A really fun way to practice tennis when you don't have a partner. The system was really easy to…read moreuse. The one hour book goes by so fast! I also like how late they are open until - I've booked here for 9pm practice once. The place is really well decorated and welcoming. There's also a small lounge/seating area. They also have a lot of promotions. Prices are more reasonable with their promotions otherwise it's a bit in the pricier side, especially for regular practices.

Visited for their soft opening on Sunday. It was a sleek indoor tennis court with smart ball…read moremachine. I really like that I can practice solo. (They have trainers too and can get 1:1 training as well) You can rent a racket too if you need one ($5) Willing to visit again!

I've been a member of Armadale Tennis Club for a while now, and it's a great place to play. The…read morecourts are in good shape, the people are friendly, and there's a nice mix of casual and competitive tennis.

Joined this club almost 20 years ago and it's still as great as the day I joined! Very friendly…read moreatmosphere where everyone knows everyone and it's not hard to find a new friend to hit with. There's 4 courts hidden away behind the back end of the parking lot behind a play structure. Because it's a small club hidden away, it's pretty easy to get court time. Cost is pretty cheap for membership and programs. Tried out the junior program on weekends and joined the adult ladder later on and both have been a blast! They also host year end tournaments which is super competitive and fun, but nothing beats the year end bbq when all the members come out to collect their medals! Overall, club is a 10/10 and would recommend to all tennis players and those looking to get into the sport.

Another new badminton centre - so happy to see the sport grow! They have 5 courts and centre is…read morevery neat and clean. Courts are new and have good cushioning. All courts are well lit and spaced out too. Definitely a great place to play!

It's very clean and the cashier was very friendly and helpful…read more I was looking fir done racket, and the cashier was very knowledgeable. He introduced me a few different rackets for different level players. He was very patient and in details.

Wrote a dope af review on my experience being introduced to this facility through a Yelp event…read more Thoroughly enjoyed it enough that I stuck around to sign up for an actual membership, so I am legitimately a paying customer and active member of the Tennis club now! Gonna feature some of the first impressions highlights from that review I'd written here (but will also come back to provide updates or post supplemental reviews after some additional visits): Here are my thoughts on Plock Tennis Club, which is a beautifully furnished, welcoming, and trailblazing facility. I'll elaborate: Beautifully furnished -- the decor is aesthetically intricate with tan/brown painted flooring that emulates clay/hard courts; green fences, green painted doors, and even green painted flooring inside the men's change-room to give it that "Tennis Green" vibe. There's also a lot of Tennis-themed ornamentation including rackets (which they sell!) and framed photos of popular pros like Rafael Nadal. Welcoming -- their front desk set-up is there to support you! Men's change-room has lockers (as well as a shower). There is a cozy lounge area upstairs with an equipment station for racket stringing. Trailblazing -- fancy word here, ya? I'll clarify: as far as I'm aware, Plock's Tennis Club is unequivocally unique with its state-of-the-art, intuitively user-friendly iPad/tablet controlled "ball launchers." Beyond the innovative technology layer, the notion that warranted the "trailblazing" label was the appeal of "independent tennis training" (not needing to play with a friend). As far as I'm aware, they seem to be pioneers and a first-of-its-kind place to offer this in Toronto [don't (or actually, please do) come @ me if I'm wrong, but in the meantime, I think the trailblazing label is deserved]. Game, Set, M...embership: During my initial visit, I had the chance to chat with the owners, Tina and Robert. Speaking to them was an absolute pleasure. They're extremely passionate, diligent, and I have a ton of respect for their ambitious business venture. What really stood out was that they were NOT AT ALL "pushy" or "sales-pitchy" about their memberships--almost to a fault (or a "double-fault"?), as they seemed primarily focused on simply providing a great experience and showcasing what the facility can do. It worked out perfectly, though, because by the end of our conversation, I basically SOLD MYSELF ON BECOMING A MEMBER. The $169 "Summer Membership" (a 6-month Starter Bundle that includes 3 individual booking sessions and other perks) seemed like a very reasonable value proposition, so that's exactly what I signed up for. Honestly, even though there is a logical rationale behind their various "peak" vs. "non-peak" and seasonal rates, my first impression of the pricing chart was that it felt convoluted af. But the $169 Starter Bundle bypasses all of that and simplifies the registration process perfectly IMO. Looking forward to getting back on the courts!

