Would highly recommend this shop for all your tennis needs! We came into this shop to buy a new…read moreracket for a friend and Karen was so helpful pointing us to rackets that were in our price range and explaining the pros/cons of each one. She was super friendly and excited to help us find the perfect racket to our friend and the trip to her shop was definitely some of the best customer experience I have had! She even helped us "customize" the racket to match our friend's favorite color (orange). Would definitely come back here for tennis shopping and to string my rackets in the future too!

Had a great experience shopping for my Tennis needs here! We got a racket as a gift for a friend,…read moreand Karen helped pick out a few models for us after asking a few questions. She was so kind and helpful to work with, even staying within our requested budget range. I'm new to the tennis scene, but I will make sure to come back to Karen's for any of my tennis needs in the future, as my experience here was impactful enough to make me a customer for life!

The family was in town for the week and needed nice tennis courts to hit balls, having brought our…read morerackets. Hubs found SMTC close by to where we were staying in So Pas. Courts opened to the public was a non-member daily fee of $10. I couldn't make a reservation online as I ran into technical difficulty but could see that 1 pm had available courts. Upon arrival we were greeted by the tennis director, Nate, who was in the middle of a lesson. He offered us Court 1 after Venmo'd the fees. We happily plated for 3 hrs interrupted. Very nice facility and well maintained. Covered bench seating for our bags. They had a mini snack and drink shop inside the office where we checked in. There was a cash box to slip money into. We came back a second time and had another day of great tennis. Love that there is a nice tennis community in So Cal now when we visit again. Appreciated the hospitality where tennis lovers can come and enjoy their passion for the sport.

Best Tennis Courts in San Marino and Pasadena area. Great for lessons! Love that it's tucked away…read morefrom Main Street.

Living in Louisiana, I rarely get to see so many pickleball courts like the ones at iPickle…read more(formerly known as iTennis)! There are over 30 courts available for you to play on. You can rent a court on some days, but we went on a Friday night where it was open play and you had to line up your paddle in the queue. Friday night was "Social Night" which means it was $15 to enter but you can stay anytime until closing time (2 am). You can bring your own chairs, food, and they even have food there for you to purchase. There were also fire pits and pickleball merchandise for you to purchase. Staff were friendly as well. Overall, a really cool pickleball spot in the area.

Great friday night to play pickleball. Street parking kind of sucks so arrive early. Lots of people…read morecome play, 15 dollars from 7-PM to Midnight. Good work out, good courts, the back court lighting could be brighten up but this place is great

my child has been attending classes for months now with coach bryson and she has improved a lot and…read moreshe enjoys her lessons a lot!! She sees herself playing until college! Thank you Bryson

I've always admired Wimbeldon, not for the tennis, but for the courts. Oh man, what would it be…read morelike to play on grass! Sadly, in Southern California I can't think of a single set of courts that are not concrete. That is certainly the case here and because there is so little shade until late in the day, the five courts are like mini-heat islands just waiting to suck you dry. Ironically, the courts are hidden by these really large bushes that make them really hard to see. Yet, somehow, they provide almost no shade. So, if you play, go in the early evening when there is some shade and it's cool. The one thing I will say, however, is that because they are hidden, you can usually get a court. Just a head's up for any Yelp tennis players out there. Oh well - at least the heat gives me an excuse for my terrible game! Plus, its free! None of that paying for courts nonsense.

This place is pretty much hidden which is great for the locals who know of it bad for the others…read more. Feels like you're playing on rooftops above the surrounded houses which is simply awesome. Can find lots of tennis balls behind... Bad part: the sun feels extra unforgiving while playing on the court than the sun say like next door.. Since the courts are blocked off from the outside world with the tall walls, there isn't much airflow to give u some relief breezes.. There isn't any light for when the sun set, nor is there a bathroom I think

Tony is a fantastic coach!! I am a beginner and am learning so much from him. His teaching style is…read moreso effective and he is able to break things down to help me understand. I will continue taking lessons from him.

I picked this place for tennis lessons for me and my 6 year old niece kassidee because Tony owns…read morethis tennis court. We don't have to ever worry about getting a spot at the tennis courts like in the public courts at the park. My 6 year old niece attends the youth group tennis class every Saturday from 9am to 10am. Then I play with coach Deliah right after. They are super nice, friendly, professional and well organized. I highly recommend this place for anyone who is looking for private lessons for themselves or for their kids. Very affordable pricing with real professionals. Best prices compare to others. I say give it a try. You won't regret it!

My son just started this summer, and he loves it. Program is so fun for kids. Instructors are great!read more

I always knew that these courts existed but I never got around to playing there until today. I feel…read moreso dumb for only just now getting around to it. First and foremost there's a huge parking lot so that's a breeze. There are 5 courts that are nicely surfaced, a few cracks here and there but nothing major. And best of all these courts are free to the public. With so many courts around the city charging now, it's nice to find well maintained courts at no cost. Also if you go during the day it always seems fairly empty. I've never gone after 5 or on the weekends but this will definitely me one of my go to spots during the day.

