Seriously Fun Tennis. If you check this club out, you'll want to play here…read more Whether you are lucky enough to be one of the 100 owners, a renter, an outside member or a guest, this is the place to play quality recreational (3.0 - 5.0) tennis while having a blast. Lots of parties, tournaments. This place is a gem! 50 of the hundred residential units have turned over in the past five years. New owners are primarily 50s tennis enthusiasts so the community and club is much younger than other Coachella Valley communities. The clubhouse renovation that is scheduled for this summer with completion in October 25 is going to be stunning. Check out the photos from the season opener Gilligan's Island themed party!

If you are a tennis player, this is a great little community in south Palm Desert. There are a…read morecouple of other tennis options in Palm Desert, but there are some things that set Palm Desert Tennis club apart. They have a focus on tennis and do a good job getting people involved. Residents have access to the courts, but non-residents can also join the club and play tennis here. We have friends from Palm Desert who don't have tennis in their communities, and chose to join PDTC. One service that sets PDTC apart is that pros are available about every day, and help organize games for you. Tell Melanie your level and when you want to play and she can find you a game. "I'm in town and would like to play Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9. I'm a 4.0 and would like to play men's doubles." You can probably get a pretty good game organized. After a few days you might be able to build up a network of local players at your level. There is also a group of advanced players 4.5 and up, which can be harder to find. They also have pickleball if you like that sort of thing. The homes are comfortable condos arranged in groups of 20 units surrounding a pool and hot tub. You're close to El Paseo and the dining and shopping options of Palm Desert so you have a good location going for you here also.

Such a cool place! It is an all-inclusive event space with lots of awesome courts to get up close…read moreto watch some great tennis players. We took a shuttle from our local hotel, and it dropped us off right at the gate. Loved the food, vendors, and bar -- they had a special signature cocktail for the BNP Paribas Open ... yummy, and lots of sponsors with treats. There is plenty of shaded areas to picnic, and seating in the stadium -- no bad seats in Stadium 1. Definitely will be back again!

One of a kind tennis venue. The grounds are beautiful and lots wonderful shops and eateries…read more Female parking attendant was very rude and actually stopped in golf cart and wouldn't let me exit. Everyone else was friendly. May I suggest more watering stations at the stadiums as I missed a whole set of both final matches just standing in line for water. The water stations had very low pressure and barely trickling water which caused most of the time delays. Thank you for looking into this.

This isn't just a tennis club; it's a family where you're welcomed with open arms. I discovered…read morethis gem through a friend I met on PlayYourCourt. Initially, I questioned why I'd pay for a membership when the public courts at Ruth Hardy Park are within walking distance. It's not always easy to find someone to hit with or secure an open court depending on the day. I was also considering investing in a ball machine but didn't really have the space to store it. I'll admit, I was skeptical at first, having a bias against country clubs due to my experience with the stuffy, judgmental vibes I often encountered at the one my grandparents belonged to. But CC Tennis Club is completely different. Walking into the pro shop and being greeted by Gracie, their sweet black lab, and the friendly faces of Terri and David, was a breath of fresh air--warm, welcoming, and genuine. While $700 a year might seem steep, it's actually a bargain compared to other clubs in the area, which often charge three times as much or more! The ball machine rental is $25/hour. I realized that if I used it for just 2.3 hours a month, I'd break even. Now, I don't have to store one or worry about replacing balls. The Playmate iGenie they offer is top-notch (it's a $7k machine!), and I can even connect my iPhone to customize drills, which has significantly improved my game and consistency. I probably use the ball machine 7-12 hours a month now so I'm getting insane value on this alone. Terri's excellent matchmaking service means I always have someone to play with, which has solved my problem of finding hitting partners. The members here are friendly and truly love the game, without any of the snobbiness you might find elsewhere. When I need my racquet restrung, David's 30+ years of experience really shines. He's strung for some of the most famous players and can even crank it out while I wait if needed. His string recommendation for my first racquet was spot on. (I learned my lesson after trying a full poly setup suggested online, which was a big mistake) I've also been attending the 1.5-hour Wednesday clinics with Bill Parsha, and my game has improved tremendously. At just $25, it's a steal, and the smaller class sizes mean plenty of hitting time and more personalized instruction. I've even taken a few private lessons at $70/hour--again, super affordable. Bill's coaching style is relaxed and fun, perfect for anyone who doesn't want the rigid 'drill sergeant' approach. He also helped me set up a beginner's clinic for my friends, and they can't stop raving about him. The facilities are simple but functional. There's no fancy clubhouse, but the shaded seating areas are perfect for cooling down and socializing after matches. Personally, I prefer this over higher annual dues for amenities I don't need. Where else could I go and be greeted by a beautiful black lab nearly every time I play? It's a unique touch that sets CC apart from other clubs. The vibe is laid-back, supportive, and inclusive. I even used the ball machine on the 4th of July in a banana suit as a celebration of personal freedom, and instead of judgment, the members laughed and embraced the fun. (Freedom = free to be dumb) If you're looking for pure tennis without the frills, CC Tennis Club is the place to be. Oh, and all 10 courts were resurfaced in September 2024, so they're the freshest in the valley--proof of David and Terri's commitment to running the best club in the desert.

Impeccable courts and wonderful staff…read more I was invited to play here with tennis partners I met on joinplaytennis.com/palm-springs

Great tennis club! Very active friendly environment. A real pleasure to play there! The courts are…read morewell maintained.

