Beginner lessons with Coach Dice and I fully recommend!…read more He is deliberate and explains the strokes well. He serves it slow to allow us newbies to be able to return the ball. He uses the full hour and doesn't cut a lesson short - unless he has to due to storms Highly recommend

Nice clean courts and the management crowd taking the fees are very friendly…read more One negative is a number of cracks on the pickleball courts. If you don't belong to membership the cost could add up at $4 for 2 hours. I am not complaining as I enjoy have this as an alternative site to play. Sunny courts and few places to sit. I'm

I take my tennis game very seriously and the level of service and racquet/string expertise I get…read morefrom Eric is top-notch. When I first met him, I lived up in Vinings near the store...but now I live on the other side of town in Decatur and I still go to him, he's that good. You won't regret the trip up to Windy Hill, and if you're in a tight bind due to schedules, he can find a way to work with you. I'd recommend him to any serious or casual tennis player.

Eric was amazing! I had purchased a racquet from him a few years back. I had lingering tennis…read moreelbow so he helped me with a racquet choice and strung it to help my tennis elbow. I haven't been bothered with my elbow since. I love my racquet and was ready for an upgrade. He was very informative about my options. Once I made the choice he had it strung and delivered to my house the same day. I am so excited to play with the new one. Thank you Eric.

My son has been coached by Perfect Tennis for the past 4 months and his game has improved by leaps…read moreand bounds. Perfect Tennis has helped him with his ground strokes, serve and agility on the court. The founder of Perfect Tennis is extremely passionate about the game and he brings a great focus and attitude to each and every session. He is very patient with my son and has been encouraging my son to inculcate good habits on and off the court. I believe the coaching advise my son got from Perfect Tennis is worth more that what we have been charged and we will continue to rely on Perfect Tennis for the foreseeable future.

From the owner: Private high skill Tennis lessons for Juniors and Adults. Learn how to strike tennis ball like the…read moretop 20 men in the world. Serve like the Pro's.

Fun golf course in decent condition. I've played it many times over the course of the four seasons…read more Today the greens were bumpy and aerated which made it tough to hit putts. Several nice houses on the course. The country club itself has a restaurant and a wonderful swimming pool. If you live in the area is definitely a place to consider joining . ‍. Pro Shop is always stocked with really good quality gear and the club pro is a cool guy Great place overall.

Review as an event space: It was a splendid aesthetic and…read moreeasy to get into the place. I enjoyed my event, and there were plenty of little touches including the Listerine in the bathroom or the dinner mints on the way out. The food they prepared was a buffet with plenty of salad and vegetarian options and nice-looking desserts so I was reasonably well taken care off. The thing I had against them is they have multiple adjoining rooms and they scheduled what sounded like a teenage girl's birthday party next to a serious adult event with lecture and Q&A, so that wasn't great. So just watch out for those sorts of things.

Very sad to see the pathetic bully tactics of a manager etc., simply because they didn't like the…read morereview posted. Sandra's review is factual and was pointed out many times by many members who have as much right to enjoy a peaceful space as anyone. However when she requested to see the end of year books as its a member funded club she was denied them and attacked and bullied. Pathetic behavior. This used to be a lovely quiet pool enjoyed by everyone. It definitely had problems everyone would agree, broken glass, kids running, all rules posted on the wall but none followed. Drinking beer and eating in the pool on large floats. Loud music. Its very sad that people behave this way, or that parents allow their children to behave this way. Judging by the remarks of the manager or chairperson its really a low bar he has set for himself so probably not so surprising. I have happily attended many events here over the years and used the pool for 15 years but decided to change memberships as a result of this type of treatment of members. I'm waiting for the review when he calls me a liar :) He doesn't like facts.

Its really sad how this club has deteriorated in the last few years especially the last ten. Rules…read moreseem to something that some people and their guests don't feel apply to other long term paid members. Screaming kids, eating in the pool, floats the size of mini coopers, ball throwing hitting older members etc. Its pretty low when the committee refuse to provide financials to paid members for over 15 years stating that we can always join another club if not happy. A lot of negative things have happened in the last few years in our neighborhood sadly the pool is just another.

