I trained here in the past, took some time away, and recently came back--and the transformation has…read morebeen incredible. The courts have all been repaved, and the new lighting makes night play comfortable and high quality. They've also brought in renowned coach Danny Salloum as the new director, and his influence is immediately noticeable. He's instilling a true high-performance culture that has completely elevated the energy of the facility. It genuinely feels like a brand-new place, and I'm excited to be back. When I first started, I was just hitting casually with friends and never imagined myself competing in tournaments. Through iTennis's high-performance academy, I was encouraged to take my game to the next level. If you're serious about improving--no matter your age or skill level--this is a place that will help you get there.

My father in law introduced us to this place and we booked a court in the afternoon and played for…read more1.5 hours. The place is huge and parking is easy. They have a little shops for pickles ball essentials and some snacks and drinks. It's outdoor and make sure to wear sunblock, sunglasses and hat. We had fun here and will definitely come back.

Four courts. Very limited parking. You're only allowed to park along the picketed fence on the same…read moreside of the court. Other side is resident parking only. They recently changed the rules so that you need a reservation to play get in the afternoon and the city also holds classes on the afternoon all to discourage a crowd. These courts were very popular before these new rules were implemented. People still play here some mornings. The courts are a little closer to each other so you have to BSs careful about not crashing into people in neighboring courts and hitting ATPs is a bit more difficult. The direction of the courts is so that the sunlight can be really in your face. The overhead lights at night are pretty awesome. Too bad you can't play at night easily any more.

The city recently added four pickleball courts by converting one of the three tennis courts. The…read morepickleball courts are very popular and are in use most of the day. If you are lucky, you will be able to play pickleball. Also there is a nightly gathering of dogs and their owners to meet, play, and converse. The restrooms are frequently used by working people, e.g. postmen, deliverymen, gardeners, etc...Behind the park is a horse trail. Nice little park!

If you're looking for a place to find collaborated items for your racket and paddle sports, this is…read moreit! They have a lot of badminton, pickleball, tennis and other items. I'm obsessed with the Dragon Ball items and ended up buying a green backpack and a wristband. I hope they have more collab items soon.

Chanel is the best badminton store ever. They have all the best deals and all the new equipment the…read morestore was so clean and she was super professional and kind 10 out of 10 star Chanel . Thank you so much!!

I hate that so many people had a bad experience. Our experience was the complete opposite. We had…read morecoach Lance and he was amazing with our son. He was friendly, patient and calm as he taught tennis skills and even incorporated age appropriate games to keep the kids engaged in the lesson. He always approached coaching with enthusiasm and put in effort to get to know the kids, their strengths and their individual tennis needs. We went through two rounds of classes and I'm sure will be back soon. I have no complaints. The entire experience was great and I have referred several other families.

My son did their 4 day, half day summer camp in June. The coaches were over half an hour late on…read morethe first day. We had to keep calling the city so they could contact Johnny Allen. Management said we would get the extra half an hour but this was probably never conveyed to the coaches. Saw a post here about where they get instructions from and I know either. The main coach seemed friendly but came disorganized and seemed like he just rolled out of bed. I wanted this to be an introduction to tennis for my 6 year old, so I didn't too much expectations. However, there were too many kids and a large range of ages for just 2 coaches to handle. The kids were just a number. Overall, very disorganized and was really just a camp to babysit the kids.

Omg lol. These are amazing indoor courts!! However lol…read morethere was a kids party on the other end of the place and they were so loud! Because it all echoes in there. It was very cute but also really really loud. Other than that it's a blast and I actually liked it a lot! Theres a nice rest área and drinks available! Parking is annoying but we parked on a separate block further down the street. I'd be back!!

Zero stars if we could. After a month of back-and-forth planning for a birthday, Pickle Pop proved…read morethey have zero integrity. We were told for weeks to wait until the 5-day booking window opened. We did exactly that, only to be met with a condescending manager who basically told us that our business wasn't "profitable enough" for them. The manager's exact sentiment was that they'd rather chase "event money" than honor a regular booking. He didn't care that his staff gave us specific instructions or that we had been planning this for weeks. If you aren't dropping thousands on a corporate buyout, don't expect any respect or consistency from this place. Truly unprofessional and greedy.

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

Customer service is always amazing. Staff is genuine and so friendly. Greatly appreciate them.read more

Such a great shop, staffed by awesome people. I walked in and said that I was a total novice. They…read moretook the time to explain so much about different paddles; how they complement different playing styles, which options work best for beginners versus advanced players, and how to find the right balance between power and control. I had a million questions and they were happy to answer all of them. They were not pushy at all, never tried to 'upsell'. They seemed to genuinely want to help me find the right paddle to upgrade from my $5 FB Marketplace starter paddle. Please check this shop out if you are interested in any racquet sports. I ended up buying a paddle that was a massive upgrade for me but didn't break the bank. I would give Kinetic 10 stars if I could.

Beautiful, clean and safe 4 court Pickleball area. QR code let's you reserve 1hour times. Lights…read moreavailable for evening games.

Every time I go, everyone is super friendly and kind to one another. The courts are beautiful and…read morebathrooms are clean. Easy to book from Yelp just click on Website it takes you straight there.

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!

almost no students signing up because the tennis classes sucks. coaches are not well engaging with…read morethe students. kids are not learning anything. I expect tennis lessons to be more physically active like a lot of running and ball-hitting but it is not. coaches are very rude and can not answer simple questions.

Wow what a great kids program! The kids are actually having fun! The instructors are so good…read morewith the kids. They teach them fundamentals in a manner that the kids enjoy. They turn the lessons into age appropriate games and create an enviorment in which the kids want to learn and enjoy the learning even in the swealtering heat! My 8 year old boy says " I love when the kids play the coaches and we win'! Ha ha ha thats what Im talkin about! Nice job guys! Thank for making it great experience for us!