A. Great tennis program, very active Tennis Association. Organized exchanges with other clubs for…read moremen and women, league teams, free clinics on Tuesdays and Saturdays, great game arranging. Also free coffee and a welcoming place to kabitz after your match.

Great place Gorgeous property…read more Enjoyed my stay Would come back for sure Little pricey

Love their clay courts. Great ambiance and professional staff…read more I was invited to play here with tennis partners I met on joinplaytennis.com/palm-springs

I've only played this course a handful of times, and that was awhile ago, but each time I did, it…read morewas a pleasure, the course and the facilities are top noch, and the staff could not have been more welcoming. If you ever get the opportunity to pass through the gates, count yourself lucky and enjoy.

Beautiful resort with exceptional staff and the club house is extraordinary. Yannos the valet…read moreattendant was especially helpful. My dearest friend is having her wedding here.

Deep Canyon Tennis Club is a gem in the desert. I rented here 2 years and then bought 10 years ago…read more The tennis and pickleball courts are top rate, we now have a beautiful new clubhouse with a very active social agenda. The green space rivals any other community. What makes it special are the people. Down to earth,active, fun loving group! Come see for yourself!

Renting temporarily. This place has no privacy what so ever. Very very noisy and nosy community…read more There is an excessive amount of grinding mowing blowing from 6:45 am, all day 5 days a week. The gardening staff is rude. I am near a pool entrance and hub for the staff. They SLAM the gate at least 20 + times a day, speak loudly outside and generally act like THEY own the place. The condos are quite old, and the shared areas are not well maintained, other than the landscaping. Rude clicky kind of neighbors, no peaceful place to enjoy anything that is good. The only thing this place has going for it is the location. I cannot speak to the tennis and pickleball courts, as I do not play. Looking forward to leaving.

What would you say if a park offered all of these amenities:…read more1. Volleyball courts 2. City pool 3. Ymca fitness center and pool 4. Dog Park 5. Scenic Landscaped trails 6. Sculptures throughout the facility 7. BBQ pits and shaded seating 8. Duck ponds and two major water ways with bridges 9. Tennis courts 10. Football and Soccer grassy areas 11. Civic Government including Police I would say you should visit and enjoy the day. Stay tuned the Library is also moving to this location too.

Beautiful place!!! Great scenery and very peaceful…read more I recommend this place. Great for families and they allow pets on a leash

I was visiting the area for 10 days. I joined in the pickleball games at least 7 of the 10 days…read more Courts were well cared for. The other pickleball players were friendly and welcoming. This was a big plus as I was a newbe and didn't know anyone. I really enjoyed with people on different skill levels. The park and lots of other activities going. Playground, dog park, tennis courts and a skate park. Some days parking was a challenge.

Nice set of pickleball courts in the back of La Quinta not far at all from their small little old…read moretown. We stopped by on Friday at 8am and the courts were already 99% full. I semi-anticipated this because it's Spring, lots of tourists and concert goers in town but we were still a bit disappointed that so early it was hard to find a court. The courts themselves are very nice though I will give them that. 5 stars for being nicely painted and maintained. They also had a lot of courts and clear signage as to experience level and offerings on which court should certain level of players play on. Another nice note is they had plenty of shaded seating for watchers and waiters so that's appreciated in the hot sun. The reasons I docked a star were primarily for parking availability and also there could be nicer little perks added. With parking we thought it was odd that they have so many reserved parking permit spots? On a Friday morning only 1 of those permit special spots were being used and the other 15 or so were just open, yet we couldn't park there. Parking was scarce given all of the players which resulted in many parking on the street which didn't make as much sense to me. Also we didn't notice paddle holders for pickleball which all of our local courts have. There's no easy way to navigate who is next to play without those nice visible paddle holders on the courts. We watched players line their paddles all across the ground which seemed kind of unnecessary as those little holders could easily be purchased by parks and rec given how nice these courts appear to be. If there were paddle holders their either wasn't enough or they weren't easy to see given how many paddles were lined up across the floor. Again, not trying to be overly critical but this just seems like a really nice pickleball court and there are some small little upgrades that they could make to ensure this spot is more accessible and up to date. Otherwise, we really liked this area and would happily play here again, keeping these courts on my radar and liked the location from where we stay and the downtown area.

Loved it! Welcoming and great price to play at my level…read more People were friendly and it was well maintained outdoor courts

What a lovely oasis in the desert! Miles and Uta are a husband-and-wife team who run this operation…read moreevery day with their own bare hands. One visit and you'll feel immediate immersion within this uplifting community of pickleballers. There are 21 pickleball courts, a tennis court, and some nice grandstand-style outdoor seating that offers a great view of the action. For open play, one side is 2.5-3.0 and the other is 3.5-4.0. Yesterday morning, the higher-level side had about two courts of advanced-level players. There's even a water and ice machine, plus a misting fan. A portable WC and hand wash station are on-site. There's also a small selection of Selkirk gear, and I was happy to come away with a nice bag along with some merch to remember my visit. There are excellent membership options as well--great value that I would absolutely recommend for anyone in the area. I'll definitely be back once Miles and Uta return from their well-deserved summer break on 10/16/25! I had the pleasure of speaking with Miles quite a bit; he mentioned that February and March tend to be especially busy. All of the folks I played with were incredibly welcoming and friendly, with Miles on hand for much of it. The ever-present sense of camaraderie and positivity makes this place a rare gem in the pickleball landscape.