I have been to this park a few times. I would play tennis, or baseball here back in the days. Park…read moreis somewhat big. with lots of parking. People come here barbecue as well. Opened to the public of course. I like it.

What's up: We were in the area and decided to check out this park. If you play Pokemon Go, you'll…read morebe happy to hear there's a Pokestop as well as a Pokémon Gym here. We totally didn't stop by here for a raid ;) Parking: The park has a directional parking lot with the entrance starting near the tennis courts. The exit will take you by the Hugo Reid Primary School. There's plenty of parking but be aware of the sign that cautions against the Foul Ball area closer to the baseball field. If you want to be closer to the play area, there's street parking available that can be accessed from De Anza Pl; just be kind to the residents living nearby. Environment: This place has plenty of amenities. There are 3 tennis courts as well as a baseball field, batting cages (indoor and out), and a play area. The play area is closer to the Primary school and even has handball courts. Occasionally, you might spot some peafowl here too. The parking lot puts you in close proximity to the tennis courts, batting cages, and the baseball field. According to the sign, you'll need to get a permit to use the baseball field. Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. This park is pretty nice. It's well maintained and has lots to keep you entertained. The grass area is huge and you can easily take a nice walk around; too bad there isn't a walking path.

I have lived around the area for quite some time and have seen multiple upgrades to the play ground…read morearea over the last several years. I love the refresh of the play ground. It's bright, vibrant and it feels more spacious as well. Great place to go take a nice stroll, play basketball, soccer or even eat at one of the picnic tables.

I have returned to Live Oak Park (LOP) to play some amazing pickleball with a few of my work…read morecolleagues. Luckily, it was on a weekday between 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Again, there are 8 permanent pickleball courts. We used two of them. We didn't have to wait nor did we have to give up our courts during our visit. We got almost 2 full hours of fun play until it got dark. So cool! Courts were really nice. However, they may need to be swept and rinsed down. There are 3 entrances onto the courts. Benches are available on one side. The waitlist rotation paddle system is closer to the benches. Restrooms are nearby the courts, but if they are closed, you'll have to walk over to the other restrooms near the children's playground or basketball courts area. Btw, the pickleball courts do not have any lights for night play. Once it gets dark, you'll have to call it a night! However, the tennis courts do have lights for evening play. If allowed (not sure), you may bring your portable pickleball net and lines for use. Just a thought. Weekends will probably be very crowded. So come early to snatch a court for however long possible until waitlist rotation comes into the picture. I'll definitely be back to LOP for more fun pickleball play. Thanks LOP! Sorry, still no photos at this time.

Our toddler son took tennis lessons here and he had a great time. The instructors are great and…read morework well with the children.

Only place I know within reasonable driving distance near me where you don't have to share a court…read morewith strangers or sit around and wait your turn to play tennis or pickleball. Who wants that? Of course, you need a paid membership here for that privilege. Membership is tiered and you can pay just to play tennis or pickleball and the highest tier allows access for all the courts, including the squash and racketball ones inside. With a paid membership and through their app, you can book a time slot to reserve your court. Hardest times to get are around 5 pm and up on weeknights as those are considered prime times. Weekends during the day are usually easier to get as well, although after 7 pm the courts are open to the public and everyone in LA comes out and it's the wild west. Everyone floods the best courts - 5 and 6 which are dedicated pickleball courts, the only 2 in the compound - and then you get a real spectacle of players, from average to really good players. There is an elitist expectation it seems that only good players are allowed to play on these two courts, which is just laughable and leaves a stink of pickleball snobiness all around. But oh well. Just as a side rant here: anyone can play pickleball and be good at it. You don't have to be incredibly athletic to excel. Just go out and watch and you'll know what I'm talking about. Another annoyance is that eiquette and basic courtesy are often compromised during these open hours. Some times, you'll have a few rude idiots that just walk through your court instead of coming in from the outside. I don't know what it is, but pickleball seems to attract a lot of people who lack self awareness! Everything is on the honor system as there's nobody there to really enforce your reservation, so sometimes you'll get some who play over their allotted time. Just kindly ask them to leave and usually they comply. Then there's the real rare occasion where they give you attitude for some reason. Just hilarious. Imagine fighting over a court that doesn't belong to you? Lmfao! The whole compound is fenced in so you have to go through the main entrance to get in. I saw one guy jump over the fence once to get inside. How desperate are you to play, bro? Just pay for a membership like any other productive member of society. At any rate, all the other courts other than 5 and 6 are tennis courts that can be converted in half to 2 pickleball courts (there are movable nets on each court). The other fenced courts on the north end are all dedicated tennis courts. Inside the facility, there are some squash and racketball spaces that seem to always be occupied. There's even a gym inside for members, but the equipment there is pretty basic and sparse. As for making reservations, the app acts funky sometimes and you can't get a reservation even though there are open spots. You just have to keep trying or call the shop and they'll help out. Other than a few annoyances mainly from the non members, it's a great place to play tennis and pickleball day and night!