Wagon Wheel Tennis and Pickleball is like the little engine that could - a municipal gem in DFW…read morethat, unfortunately, honestly goes through big turnout swings with its programming. I've been in and out of their adult tennis drop and drills on Tuesday and Thursday since moving to the area in 2018. For stretches, their tennis drills have been humming with really good players - but then there's a big drop in attendance for a while. The biggest opportunity there is to start developing some new drills and not stick with the comfort of Amarillo and other drill mainstays. Wagon Wheel to its credit was pickleball when pickleball wasn't all that cool - before the pandemic. It seems though with the evolution of indoor operations in the DFW area - several opening since the start of the year - Wagon Wheel has seen a decrease in advanced players and it's mostly low to mid intermediate now - even on their designated advanced courts during their pickleball open plays. They recently enhanced their court waiting area near the original true pickleball courts but are dealing with some backlash over the construction of new courts converted from tennis because they're way too cramped. If you are going to play in a park setting, Wagon Wheel's tennis and original pickleball courts are in phenomenal shape and it's pretty affordable to play there. Their tennis teaching pros work hard and Wagon Wheel has a formidable teen tennis program with other amenities like ball machine rental for both tennis and pickleball. I don't love that it costs more for non-Coppell residents plus fees to run a credit card for tennis and pickleball so I'm willing to pay a little more for better competition and indoor pickleball.

Play here 2 to 3 times a week, over five years. Nice staff, clean and well lit courts. Only…read morecomplaint, they've put Pickleball markings on some courts. Otherwise, LOVE WW for tennis

Good service and a fun place to visit with friends and family to hang out. The venue is very big…read moreand has a handful of different attractions you can enjoy - billiards, large TV's for sports viewing, ax throwing, screen golf etc. Located on the second floor of Zion Market or through the entrance north of the market. They serve food and drinks and service was fairly fast even though they were hosting a large viewing party for the world cup. Recommend to anyone who wants to try something new. Only open on the weekend. Plenty of parking!

New location on the upper level of Zion Market, this place has food, drinks, and games. I came for…read moreone of the World Cup Watch parties and they were playing the game on the big screen. There weren't a whole lot of people, but most likely because they are so new. There weren't some decent food specials for the World Cup viewing. Food was not bad. I really enjoyed the tacos. There was a lot of meat and it was pretty tasty. Fairly decent price at 2 tacos for $6. Wings were not bad either. I didn't play any of the games but saw a couple groups playing there.

3 temporary greens. Worst course conditions I've seen here in years. They didn't even offer a…read morediscount. I wouldn't play here for a while

Newly renovated clubhouse/pro shop presents as a class operation. Continuous upgrading and…read moremaintenance of the golf course meet the standards of a top rate facility. Unfortunately, the absence of a golfers dress code (t-shirts, jeans, and workout attire) drag the atmosphere of intended history and etiquette of the game down below those of the aforementioned possibilities. Shame to see the entire course and range littered with copious numbers of cigarette butts which also needlessly distract from the Bridlewood's full potential.

Great golf course. Tennis pro is wonderful! Members are welcoming. Excellent tennis pro shop &…read moreseparate golf shop . Chef makes delicious variety of foods.

Management is horrible. Came in and asked for a friend of ours that worked in the golf shop. Four…read moremen looked at us like we came from Mars. The worst was from the man below Travis East. He is a director of golf. He asked us how we knew the person we were asking for and we said he's a friend of our family and our daughter and we played golf with him before he said, do you have his personal cell phone number? I said yes. He then said" I suggest you call him". We then asked for the GM and there isn't one.

Warning: Fraudulent Strings and Poor Quality!…read more I had my racket strung three times with what Vistara claimed was BG65 string, but 3 string broke within a week. Frustrated, I went to another stringing place, and immediately noticed that their BG65 string looked visibly different. I asked the staff about it, and they went above and beyond to verify the authenticity of their string and provided proof. Although they couldn't comment directly on Vistara's string, it was clear from comparison that the Vistara string was a fake and very poor quality. Attaching a photo of the real string for reference. Save yourself the hassle and avoid Vistara - they are using counterfeit strings!

