This is another of Orland Park's wonderful neighborhood parks ... this one on Wheeler Drive. This…read morepark has almost a one square block of fields where soccer games are played, mostly the recreational soccer games organized by the Parks & Rec Department of Orland Park ... but anyone is allowed to come on the fields and play, when not reserved for the organized teams. Our daughter played here in the large Kiddie Clinic Soccer program where they teach young kids the game. Great fun. This park also has two sets of playground equipment for children ... one each for the different age groups. There are also two basketball courts for those that play that sport, and three fenced in tennis courts for those that play tennis. The tennis courts have the added attraction of being lined out for pickleball games also. This is a great park for all to use ... and it is close by in the neighborhood. Try it ...

They have a lot of courts available and the charge for non-members is only $7 the times I've gone…read more Always a great time as there are groups who meet there frequently, so there is always someone to get rounds of games in with. The courts are up to date and the overall facility is nice

Great experience with plenty of parking. Open play was from 7:30-12. We only had to pay $10, so it…read morewas a great deal. They have an instructor on staff who if you have at least four people to play with will give you and your group lessons. Me and my friend ended up meeting some nice ladies who wanted to play with us and they ended up teaching me a lot this was only my second time ever playing pickleball and they were very patient with me which I was very grateful for.. The bathrooms are really clean in the lockers were nice too and they outside of vending machine and there is other areas of the fitness club too that I didn't explore yet. I definitely will be back.

I have really enjoyed the competitive leagues here, and also the structured open play times. Always…read morewelcoming and fun. I've met a great community of players and it's my top club to play at!

This is favorite pickleball club to play at in Naperville and the contiguous suburbs. The owners…read moreand employees are friendly and accessible. The amount of open play opportunities and leagues by far surpasses the competition. The pros give excellent lessons from beginners to 5.0 level. I'll never leave Sure Shot!

Been here multiple times and have brought my friends as well. Pickleball4All is a great place to…read morego! You can book lessons, events, and private courts via CourtReserve and their system makes it super easy to look at if events are full or not. Courts wise - 7 courts, all using Selkirk semi permanent nets, balls located around the courts, paddle system for Rack and Play, challenge court during Rack and Play. They also have water fountains, some drinks to buy, a small lobby, and paddles and equipment to purchase as well. The Rack and Play is great! You get to play with a ton of people and get a ton of games in. It's affordable too! I think too many new indoor places want to do all the bar/food/fad type of experience. Pickleball4All is all about pickleball, meeting fellow players, and a community! Also, the owners are awesome to talk to! 5/5 will definitely be back again!

Super nice indoor space to play PickleBall! Especially now that colder months are fast approaching!…read moreThey provide the balls so you dont to worry. Just bring your paddle and play! Reservations are required. And there are a few perks to becoming a member if you are a pickleball fanatic! I tecommend that you try it at least once get the feel of the place and if you like it then sign up for membership! Happy playing/pickling!

Big City Pickle is one of my favorite spots to play. The courts are always in great condition, and…read morethe layout makes it easy to get games going without waiting around. The staff are friendly and helpful, making the whole experience smooth from booking to play. The environment is positive and welcoming -- whether you're playing competitively or just for fun, it feels like a good community. If you're looking for quality courts and a great vibe, this place delivers.

Have played at this location a couple times, both with similar experiences. As popular as it is, I…read morefeel that it is more so for beginner Pickleball players. This past weekend while playing during their open play, it seemed very disorganized and all over the place. Although the courts are labeled by skill level, no one was really abiding by them and everyone just went for whichever courts were empty. The paddling up system is a little weird where you just leave your paddles on the side of the net where everyone can walk and it distracts you from the game. Same with the exterior of the courts; there is not much space to move back since people are constantly walking or sitting right behind you. There are no barriers so the balls fly all over the place and halt game play in the middle constantly. It's a nice hang out spot if you're looking for casual play or just to chill with drinks and other games. For seasoned Pickleball players like myself, the setup might become a little frustrating.

Very disappointing that I walk into a place where the staff (including concession stand staff) are…read moreNOT WEARING MASKS. They even allow their customers to NOT wear masks. If I could do ZERO STARS, I certainly would. If you are worried about Covid, not the place to be.

We had a birthday party here for my son. It was great! We had half of the indoor soccer field and…read morehad the option of the basketball court too. It was affordable as opposed to some other places. It was perfect for a 12 year old boy's birthday party. They take care of ordering the pizza and are very easy to work with. If I could change one thing, it would be that drinks are either provided or we would bring our own in. All of the kids had a great time!

Low level of performance. Maybe one available skilled and knowledgeable trainer on the court…read more Kids are not thought correct technique nor are though almost at all. Lady coach on the phone most of the class or dragging herself across the court. Expensive and not worth.

Strange day out here at Windswept Fields for Richie Tenenbaum…read more He's playing the worst tennis of his life. There's obviously something wrong with him. He's taken off his shoes and removed one of his socks... and actually, I think he's crying. :::abridged excerpt from Royal Tenenbaums::: So I don't know a whole heck of a lot about tennis. In fact, beyond the outfits, that there are racquets involved, and that John McEnroe is f*cking hilarious- I'm pretty much clueless. But in the spirit of adventure I accompanied a small but spirited group to the Hinsdale Racquet Club to watch the Univerity of Illinois (Chicago) square off against the University of Chicago in doubles and singles matches. The Hinsdale Racquet Club is the home facility for the UofI team and seemed to be a pretty nice place to whack a few felty neon yellow balls around. The club itself isn't huge, but it's big enough that you can't see what's going on on each court from the front side viewing area. Divided into 2 sides (right and left) with 4 courts each, there can be a lot going on at the same time and it can be difficult for a person such as myself to stay focused on the game at hand. I thought the facilities were great- maybe due mostly in part to there being a nice big indoor fireplace, comfy seats, free tampons (in a pink tin that says 'little princess' on it- photo attached), and all the tea and coffee with flavored creamer you could ask for. These are the kinds of things that win me over. As for the rest of the Tennis veterans, I heard small grumblings about the viewing area here vs other clubs where spectators have an elevated area (like you'd imagine there'd be in a surgical room for overhead observing) to take in the tennis sights. I can imagine how that would be a nice feature to have - or at least a bit better than what HRC has going on right now where one side of the facility has a giant fireplace, flat screens, large tables and plenty of room for sitting where the other side has only 4 chairs and a coffee table between the entryway to the courts and bathrooms and also has an obstructed view with the glass paneling only running about 15 feet into the court. So, not the most ideal there. And like I said, I don't know squat about tennis but as an onlooker, this place seemed just fine and fairly hospitable given the free beverage situation. So on that note, I'd like to leave you with a few of my favorite McEnroe moments... God, I love this man!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8Nyc9jzSDg&feature=related