This tennis club is a great experience for anyone looking to practice tennis. Instructors are nice…read moreand informative and the courts are well maintained. There's only two courts so you might have to wait on busy days.

My neighbourhood tennis club. Unionville tennis club is literally in my backyard. so the location…read moreis fantastic! for me that is. i love this community club. it is a private club but not for profit. it is entirely run by a group of dedicated volunteers most of whom have lived in Unionville all their lives. they spend a crazy number of hours FREE just to keep this club running well and keeping it affordable for all. The early bird membership for adults for the entire season (April to October) is only $120 and no court fee!!! yet, the club has a full time MONITOR to organize and facilitate court booking. They have 9 top-notch courts (4 rebuild last year) and three of them are CLAY courts (green clay). i am so lucky to have accept to this club. they have a tennis pro who is amazing (Andy Sutton) with 20+ years of experience. they offer a lot of organized events (round robins) and doubles. they have teams for all ages as well and their junior teams perform well - usually 1st or 2nd in the region.

This is one of greatest badminton club in Mississauga. The staffs are very nice, courts are new.read more

This is one of the best badminton club around Markham. The service is excellent. The lighting is…read morevery good. Although it's been 2 yrs now and the flooring is getting old, but that is just normal.

The Badminton and Racquet Club is located just west of St. Clair Station. Frankly, if someone…read morehadn't led me directly to the doors of the BRC, I would have had NO idea it was even there. I don't play Badminton, Racquetball or Tennis so it's clear that I'm not a member, but we came here for our work christmas dinner. The Club itself is fairly large, given that its smack dab in the middle of the city. However, as we went through a tour of the facilities and the building itself, its very clear that the building is old and disjointed and lacks proper flow from one area to another. The courts seemed to be in quite good condition though and you could tell this was an upscale type of club. The area where we had our lunch was quite nicely refinished and looked very crisp. We were seated in a room with a large round table for lunch. There was a set Christmas menu with choice for the main: squash and apple soup, a choice of Turkey Dinner, Salmon or Vegetarian and Christmas "pudding" for dessert. The food was quite good, I very much enjoyed the soup, a nice hearty appetizer for a cold day. The Turkey dinner was great, stuffing, vegetables, turkey, cranberry sauce and potatoes. The Christmas "pudding" was a bit odd, more like a cake with a small scoop of ice cream, but still good. Overall, it was a good experience for a staff luncheon but I dont' think I would recommend this venue for anything other than a relatively casual lunch (provided you know someone who's a member) as the facilities just don't seem to be able to handle much beyond that.

Though I've never been here to play Badminton...or any racquet related sport honestly, I have been…read morein their event spaces . The Badminton & Racquet Club is nothing special on the venue front. Yes, they can host weddings (or in the event I went to, a funeral - yay), but really in the city you could do much better. Their space is nice, through slightly dated, probably due to an older demographic who frequents the club (I assume!). It seems to me that they are going for a "classic" look, but the result is more of a "dated" look - it reminds me a lot of the Faculty Club at the University of Toronto - in fact I wouldn't be surprised if these clubs were somehow linked. In terms of food, they do make a mean cheese platter - at their finger sandwiches are definitely tasty. Also, the bartenders are heavy handed on the alcohol - which may have not been the most appropriate at the event I was attending - but you know. The bartenders themselves were quite friendly and one in particular makes quite a delicious caesar! The only part of the club that does not need an update, in my opinion, are the washrooms. I am a sucker for venue-branded one time use towels (I know, I'm a tree killer) and soaps and lotions, apparently. Overall as a venue, this place is ok, but nothing special. In a city of hundreds on venues, you could definitely do a lot better (but also a lot worse) than the Badminton & Racquet Club.

Great park to do your laps or for walks if you ever need to exercise. Plenty of benches along the…read morepath and by the two playgrounds. Four tennis courts for people to play on. Community centre nearby if you need to park. Two basketball courts. Large soccer field. Can be busy in the late afternoon or evening due to soccer matches. Schools may use the tennis courts during the day.