Quality indoor tennis courts. Must be UW affiliated to play here…read more I was able to play with a hitting partner I met on joinplaytennis.com/seattle

Maybe it was different in the past, but playing here is not open to the general public, unless…read moreyou're the guest of a UW student or faculty member. Staff has even posted a crude sign on the front door saying exactly this, so they likely get some number of people coming in regularly and thinking the place is open to all.

Great courts, but a bit pricey to book…read more I play here often with hitting partners I met on joinplaytennis.com/seattle

I just got off the phone with Tennis Center Sand Point, and my interaction with the Pro Shop and…read moreTCSP overall left such a sour taste in my mouth that I had to leave a review. I needed two rackets strung and I called Tennis Center Sand Point for a quote. I talked to the receptionist and she said she'll transfer me to the Pro Shop. I waited on the phone and I was left with a voice message saying the voicemail inbox was full. Ok, no problem, I called again and same receptionist picked up. I was then transferred again, and someone picked up...from the Tennis Center cafe. Er, what? I called a third time and was finally transferred to the Pro shop. I asked them for their prices and it was a bit steep in the price (which by all means is fine - I'm not arguing against their policy.) I wanted to ask another question and thanked them for the quote, and in the middle of my sentence, the guy in the Pro Shop, with the most monotone and rude voice, interrupted me and just said: "Have a nice day" and hung up on me. The nerve. Customer service just flew out the door. This interaction itself single-handedly made my decision to NOT go to Sand Point to get my rackets strung. Sand Point, you just lost a potential customer. And from all the 1-star reviews, this is not an isolated incident. From the rudeness to overall incompetency, I will be looking elsewhere to get my tennis needs met.

I have played a lot of tennis between my 10 and 18 years, then I stopped and haven't played for 26…read moreyears... Only after three lessons with Mortada I started to play some good backhands and a few decent forehands, I believe by the fifth lesson I'll be back to a decent level that I will enjoy again. Mortada helped me to focus on the right things with fun! I definitely recommend him

Arindam was amazing and professional. I am a beginner. He went at a very good pace for me and…read moreshowed a lot of patience. I left my first lesson feeling like I can do this!!

Very affordable and friendly tennis club. Open 24hrs!!!read more

FCAC is a humble little tennis club for beginners and intermediates to make friends and learn the…read moregame. Glenn D. works hard to set-up matches and provide learning opportunities! The culture is designed to allow people to easily get courts and "drop-in " on short notice for "pick-up games". What a neighborly, old-school concept! You don't get this coziness at other clubs.

Great place for tennis equipment. Glad we stopped in! Restrung racket, bought a pair of shoes and…read morenew tennis balls

The employee working was extremely knowledgable and it was evident that he loves Tennis. I came in…read morefor shoes and was shown many good options.

This is a great hidden gem in Seattle…read more -------- Highlights: Super well-maintained courts, great lighting, awesome indoor climate, generous court time near closing Disappointments: Customer service is unstructured, rates are hard to read and unclear, no tennis balls provided for play -------- Parking is abundant and easy, so it makes being here stress-free from the start. The front entrance is wide and easy to spot thanks to the large blue banner out front. Inside, there's usually two receptionists, but the process felt a little unstructured. Pricing is hard to read in person and you'll have to ask what to do and when to pay. The courts are pretty top notch here. They extremely clean and cared for. You can rent single or double courts, with pricing based on group size. There are curtain dividers for privacy and to keep the balls from drifting between courts when you play. A major plus is their flexibility near closing. We booked a one-hour session, but ended up playing about 90 minutes since the prior group finished early and the light stayed on past 9:15. They don't provide tennis balls, so make sure bring your own. This is a solid choice for reliable indoor tennis if you are in the area.

Probably the cheapest option for indoor courts in Seattle. Some of the courts were oddly stained…read morein the middle of summer. Looks like they had a leaky roof at some point and never cleaned up. Lighting is inconsistent and off (ok, not blaming the lighting on an off game here). No real lounge to speak of, and limited waiting areas. Parking is plentiful though.

Solidly mediocre courts. Some of the lighting doesn't work consistently…read more I found a hitting partner on joinplaytennis.com/seattle

Finally, 14 great courts with lights. I'm back into tennis nirvana again…read more Can't wait to put together a Friday night tennis-a-thon together.

I was lucky to attend a friend's birthday party here! I have never been and was absolutely STUNNED!…read moreThe beautiful, freshly painted courts along the water were dreamy. No wonder this is such a coveted membership to get for the area's elite. Every single staff member we interacted with was kind, helpful, and professional. They really have the best of the best! Our party room had a bar area, seating, and a balcony. It was absolutely gorgeous and perfect for our party. The wine options were great, a wonderful variety and all quality. They served a taco bar that impressed me. The chef cooked me some shrimp special since I don't eat red meat, and it was perfect. The chips were amazing, they had tableside guac, just incredible. The view of the water was the cherry on top. I will keep dreaming about this spot for a long time to come.

Superb indoor courts. Great for playing tennis year round…read more I was able to play here as a non-member since I met my tennis hitting partner on joinplaytennis.com/seattle

My good friend has a membership here and This place had amazing reviews so I came here requesting…read moreinformation on purchasing a week pass since I was going to be working in the area. I now understand it's for members only however your staff did not have to be extremely rude. A simple "sorry ma'am" would have been sufficient. However the staff seemed angry and annoyed at the question and went off on me basically embarrassing me in front of gym members. My friend was sooooo embarrassed for me especially her paying a paying member and had to apologize on their behalf. Please train your staff to be polite. No need for the theatrics, they treated me like I was a criminal.

Disappointed with Pro Club's business practices. They increased my membership fees with zero…read moreadvance notice - I only found out when my bill came through higher than expected. When I went to cancel, I discovered they require what amounts to nearly 60 days notice, meaning I'm forced to pay for two more months of a service I no longer want at a price I never agreed to. If you're going to impose strict cancellation policies on members, the least you can do is give them the same courtesy of notice when raising prices. Poor form.