I really like the PC MARC. I'm a member. The price is perfect and I really enjoy their classes and…read morespace. I have taken BOSU, palate, strength and conditioning, mobility and stability, eLignabar classes. They have a lot of tennis facilities both indoor, outdoor, and in a bubble. And then the same courts are (controversially) use for Pickleball. I've taken a Pickleball lesson with their expert. There are only outdoor pools, that aren't open in the winter, and which will be reconstructed and renovated in 2025.

Heads up moms and dads- my son was enrolled in PC MARC Adventure Camp the week of July 7, 2025. The…read morecounselors took a group of 9 kids in a small van to go golfing on the first day. After golf, the group left in the van to head back to the MARC without my 10 year old son. TWO counselors, 9 children, and the counselors didn't realize they had forgotten my son until I called about 45 minutes later to inform them. My son called me from the golf shop after looking for his "group" for about 20 minutes. He did not steer away from the group or go to the bathroom. The only response we received to this situation was a call, 4 days later to apologize and offer a refund.

The Sports Mall is celebrating their 50th anniversary and you'd think with all the advertising…read morethey're doing, that they'd clean up their facility and bring in some up to date equipment. This place has been the exact same for as long as I can remember. We've been customers off and on for more than two decades, and a majority of the machines are still the same. The treads are worn on lots of equipment which can be a hazard, some labels are torn off and illegible, some seats are stained with spray tan, some cracking. We enjoy the classes that they offer as part of our membership. The trainers and class staff are inspiring, very helpful and friendly, supportive and kind. Unfortunately parts of the facility smell bad and it's inexcusable IMO. For example, that hallway passing the racquetball hall smells absolutely putrid. I have yet to see or detect that the berber (carpeting!!!) has been sanitized, shampooed, or replaced... Men sit between matches, pouring their sweat onto the carpet. Barf. That hallway has earned the moniker "stinky hall" for a reason. It truly smells sharp and foul. The fans in the weight room aren't sufficient for moving the stale air. Some days this summer, I've thought I was having hot flashes and feeling faint - come to find out, the room was nearly 80°! They don't seem to keep the thermostats maintained at reasonable temperatures. That's not acceptable. Upstairs, it's dreary AF. It feels tired. It looks the same as it did in 2003. Same dreary fluorescent lighting, too. Absolutely nothing updated on the walls. The locker rooms are generally kept up with lots of lockers for patrons. Unfortunately the wet area can get kinda gross. In the women's one, I've occasionally seen clumps of hair and bandaids left in the showers. I've gone into stalls only to find that the showers weren't working properly. Trickling low water pressure or non-adjustable scalding water!! Without the cover, the pool area is decent in the summer. The space feels dilapidated the rest of the year with that holey and aging cover. You can tell that kids are peeing in the pool so they counterbalance it by treating it with lots of chemicals. I've only gone to the pool once this spring, and haven't been back since I ended up with an itchy scabby chemical burn on my shins. :( I don't play on the tennis/pickleball courts, but they appear to be really snazzy. Seems that they're kept up and well maintained from the looks of them. Basketball court seems good too. The hallways to get to all these places are fluorescent lit and dreary. I wish they'd update their spaces to reflect the higher end clientele they're serving or trying to attract... They can write off the maintenance, so I don't agree with some of the replies left by management. They could make changes, they just don't seem to want to. Alas, I still go here because it's quiet and the equipment/benches/bars are usually open throughout the day, the people generally keep their eyes to themselves and most are respectful, versus the bustling "meat market" gyms like EōS and Vasa... They really need to refresh and clean up this place. Currently two stars.

I am not a member here but part of a league that is playing pickle ball here…read more I didn't know about the bubble being around the courts for winter which was nice inside it was comfortable. Outside was in the upper 60s the day I went. Not sure if it would be cooler than it was when it's 30 outside. The walk from the front desk to the courts I never would have found on my own. I didn't see any other signs that said what was what way besides the ones my group put up. Everything looked clean and taken care of. I didn't use the locker room or restrooms. They do have a bar attached that was a nice bonus. We only got drinks but they do have food as well. Next time I'll have to try some.

Beautiful facility with 4 outdoors pickleball courts and 4 indoors, with netting in between so…read moreballs don't constantly roll onto other courts interrupting games in play. Lounge upstairs with comfy leather sofas, ping pong tables, magazines to read and even a couple of doggy beds for your best friends. Open Play in the Fall on Thursdays 6-9pm. Great place dor pickleball.

