Fantastic new pickleball courts!! Great location, tons of courts, clean and well kept. Zero shade…read moreon the courts themselves but there is some grass near the parking lot where some people will sit and watch friends and family if they're not players. Tons of parking and the players respect the courts and each other. Saturday's are naturally very busy. Half of the courts are used by avid picklers who will place their paddles on the rack out front and rotate through. The other half are more for groups who are going to stay a while if you come with multiple people, if you can manage to snag one I'd recommend it! TIPS & TRICKS: * Bring water!! Use the bathroom before, the parks restrooms aren't the best. And plenty of sunscreen, we are in Hawaii after all, even if it's December!

Directions on Google for the courts led me to a blocked gate which a grounds person told me would…read morebe permanent so you have to put in the Ke'ehi Lagoon Beach Park instead. Every court is gated so it makes for easy ball retrieval. I went around 11am and there were only a pair of couples playing. You definitely have to take someone with you. With the heat, we only lasted 45min. Would return for morning play with a foursome.

I didn't think this store would have as good of a selection as it did, I was really surprised!…read moreGreat paddle selection, and the workers there were both eager to help. Price point was fair, enough that I'll be going back. I've made the wrong decision ordering paddles on line and maybe saved a few bucks, but without being able to handle them is really buying in the blind. These guys do demos! Needless to say all my future paddles will be coming from here!

Located in waipo, this spot has everything for pickleball, tennis, and darts! I come here once in a…read morewhile since it's far for me but there's ample parking every time. I came recently for their Memorial Day sale which was 15% off all products! This is a small shop but they have enough of the basics for you to shop around for pickleball and dart necessities. I come here for overgrip and edge guard, also if I need anything for my darts. Workers are friendly and helpful if you have questions.

Came here in the morning for pickleball open play, there are 4 courts and you just line up to play…read more It wasn't busy when we came in around noon. Court is a little sandy but can't complain for some free open play!

Mahalo to all the Kamaaina that play there on the regular. Friendly, yet very skilled and…read morecompetitive. The 4 courts that we played on were very well maintained. The queuing setup was pretty straightforward and most of the players were honest about leaving the court after reaching "11". A bonus was that it was a very short drive here, from our Waikiki hotel.

I been play one year and my game still all over ,inconsistent didn't get any better ... since I…read moretook first lessons from Dink I learned so much and my friends noticed that I played,better I'll continue learn more from Dink in the future.thank so much for helping my game so much easier.

I have been playing pickleball for a month now. No tennis, racquetball or ping pong background…read more Instagram and YouTube helped me get started, learning tips and pickleball lingo. However, trainer Hong has helped me with proper form so I can avoid injuries now or near future. It's akin to going to the gym. You can lift weights, but without proper form, eventually you may pull a muscle,hurt your lower back, etc. I want to play pickleball for as long as I can and avoid unnecessary injuries. I took my first 2 hours lesson with Hong today and learned so much. My girlfriends and I are now doing group sessions. You won't find me in the kitchen during my free time, unless I am dinking to Hong in the kitchen!

What do you buy the parish priest for his birthday? I actually went in because I noticed it next…read moredoor while at Ohana Subs ordering an Açaí Bowl and rather than wait I thought I'll pick up a couple of cans of tennis balls...yes he plays tennis. There were so many different kinds I decided to get a gift card and he could just buy what he wanted. The man behind the counter told me that's the best idea since players usually prefer specific brands and colors. Who knew? The man said they actually do gift certificates (old school) not cards but not to worry they're good for two years. Not sure that's legal but hopefully he'll redeem it before that. Lots of rackets, apparel, socks, shoes, etc., a lot packed into a small shop. Seems to be popular as I'm always seeing people going in and out. Open every day 10:00 to 6:00. Parking fronting the store or in the adjoining lot. Nice people, genuinely friendly service. Check them out or buy a gift card/certificate for someone you like!

Great service from a nice couple who are very willing to discuss items or recommendations with you…read more Turned around a re-grib and re-string in two days.

Our second tennis clinic with Joe was as memorable as the first clinic…read more Only a registered teaching pro who is also a ranked tournament player could provide improvements in technique and strategy to an advanced player. Joe has tweaked my serve and made me aware of different shot selections. I have already signed up for another tennis clinic with Joe on Tuesday before returning to Arizona.

