Played a tennis tournament here today and I really like this facility. Lots of tennis courts and…read morepickleball courts, seemingly well-kept, along with rocking chairs and seats to watch in the shade or sun. Also has a gym, pool, and plenty of parking.

expected a premium experience at North Hills Club, but it fell far short. First, the padel tennis…read moresituation is ridiculous -- a $5,000 application fee and a 3+ year waitlist just to play? That feels more like an exclusive gatekeeping tactic than a legitimate policy. On top of that, the service is inconsistent at best. I placed takeout orders multiple times and each time they were either delayed, wrong, or completely forgotten. The management is also a major issue -- unresponsive and clearly playing favorites, which creates a tense and unprofessional environment. I've spoken to several staff members who seem overworked and miserable, which definitely trickles down into the member experience. Overall, it feels like the club is riding on its location and name, not on the quality of service or management. Very disappointing.

We love playing tennis at Kildaire Farms! 13 courts to choose from with a 24 hour reservation…read moresystem in place. Plenty of members and USTA leagues to play in. The pool is spacious and shaded for use in the summer too!

Great facility and staff. Signing up for membership was easy and the facilities are always kept…read moreup. It's never too busy which is great as the worst thing is to get psyched to play and to go to a public court only to find the courts all taken and having to act like a beggar asking how much longer each court plans which can annoy a lot of people. Unlike the other public facility where you always have to wait to talk to a person (who is usually busy and not their fault), Kildare is in 2020 and has online reservations which make it more convenient to not have to call and wait or leave voice mail.

Extremely Disappointing Experience - Unequal Treatment & Unprofessional Behavior. Our family had a…read morevery negative experience at Impact Table Tennis Club. The owner does not treat customers equally, and his behavior was completely unprofessional. A member of our group carefully tried to adjust a table just a few inches because there is a structural post right next to it, making it unsafe to play. All the tables have wheels, and we even lifted the table gently to avoid any possibility of damage. Despite this, the owner suddenly yelled in outrage, claiming that moving the table would "damage the flooring" and that he has "several million in insurance" to cover injuries. His response was extreme and unnecessary. The issues didn't stop there. The owner also insisted that our family membership plan only covers two people, even though the sign posted beside the office clearly states the plan is for 2-4 family members. When we asked about the discrepancy, he said he could "do whatever he likes," which is not how a legitimate business should operate. We also noticed that if you belong to his small Chinese group, you receive preferential treatment and privileges, while others were spoken to harshly or restricted. This is unacceptable, especially when all members pay the same fees and should expect equal treatment. A business should operate with fairness, professionalism, and consistent rules. After this experience, we requested a refund of our membership and will never return. P.S. Our photo makes it clear that the family plan is stated as 2-4 people, which is standard at other clubs as well. It also shows the construction/remodeling area positioned right next to the table--exactly why we moved it slightly to prevent any potential accident.

If you are interested in table tennis, this is definitely the place you should choose in NC. One of…read morethe coach is former US table tennis team coach, with decades of experience, had one of the students for more than 14 years. His style is strict but practical. Another coach with experience in Wuhan China for decades has various ideas for teaching kids. And more than 10 regular members love playing table tennis every day here. They described this is the most precious place they have ever been to.

My grandchildren had a taekwondo tournament here. Plenty of parking. Clean bathroomsread more

This park has a dog park, tennis court, volley ball, a softball field and areas for walking and…read morefun! It's a warm day but lots of shady areas available with ample parking for everyone.

Beautiful athletic complex with tennis courts, soccer, football, and lacrosse fields and a…read moremulti-purpose stadium with lighting for night games. The parking lot includes a pair of basketball hoops as well. LED lighting along the path leading to the stadium and aesthetic landscaping throughout. The artificial turf in the stadium includes synthetic "dirt" and "sand". The stadium also includes a patio on the upper level with a dozen or so umbrella tables. Restrooms include changing stations and plenty of stalls. Overall, a great location for multiple sports.

I came here for a Holly Springs Salamander's Baseball game on a beautiful 80 degree day in June…read more Not originally a baseball fan, I was skeptical. However, the stadium is quaint, new, and clean. The absolute best part for me was the shaded seating and ceiling fans. For those sun enthusiasts, there is a tiny section left unshaded. They have a big screen that introduces all the home players, AstroTurf grass, wooden bats, and the stadium is well lit when the sun goes down. The mascot Sal the Salamander is a delight; great with the kids and fun to watch. Concessions are adequate for the size of the clientele and they offer the basics of hot dogs, beer, ice cream, and more. The parking was convenient. The lot was large and a short distance from the stadium. If you are in the mood for smaller crowds and a hometown baseball feel, north main athletic complex is a fantastic choice.

There's 6 courts to play on here. It's always a great time and busier in the evenings when the…read moreweather is good. I love that you can just hop in with others and play with all different skill levels. The people are nice here and you just queue up to wait your turn if there is a wait. The community center is just steps away so you can use the restroom and refill water there as well.

As a beginner pickleball player, I've really enjoyed playing at the Method pickleball courts. There…read moreare six quality courts, with the left half usually set aside for beginner to intermediate players like myself and the right half for more advanced play. It does get busy on weekends, but the queueing system works well--just put your paddle in the rack and wait for your turn. Even if you're solo, it's easy to find open slots and join games, which makes it a great spot to meet other players. The only downside is that refilling your water can be tricky, so make sure to bring a large water bottle. If you get hungry, Neomonde is a great quick option just down the street. Overall, I've found everyone at the courts to be welcoming and inclusive, making it a great environment for newcomers like me.

We have taken a couple of pickleball classes here and they have been a lot of fun. The staff are…read moreincredibly friendly and helpful. Every class has been informative and fun. It's great to have indoor pickleball courts available so you can play no matter what the weather is. The facilities and classes available have been great for helping us pick up a new sport to play together as a family.

Great and friendly staff and they have awesome indoor Pickleball courts. I highly recommend this…read morefacility

This park is fun because there is so much to do. One of the most popular activities is playing disc…read moregolf on the the 18-hole course. There are also baseball/softball fields, multi-purpose (soccer) fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, a playground, a picnic shelter, restrooms and paved trails.

This is a nice park with soccer fields, playgrounds, basketball courts, tennis courts, a disc golf…read morecourse, and a shelter for picnics. I've come here to play football on the soccer fields. It's an artificial turf field, which can be tough on the skin when it comes to sliding, but it's a pretty nice field. It's well-marked and has soccer and lacrosse goals for use. The disc golf course is pretty fun as well - the majority of it is wooded, but there are a few more open holes as well. It's decently marked, so it's not too confusing to follow. Parking usually isn't an issue, but since it is right next to the high school, trying to find your way around can be a bit confusing.