gym to play badminton either recreationally or to improve your skills. It's…read morenot the biggest gym there is, but on a weeknight you're likely to be able to snag a court without much issue (they do have a court sign-up system on their computers for busier times). Cost is average - $17 for open gym for one person; you can stay as long as you'd like (provided your muscles let you). No need to bring your own birdies and they also sell rackets, accessories, and water ($1 per bottle) and Gatorade ($3 per bottle). Note there is a $10 minimum charge for credit card. Only real complaint I have is that there doesn't seem to be AC indoors so it can heat up quickly, especially on hot summer days.

Bay Badminton Center in South San Francisco is a great place to play! Robert at the front desk…read moreprovides very good customer service, and their racket stringing is incredibly quick. The courts are always clean and well-maintained. Although they don't have a ton of courts available, it is still an excellent spot to work on your game, challenge the locals, and have fun. Definitely recommend it! Also, there were some classes going on while I was there. So cool to see the game being passed down to the youth!

Dear Mr. Tan, please fix the guest Wi-Fi. It has been broken for a very long time…read more Also, men bathroom have no ventilation. The pee smell is so pungent that you can taste it when your inside the bathroom. The smell tend to leak out of the bathroom onto court 3 and making it unbearable. Please just call contractors to fix issue then invoice/bill the building manager. Don't let your customer suffer. I will change review to five star after bathroom ventilation smell issue and guest Wi-Fi has been fixed. Thank you.

The Gulf Badminton Center is an attractive badminton venue, especially for those who have high…read morerequirements for badminton. Whether you are an amateur or a competitive player, it provides an ideal training and competition environment. The center's facilities are first-class, and the venue is spacious and comfortable, which is very suitable for high-intensity training and casual competitions. In addition, the Gulf Badminton Center also provides flexible annual and quarterly card options for long-term badminton enthusiasts, which is undoubtedly a very cost-effective offer for frequent fans. In particular, if you pay for 10 days or more at a time, you can enjoy more venue use times, which is very suitable for badminton enthusiasts who pursue efficiency and high-frequency training. There are not only modern facilities here, but also a first-class coaching team who can provide professional guidance according to individual needs. Whether you want to improve your technical level or participate in various competitions, the Gulf Badminton Center can provide you with all-round support and help. The center provides ample parking spaces so that those who come to train or compete have no worries. In addition, with its good geographical location and comfortable environment, the Gulf Badminton Center has also become an ideal gathering place for many successful people and badminton enthusiasts. If you are looking for a high-quality badminton training venue, the Bay Badminton Center is undoubtedly a choice not to be missed.

I have been playing here for many years and have truly enjoyed the facility and its services. The…read morestaff are professional, friendly, and well-trained in providing great customer service and accommodations. The management team goes above and beyond; they listen to feedback and keep improving the court conditions to ensure all safety measures are met. The fees are also very reasonable. I highly recommend this place!

Very nice inside and outside. Very well maintained…read more Came for a basketball tournament. Will definitely come again. Parking was easy and lots of spots.

CYO basketball. Clean, well managed gym, but SO LOUD when all three courts are in use. And why so…read morehot and muggy even in winter? Easy parking, nice place but needs A/C and some sound proofing.