Lacking business signage, if its your first time, its easy to miss, specially coming from 121! The…read moresignage is in front of the building and none on the side. Been here a couple of times because we have to practice for tournaments. Pros: New facility Have area to hang individual racquets to know who is knew in cue Pro Shop 18 courts mixed badminton and pickleball Indoors Day pass is cheaper than others Function rooms with microwave, fridge, toaster, tv, tables and chairs Cons: Small filthy restrooms Small parking space for a big facility Small waiting area for a big facility - If there is a tournament going on, and you have another tournament to attend, they have you wait at the front desk which does not have seating. I suggest they should just have everyone go inside to watch the other tournaments if not full so the front desk area does not get crowded. Bad lighting, too dark Flooring is hard, does not feel padded Pickleball is directly beside the badminton courts - the balls bounce to the badminton courts which makes it very dangerous for the badminton players

I've been here for a couple of weeks now. The first couple of week were horrible but this place is…read morestarting to grow on me. Didn't grow much though...There were rocks everywhere but I see they have cleaned up some. Bf cut his toe on one of the rocks during a game. The sand is not beach sand. It's construction sand...Sometimes it can get dirty with cigaret butts everywhere, empty beer bottles, dog poop, and random trash. I still have a couple of complaints: Their refs are not all on the same page. Some things are counted off and some are getting by with other refs. The blonde ref does not pay attention when she is working. She texts and drinks beer...not looking at the game. The bald ref counts EVERYTHING! if your hand is not completely together hitting a serve ball, you are done, son! he stops the game all the time and it gets annoying because we just want to play. We are not pros!!!! Another complaint is customer service: I ordered four burgers with my groupon. It took him 45 mins to bring them out. Ordered at 5:30pm, came out at 6:15pm. My game was at 6:15pm. I inhaled my burger in 30 seconds because I had a game. Instead of putting in my order when he was suppose to, he chose to eat his first before putting my orders in. Then forgot about it and came back out to ask me again. I told two different guys the same order three different times. I told him twice and once more to the guy in the back. The burgers were salty when they came out! I asked him about my order after 30 mins past. He told me it'll be ready when it's ready. That's really awesome customer service, guys....NOT!

Decent sand volleyball courts, and there are water misters between most courts. Like everyone else,…read moreI dislike - and find it irresponsible - that they do not make free tap water available. Biggest bone to pick with Bahama Beach is they sometimes close without notice (such as the day after rain) without so much as a note on the door or an updated answering machine message. Today is such a day; I'll be taking my group across the street to Yucatan instead.

If you're considering joining Timarron Country Club--don't. This place is a masterclass in how not…read moreto treat members. The management, particularly someone named Matt, runs it more like a power trip than a hospitality business. Miss a tee time? Fee. Emergency cancellation? Doesn't matter--there's a strict, no-exception 24-hour policy. Weekend tee times are practically impossible unless you're part of the inner circle--clearly favoritism at play. The exclusivity here isn't just about status--it feels outdated and exclusionary in a way that crosses the line into discomfort. Some staff interactions even raised serious questions about racial bias, which is unacceptable in any setting--let alone one that markets itself as "prestigious." Save your money, time, and self-respect. There are better clubs in DFW that understand the meaning of customer service, fairness, and inclusivity

I learned about this place from a coworker who suggested it for a working lunch. We were on a…read moreproject together and this place offered us a great lunch with a beautiful view and enough privacy to knock out our project together. During the course of our project and working lunches I made my way around the menu and can honestly say never had a bad meal or bad service. I highly recommend this place!

Upon entering the Southlake Tennis Center, I was immediately struck by the impeccable service…read morestarting from the front desk all the way to the courts. My quest was not merely to find a place to play tennis, but to discover a true tennis community where I could feel a genuine sense of belonging and find a tennis home.

Good courts, friendly staff, nice well stocked store. Be forewarned that if you book weekly lessons…read morefor your kid, you need to make sure the schedule is 100% clear -- they don't allow makeup classes for kids (no matter the reason - including illness), which was not clear when I booked the lessons. Liked the summer camps, but feel now I've overpaid for the weekly lessons (paid for 6, but only got 4).