This is my "home" tennis center. I've played several seasons of league tennis here and been coached…read moreby a few of the pros. First, the location can't be beat. I have yet to find another tennis center that is as convenient to my team as BGTC is. Since it's right off of 75, it's really easy to get to and also easy for opponents to find. They have both hard and clay courts. I have played at a LOT of tennis facilities around Atlanta, and the only other clay courts I've seen are at private clubs. The clay courts are slightly more expensive than hard courts, but the cost may be worth it if you're trying to take it easy on your joints. The clay courts are up top, while the hard courts are down at the bottom of a hill, but luckily there is parking convenient to both sets of courts. You can usually call a day or two in advance and get a court reservation, but just a tip: if you're playing a "match" it's cheaper than playing by the hour. The rates at these courts are reasonable compared to other courts you pay for....not saying they are reasonable in general, but you're not getting ripped off. Since I play mostly on hard courts, most of my comments are about that area of the facility. They seem to do decent job of keeping up the courts, although for the past year or two they've been having issues with one or two of the lights being out. It wasn't un-playable, but if you were assigned one or two of the not-as-well-lit courts, it definitely made it more difficult to play. Also, there are no restrooms nearby the hard courts; you have to walk up the stairs and around the clay courts to get to the clubhouse. Having restrooms near the hard courts would be a serious improvement; particularly since my opponents always want to use the restroom between warm-up and playing, or between sets. A trip could take 15 minutes. As for team play - I have captained probably 10 seasons of teams out of BGTC. The manager, Amy, does a great job of keeping captains informed and is hands down the most organized manager I've dealt with. I love that she is available by e-mail and keeps my credit card on file so I don't have to take the extra step of coming in the club house to pay. It's also nice they let me pay for team matches and coaching week-by-week so that I don't get charged if there's a rain-out. She also does a great job of rotating teams through the "good" courts for matches (the ones right next to the bleachers). They event have a twitter account to update you on rain-outs. I know not everyone uses twitter, but I appreciate that they are proactive about getting info out there (versus me having to call every 15 minutes for an update). One other thing - they could really improve their round robins and probably get a great group going if they included food and beer in the price. The DTC round robin always has a wait list, it would be great for those wait-listers to have another option.

Agape raised their rates 25% with no notice on the website or via email. They decreased their staff…read moreand stopped maintaining their clay courts. They sent me five invoices for the season from three different people and, you guessed it, FIVE different amounts. The cheapest and most expensive hundreds of dollars apart. Then mid season our coach says there is a new rule that you can not have more than eight players attend a practice on one court or you have to pay for a second one. If a second one is not available only eight people can practice. It's $140 per week for practice and you want to try and force us to pay more? Agape is hands down the most disorganized, unprofessional tennis management company in Atlanta Don't reward bad service - ban courts run by Agape.

There is no "nature trail" don't come here if you're looking for that. the bridge has been taken…read moredown too.

Another great park in Kennesaw! This one is home of the Kennesaw Baseball Association, and hosts…read moresome of the best Little League play in the metro Atlanta area! Adams Park features: * Six lighted baseball fields * Four lighted softball fields * Concession buildings * Indoor and outdoor batting cages * Two lighted tennis courts * One lighted soccer field * 3000 ft x 8-foot-wide concrete trail * 26,000 sq ft Ben Robertson Community Center * Scout Hut building * Playground * Picnic pavilions and shelters * Park bench seating * Drinking fountains * Wi-Fi hotspot

I really like this facility. They take reservations (unlike Piedmont Park) and it is in a…read morebeautiful area surrounded by trails, a golf course, etc. There are 12 courts and they are open Mon-Thurs. from 9-9, closed Friday, and open Saturday and Sunday. I love the fact that there are always happy healthy people jogging around with their loved ones, friends, or pups. It is just a really good energy to encounter and intriguing that, in the middle of Buckhead, this beautiful park is tucked away and you would never know how close you are to the traffic and fumes. The "Tennis Center" itself is sort of old and funny-looking (you'll be like, "Is this where I am supposed to go to meet my opponent?!?"), but they are in the works to build a 4000 square foot semi-underground building. The positioning of it will help to conserve energy for them. Also, if you are in the market for lessons, they have pro's there that you could book through the pro shop. Because their pro shop is (currently) really tiny, they don't have a store to purchase items (I would put money on it that they will have a store that is jam-packed with your tennis apparel after their construction of the new facility is complete). One last cool story- Last time I was playing there, I saw Andre 3000 of Outkast walking by my court (evidently, per him, he lives close to there and (I am guessing) he is health concious too?). So, I ran off the court and got his autograph on a tennis ball!!! You would never believe it, but (per him) it was his first tennis ball ever signed! Haha! I was ecstatic and offered for him to come play tennis as I have extra racquets, though he politely declined. Happy tennis playing! Have a blast and good luck!

Played tennis over this past weekend. A tennis pro was very loud and abusive on another court…read more Saturday around 9am the landscaping crew decided to mow the lawn, edge the grass, etc... unfortunately, about 45 mins of very loud and dusty air on probably the busiest time of the week. When suggested a better time, let's say during the week less busy court time, the so called pro, same one mentioned above, was very abrupt and rude. Do not recommend PAYING for a public court with such rudeness and threatening staff.