First, after being a member for three years, the facility itself is nice. Problem is the tennis…read moreclasses and drills are mainly focused on juniors. The only men's drill class is at 6:00 am, all the women's drills are mid-day. What about working women, SOL I guess. I only found one instructor ( for lessons) who really knows his stuff. Then there is one guy (investor in SunPro), who is running all the men's 3.0 and above league team's only goal is going to National's, not for fun or competition. He ruined the men's 3.0 team. I had enough and left even though I live 15 minutes away. I now drive 45 minutes to Sports Mall much more professional place to play.

Brand new Pickleball courts, fenced soccer area and tennis courts! These are great!…read moreThe park is right next to the courts! Water fountains and bathrooms easy to access. Soccer fields and baseball fields too. So excited to have these close. We will for sure be visiting often!!

I enjoy playing league matches and the tennis instruction at Liberty Park. I play outside for…read moreleague matches, and had a lesson inside the bubble. I'll highlight the tennis lesson. The group lesson I had with Conner last night was excellent. First of all, I noticed how I couldn't stop smiling throughout the experience. Next, he gave us lots of fun drills to practice with that helps our doubles game. Finally, he gave specific tips which made me more confident with my volleys. Thanks Conner!

I've been playing tennis at Liberty Park for about two years and I love it! Everything from the…read morequality of the courts, the staff and coaches, the fellow tennis players, and even the prices are great! The staff is super friendly - there are about three different ladies who are usually running the front desk. If you've played here at least a handful of times, chances are they will greet you by name. They are super friendly, helpful, and always have a smile on their faces. The coaches are great as well - have a lot of experience and work with you to improve your game, whether you're taking a private lesson, at the group workouts, or just chatting it up between sets. The courts and nets are in prime condition. All 12(?) courts are lighted, and 4 courts are in the bubble during the winter so you can play year round. There's usually always court availability unless there is a tournament they are hosting. Only caveat is that there is a fee to use their courts I take private lessons with Lani every once in a while. Lani is the head tennis pro at Liberty Park and she is awesome! she has an extensive and impressive tennis resume, both professionally and coaching experience. I definitely get an amazing workout at my private lessons because Lani pushes me to become a better player. One of the best things at Liberty is that they do group workouts just about every day of the week and for every skill level. They have group workouts for different levels both during the day and evenings during weekdays - absolute beginners to those who play competitively. Sat and Sun mornings they do cardio tennis or stroke workshops. Lots of fun doing drills, playing out points and meeting new people! And like i mentioned before, it's always nice to be able to play tennis during the winter months too! Here are the general fees, but don't quote me on it: Court fees: $6/hr during the summer. It's definitely more when the bubble is up (there are only four courts). I think it's something like $20/hr in the bubble Private Lessons: $60/hr and they have promotions sometimes where you buy 6 lessons for $300 Group workouts: $15 or $75 for 6 workouts

Clean gym with brand new equipment. It's never very busy here either. Friendly staff and top notch…read moreamenities. I love it here.

My five star review is solely based on the USA 123 tennis classes. I was interested in taking up a…read morenew hobby and decided to look into tennis classes. I'm so happy my online search landed me here! A set of 6 classes are $99 for an hour and a half and group class sizes are reasonable. The instructors are fantastic and truly care about helping you learn the fundamentals while having fun. I've taken 12 classes so far and have come a long way thanks to the instructors here!

Wasatch Hills Tennis Center (once Coach Mike's) is a wonderful place to play tennis! The…read moreatmosphere is inviting and makes you want to come back, which I have for 30 years! Thanh, who usually runs the front desk, is friendly and accommodating. When it rains and we need to scramble to get an inside court, he is very helpful. Even during their recent rebuild they worked hard to let us diehards continue to play the game we love. It sure is fun to play in the bubble all winter also, and Wasatch Hills makes that possible! Thank you, Thanh, and all who work there!

This was one of the most shocking and unacceptable experiences I have ever had at a sports…read morefacility. An employee drove the wrong way through a clearly marked one-way entrance, forcing me to slam on my brakes to avoid a collision. When I pointed out the one-way sign, he told me he worked there and could "do whatever he wanted." I admit I lost my temper and used profanity, which I later apologized for. Instead of de-escalating the situation, the employee got out of his car, aggressively confronted me, chased my vehicle, and then confronted me again inside the facility. He told me, "You will be shot" and "People have guns." No employee should ever speak to a customer this way. What is even more alarming is that this happened at a facility where many children train every day. As a parent, I am deeply concerned about the safety of families and children if this is how employees behave. Because of this serious safety issue, I will never return to Wasatch Hills Tennis Center, and I cannot recommend it to other families.