great place to learn tennis, coaches are knowledgeable and encouraging. the main issue here is the…read moreregistration and lack of flexibility. Waitlist can be long, a few months to get your kid into tennis but worth the wait. However they play on most rainy days, cancelations and pro-rating are unegotiable and there will be no flexibility should you ever need to pull out of a class. With that said if your kid gets into another sport for which you can't predict their practice times, you may not switch classes or request any credit due the extreme rigidity of the owners' club policy.So good luck!

My daughter has been taking tennis lessons here for almost three years. All the coaches that we…read morehave been in contact with have all been great. I do have to say that some coaches are more engaged than others but overall they have all been pretty good. The grounds are well maintained and there is plenty of parking. We will remain members here for many years to come.

Our son has taken lessons with Kristen and Ben for a couple of years now, and we love it. They have…read morea great program that progresses by age group and challenges each student. Their staff is very professional, and we are looking forward to many more sessions with them.

"Marcus started playing tennis in 2007 at 12 years old, and he very quickly decided he wanted to be…read moreone of the best for his age in Southern California. In the tennis world, twelve is a very late start to succeed at such a high level. Fourteen months later, Marcus is ranked #90 in the boys 14's in all of So. Cal, and in the last three months he has had two wins over boys ranked in the 60's. It is anticipated that before he moves into the 16's, he will attain an open ranking of 50 or better. Additionally, as a freshman Marcus is playing #2 Murrieta Valley High School's Varsity team. We are enormously proud of Marcus and credit his accelerated success to his private instruction with Kristen. Kristen started Marcus off in this game and continues to coach him to success through her disciplines on and off the court. We highly recommend Kristen to any parents who's ambition is to see their child succeed at a high level. She is high energy and has learned to successfully translate this excitement and education to her students." -Mark and Kim Nalley

Can't wait to come back in October......!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more Paradise for a place to groove your strokes play in the sun relax in immaculate facilities

The funkiest tennis oasis there is, an absolute gem of a club with impeccable style. 4 hard…read morecourts, pool, jacuzzi, comfortable locker rooms, all surrounded by glorious mountains, a million stars in the sky, the best experience there is in tennis. This ain't a bigtime resort experience, this is bohemian, organic, and fun as hell. If you are looking to spend a long weekend or so hitting balls, cooking food (fire pits and a bbq) , and looking at stars, The Courts is everything.

Coach Benson has been a wonderful teacher to my 8 yr old who decided it would be fun to try tennis…read more She is a true beginner and Coach Benson has been very patient with her. He has taught her so much in a short amount of time. She is loving it! He has a clear and concise way of explaining things, and also makes the lesson fun! I would definitely recommend him to anyone looking for good one-on-one tennis lessons.

My daughter and I have been with Coach Benson for 3+ years. My daughter was scared initially…read morehowever after working with Coach she is more confident in her game and learning new tennis skills. I appreciate the time Coach takes to correct her form, swing and attitude. I've been playing tennis since I was in middle school and wanted to improve my skills and get in more exercise doing something I enjoyed. Coach is an EXCELLENT TEACHER!!

I started taking tennis lessons in January with iTennis and so far I've had a great experience…read more I signed up as an adult beginner since I've never had any tennis training other than just hitting the ball around with friends. I appreciated the scheduling options for both during the week and the weekends. Signing up was a little confusing through the website as the current session classes are offered alongside the upcoming classes. You have to double check which session you're signing up for. Once I was signed up, I received an email receipt but not a formal confirmation and no instructions as to what to bring or wear or what to expect. The tennis rackets are not provided so you do need to bring your own. The coaches are really skilled and know what they're doing so I suggest you trust their method. You will get better if you listen to them. They're really good at assessing where you're at and meeting you there. They will also make sure you're in the appropriate level of class so they will bump you up or keep you in the same level depending on your skill level. So far I've taken two sessions of Adult Beginner I and I'm excited to be moving up to Adult Beginner II. I really appreciate that they are flexible in terms of making up a class if you have to miss one or one is canceled due to weather. The parking lot can be chaotic at times but you'll always find a spot. The tennis area is gated so you have to check in but it also means that the rest of the park activities don't generally interfere with the tennis classes aside from the noise and occasional weed smoke (usually observed during the evening classes). If you've been curious to try out tennis I highly recommend group classes.

