The indoor courts are awesome during the hot summers and cold winters. However, be aware that the…read moremusic played on the indoor courts is raunchy sexist and vulgar, i.e definitely NOT family friendly.

I'm writing this review due to the fact that they charge $2.00 for bringing your own string that…read morethey don't offer or sell addition to string labor $20.00. Staff or Donovan has no reason to give for the charge.

The City of North Richland Hills has a wonderful tennis facility! Lessons and drills are offered…read moreby qualified tennis professionals. The tennis community is friendly with opportunities for all levels of ability . All ages will find wonderful chances to develop their game in a supportive community!!!

Richland Tennis Center offers the mid city area 16 courts that features a sunken championship…read morecourt, pro shop, locker rooms, meeting room and concession area. This center can cater to all your family needs with lessons available to almost the entire human age span. Currently taking tennis lessons for beginning adults. Their lessons are coed, which may or may not be an intimidating factor. Personally, I tend to like plenty of exposure to testosterone...........but that's just me. Group lessons are an hour long, twice a week for four weeks, and very reasonably priced. I am in my fourth series and always look forward to group lessons. The tennis instructors are extremely personal and create relationships with all their students. To supplement my group lessons I also use their ball machine, an inexpensive private lesson for beginners like me. They also cater to the more advanced player by offering tournament and league play, as well as group lessons. If you are looking for a way to meet new people or if you are looking to get serious about tennis, this is the place!

We were told about this park by one of the Haltom City workers! We didn't even know it was tucked…read moreback behind the Rec Center WITH a splash pad. He also said it has just been completed and since not many people know it's ready it isn't as crowded as White's Branch Park. There is a tennis court, baseball field, basketball court, play equipment and splash pad (open Memorial Day to Labor Day, everyday except Wednesday starting at 10am). My kiddo was so excited to play today and no one else was here, so fun. I know by writing this review it'll attract more kids but that's okay, there's plenty of room for everyone to enjoy this space :)

Probably the best all around park in Haltom City (from what I can tell)…read more Excellent playground area, several baseball fields (in pretty good condition), a tennis court, pavilion, a roller hockey court (and probably the only one for a while) a couple of make-shift football fields, and a splash park during the summer. Plus, it's located next to the Haltom City Rec Center so you have access to indoor basketball courts (though I'm not sure if you have to be a resident to use them). This park is almost perfect, till you see some areas that were either abandoned projects or vandalized equipment. But overall, the rest of the park is great.

The facility is beautiful. Indoor courts with great lighting that are very well maintained. High…read moreend main building with a cafe and nice restrooms. The outdoor courts are very nice and well maintained. If we lived even 30 min from this facility, we would definitely join. Unfortunately, it's close to an hour with no traffic. It's fortunate for people who are close enough to sign up for membership. If this facility was in Dallas, I'm sure it would be overcrowded and people would have difficulty reserving courts.

My experience is 3 years old but my understanding is things have not really change. My biggest…read moreissue with this club is court availability. We joined this club because of the indoor courts, admittedly spoiled coming from playing out of a private, exclusively tennis club in Louisiana then a CC here in Texas. This club is more of a tennis academy that allows adults to play. After 6 months of membership, I was literally only able to play a handful of times because there never courts available. This club was focused on their academy side not on the membership. Some of the members I found rude and some just outright mean. My son, who is on the autism spectrum and really good player REFUSED to go back. The staff were pleasant but poorly trained. Facilities are mediocre and everything was à la carte. If you have to play outside there are many very nice public facilities in the area with very excellent tennis coaches, many for former D1 players. I didn't see the point of paying the monthly membership fees for courts you cannot use. Other than the status of belonging to a club owned by a famous player it was really left wanting. I hope things have improved but these are my experiences which was quite disappointing to the point that I paid the early termination fees to leave. Things I wish I had known before joining. Your experience maybe different.

We had our wedding at Mira Vista this past July, and I couldn't have asked for a better experience!…read moreThe staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating, the communication was above and beyond, and the food was delicious! Mary Ellen is FABULOUS to work with and she is very detail oriented! The room for our bridal party to get ready in has wonderful natural light, and stocked with beverages and food. The reception is held downstairs, one area for tables, and another for the dance floor! We had around 170 guests and we all fit comfortably. We had two bars set up, plus a separate cake table! We had our friends and family travel from in state, and out of the country, and I'm SO happy this is the venue where we celebrated along side with them! I am truly thankful for Mira Vista and the happy memories my husband and I will have forever!

my son plays golf and loves it . My husband plays tennis almost daily and has made many life long…read morefriends here.. I couldn't live anywhere else. You feel so safe and security is always there to help with anything you need . the club has a large menu so I rarely cook . We have lived here 22 years and I'm hoping for another 22.

Upon entering the Southlake Tennis Center, I was immediately struck by the impeccable service…read morestarting from the front desk all the way to the courts. My quest was not merely to find a place to play tennis, but to discover a true tennis community where I could feel a genuine sense of belonging and find a tennis home.

Good courts, friendly staff, nice well stocked store. Be forewarned that if you book weekly lessons…read morefor your kid, you need to make sure the schedule is 100% clear -- they don't allow makeup classes for kids (no matter the reason - including illness), which was not clear when I booked the lessons. Liked the summer camps, but feel now I've overpaid for the weekly lessons (paid for 6, but only got 4).

I have recently begun to play tennis again after a few years off due to injury. We rented a ball…read moremachine for the second or third time this month this morning and had to review Jennifer's kindness and efficiency. From helping us set up the ball machine and getting us a close court, to going out of her way to insure our experience was perfect we highly recommend Jennifer. Sincerely, Dr John and Karan Quincy

Arlington Tennis Center is run by the City of Arlington and offers many outdoor courts for tennis…read moreand pickleball. These courts are not free. You can pay as you go or sign up for memberships. They offer leagues, drills, and lessons. The small pro shop sells tennis gear, offers stringing services, and rents equipment like ball machines.

Play here 2 to 3 times a week, over five years. Nice staff, clean and well lit courts. Only…read morecomplaint, they've put Pickleball markings on some courts. Otherwise, LOVE WW for tennis

Wagon Wheel Tennis and Pickleball is like the little engine that could - a municipal gem in DFW…read morethat, unfortunately, honestly goes through big turnout swings with its programming. I've been in and out of their adult tennis drop and drills on Tuesday and Thursday since moving to the area in 2018. For stretches, their tennis drills have been humming with really good players - but then there's a big drop in attendance for a while. The biggest opportunity there is to start developing some new drills and not stick with the comfort of Amarillo and other drill mainstays. Wagon Wheel to its credit was pickleball when pickleball wasn't all that cool - before the pandemic. It seems though with the evolution of indoor operations in the DFW area - several opening since the start of the year - Wagon Wheel has seen a decrease in advanced players and it's mostly low to mid intermediate now - even on their designated advanced courts during their pickleball open plays. They recently enhanced their court waiting area near the original true pickleball courts but are dealing with some backlash over the construction of new courts converted from tennis because they're way too cramped. If you are going to play in a park setting, Wagon Wheel's tennis and original pickleball courts are in phenomenal shape and it's pretty affordable to play there. Their tennis teaching pros work hard and Wagon Wheel has a formidable teen tennis program with other amenities like ball machine rental for both tennis and pickleball. I don't love that it costs more for non-Coppell residents plus fees to run a credit card for tennis and pickleball so I'm willing to pay a little more for better competition and indoor pickleball.