Terrible experience. I am writing to express my disappointment with the tennis lessons that my wife…read moreand I received from you. Right after we purchased a pack of 10 lessons you started pressuring my wife to buy another pack of 10 lessons, even though we had already paid for the first 10. You made her feel guilty for not paying in advance, using high-pressure sales tactics that were uncomfortable and unacceptable. Your aggression and threats to stop teaching us if we didn't buy more lessons at that moment were completely uncalled for. As tennis enthusiasts, we were looking forward to learning from an experienced coach. However, the experience we had with you was far from satisfactory. We felt that you were more concerned about making a profit than teaching us the sport we love.

Lot of selection for tennis players and pickleball players. Also lots of different cases, nice to…read moresee in person. They have restring services for different racquets. and great to support local. Still have mask up policy in 2025 as others mentioned. No feather shuttlecocks/birdies for badminton playing. Great to still try to support local.

Love this place. I found it unusual that they sold the billiard cue stick cases here…read more The person who helped me gave a discount and super happy about it. Wished they had more, but I guess that's why it was discounted bc offloading inventory. I would consider here again, if I'm getting anything for sports. They even have dart items.

Waialae Iki V Tennis Courts is located at the top of Waialae Iki right after the guard shack…read more The four beautifully maintained courts and recreation room are private and for the use of Waialae Iki V residents only. You either have to be invited by a resident to play or to enjoy the facilities located on top of the mountain. Beautiful scenic views can be seen from here, along with cool gusty breezes. I was fortunate to play here many times and it always takes my breath away.

The pickleball courts are amazing. Coach Bill Skiendiel does a great job teaching PB for all…read morelevels. He is very nice, friendly, and an amazing instructor.

As I was shopping at Land & Sea Golf today I was greeted by Garret. He allowed me to browse through…read morethe store first then approached me to see if I had any questions regarding the store merchandise. I asked about sale items and he walked to the 50% off clothing sale rack and 50% off Olokai shoe and sandal sale rack. I didn't see anything I liked and he suggested I take a look at the fukubukuro shopping bags that was on sale for $49, regular $125. We walked over there and I told him I already purchased one during the holidays and didn't want to take the chance of purchasing a bag with the same three shirts I already have. I asked if I could open one bag and if the shirts inside were different I would purchase it. Garett said he would call the store manager, to see if that was possible. She was very hesitant and later told Garret she won't approve it. He was willing to call Mike, owner of the store and I told him that's not necessary. I asked Garett if he was on commission and he said yes. I've been a retail manager for many years and this is the type of salespeople I always looked for: Garret wasn't just a salesclerk but one that worked hard at making a sale without being pushy, like a car salesman. If I was still a store manager I would steal Garret away in a heartbeat. He knows sitting around doing nothing won't make you money. If you want to make more than just minimum wage you need to get out there on the sales floor and do what it takes to increase your commission.

It's a great little shop featuring mostly Golf products also, you can find a few Pickel Ball…read moreaccessories here. Staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. They have a really good supply of Olukai footwear tailored for Golf. You can also find Raen optics sunglasses too.

I grew up going to this club for swimming lessons and then for tennis lessons. We came here today…read moreto play a tennis match for a league. A lot has changed since I was here as a child. There's a pool near the front that's not just a kiddie pool. There's a ramp and not just stairs at the entrance (good for handicap/stroller accessibility). Unfortunately they closed the snack bar (used to be my favorite place to get gummy snacks after practice). I heard the tennis courts now have a surface that is squishy and unlike regular courts which is not too good. But other than that, it's just as I remember! The parking lot is pretty beat up and today had lots of pooling water in potholes. At least the parking is free!

The biggest positive about this club are the pools. They are huge and there are 2 huge lap pools…read moreand 1 small kiddie pool. There are a number of instructors giving little kids lessons. It also appears there are large swim teams practicing daily in the afternoon. So..if you are expecting a leisurely quiet swim after work you are better off at the beach park. The facilities are dated with rotting railings. Bathrooms are old and not exactly the cleanest. The club has several tennis courts with regular patrons gossiping on the side lines and ummm..playing. Gym equipment is located kinda semi outdoors indoors style. Parking is tough in the afternoon with the kids and their parents descending in droves for swim classes or team practices. If you are expecting new equipment and cleanly updated surroundings with quiet work out space..this place is not for you.