Very nice park! Great place to play tennis. Instructors are helpful. My daughter plays here once a…read moreweek. My only discrepancy is the parking lot! It's a nightmare!

I live in a neighborhood of San Diego which requires all home owners to financially support the RB…read moreSwim and Tennis Club, have been since we moved to our current home some 12 years ago. There are two levels of membership, the required one, which has an annual fee approaching $500, and which only allows up to six visits per year, and the unlimited one with an annual fee nearing $700. When people buy in this area, they are adequately informed of their future financial obligations. The facility is quite nice, the other members are generally friendly and most of the lower level staff are equally friendly and capable. There exists two pool areas, one reserved for seniors, adequate shade, and also an ok fitness facility. There are areas for children, many tennis and pickleball courts, meeting rooms, and several annual family picnic events. Of late, many of the required members, who often moved here when the annual rate was much lower, have been unhappy with the cost for something they do not use, and if they did, it would be around $80 per visit, while the enhanced members can attend daily if they so please, possibly at as low a rate as $2 per visit. I understand the need for funding of the physical plant and of adequate reserves for future expenses, and would not personally use the facilities much anymore, as 80 is in my rear view, but think that the board should consider an increase in the allowed annual allowed number of visits equal on a percentage basis to the lat ten years of financial obligatory increases. This might mitigate some of the current unhappiness. And no, I don't wish to serve on the board of directors. Been there, done that.

I came here to play pickleball as a guest of one of the RBSTC members. Therefore, this review is…read moremainly for the facility and the pickleball courts and playing conditions. RBSTC is an old HOA membership only club (for people that live in the community). It is dated, crowded, and very guarded with partitions, fences/gates to separate different activities. They are very strict with tracking and making sure guests are checked in properly. You feel like you're visiting a friend in prison with all the info and form that you have to fill out and sign. But once you get through the check point, the facility is quite nice with swimming pool, tennis courts, pickleball courts, basketball courts, batting cages, etc. Pickleball is the latest craze and is very popular among club members. RBSTC has 8 pickleball courts to accommodate the demands. The courts are nicely surfaced and maintained. However, the center fences are too close to one side of the back courts which hindered your movement and serves. It's great that the courts have lights so you can play at night. But they should upgrade to LED lights for better visual and to enhance play.

I paid for the classes but couldn't enroll my daughter due to personal reasons. Though I tried…read moreseveral times, I never received a refund.

What an awesome experience with Coach Paul at Talalay Tennis! My girls had never formally tried…read moretennis prior to lessons. Coach Paul was quick to adjust to my girl's nerves and they were practicing drills in no time. I really appreciated his approach. Coach Aaron and Makena are also awesome to work with. The whole team is so communicative. I'm truly impressed and we can't wait to come back!

Review 3/365 Day Challenge…read more My 1st time here for my son's tennis tournament match. He's came here a few times for away games from school. The facility is really clean and big. Have a lot of outdoor tennis courts along w pickle ball courts. The restrooms are also really clean. Has a shower too. In the area near the office entrance, there are a lot of tables and chairs to sit and enjoy a meal or drink under the tree with shades. Have an ice machine open to use. Located off State College street. Lots of parking available. It's on a same property lot with a big park.

Love the Anaheim tennis center. I've been playing tennis my whole life (I'm 43). After my first…read moreyear of college I quit for about 20 years because I was burnt out. After I moved to Anaheim, I decided to get back into it and this lace was my method for doing so. I go to their adult clinics at least once a week. I've tried almost all levels and like them all in their own ways. The live ball sessions are my fave due to the higher level of players. All the coaches are great. Th facility is large and has plenty of courts. I also like renting courts and a machine when I'm solo to practice my shots. I also get my rackets strung here. Really can't say enough good things about the facility. I highly recommend you come here and give tennis a try!

Fun to be around the beach and enjoy the nice weather. East to check in and find the court…read more Provides balls if you don't bring. You can make reservations by phone ahead of time. Not too busy when I went in the middle of the afternoon. About 2 courts were still open.

The people are your typical snooty La Jolla people. They are rude and not very welcoming to guests…read morefrom out of town. I called twice and was told By the staff member who answered the phone that clinics were open to all and I just pay the tennis pro directly. I showed up and the tennis pro was not welcoming and Said the staff doesn't know anything that I should have contacted him directly. He let me join but made me feel very uncomfortable the entire time. Very condescending.