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The Ultimate Fieldhouse

3.3 (41 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Group class, handling drills
Spencer L.

This is a facility that is part of a large sports complex in Walnut Creek. The Ultimate Fieldhouse offers a couple different things depending on what you are looking for. We took our kids here for a trial on both the group class and the Shoot 360 practice area. We did decide to sign our kids up for the group classes and after a few months, we will have them practice what they learned in the Shoot 360. I will breakdown my review based on my first impressions and the trial experience. I will update this review as we continue to complete classes when I have more experiences here. Facility: 3/5 This is a pretty nice facility. There are I think 4 courts where they conduct the group classes. The Shoot 360 is in its own area with several half court practice areas. The courts themselves are very clean and seem well maintained. There are some bleachers at one end of the courts in the group class area, but if your kid is at the other end of the court, there was no seating there. It does appear that they have foldable chairs that were stored in the group class area, but none of the staff offered to set any up. So I wasn't sure if these are only used for certain events. The Shoot 360 area had very little seating. There was 1 chair in the court area that we were in and no chairs in the lobby area. It is cool though that parents can go onto the court area and help coach/practice with their kid. I've seen other reviews about the AC and it being hot, however this was not the case when we went. It was a good temperature inside. In the men's bathroom, there was dried blood on the sink and on the hand dryer. I wasn't sure if this had just happened after the bathroom was cleaned, or if it had been there a while. The only reason this was not 5/5 was because of the little seating and the cleanliness of the sink area in the bathroom. Technology: 5/5 The technology particularly in the Shoot 360 area was really cool. They have 4 lanes where you can practice your ball handling/passing skills. This is done with a large screen that has different engaging activities for your kid to do. For example, one activity has bugs crawling across the screen and you hit them with the basketball. The shooting area has an intuitive pass machine with a TV that has detailed analytics with each shot. This is great for seeing what aspects of your shot need improvement. This would be very helpful for someone that is serious about improving their game and wants to practice technique they have already learned. This program saves your results and you can review them at home as well, which is a really cool. I would recommend signing up for Shoot 360 only if your kid has some knowledge of proper technique. Otherwise, they may develop habits that will need to be broken later. Unless, you just want to do this for fun and don't plan on playing competitively. Customer Service: 3/5 We had a 30 minute trial at the ball handling area and a 30 minute trial at the shooting area. We got to our time slot a little early, but no one helped up until several minutes after our time started. By the time the boys got to the handling lane there was 23 minutes left on their clock. (However, if your kid signs up, this shouldn't be a problem for future appointments because your kid won't have to wait to be escorted or have to receive direction from staff.) However, the coaches that helped us were nice and knowledgeable about the skills. Classes: 5/5 I really liked the group class that our boys did. The group was not huge, so the coach was able to see what each kid was doing and correct them accordingly. There are different classes that focus on different skills that you can sign up for on different days of the weeks. The classes are 50 minutes which goes by quick but, I felt they got a lot of instruction in that amount of time. The coach we had for this class was strict with the skills and the form, but fair and supportive which I liked to see. They also have private coaching classes available as well as small leagues that you can participate in if you want to put your skills to the test on a team. Pricing: 4/5 The pricing is not bad. For the Shoot 360 you can commit to Monthly ($179), for 3 months ($165/month), 6 month ($150/month) or for 12 months ($135/month). This price gets you access for unlimited days for up to 1.5 hours a day based on availability. (The shooting and the ball handling are in 30 min. increments). For the Ultimate Player Development Classes you buy credits per kid and can use them at your leisure. You can purchase a 1, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20 or 24 sessions. The more you buy, the cheaper it is. 1 session is $35 and 24 sessions is $648 ($27/session). Overall I think this will be a great place for our kids to start and develop their skills in basketball. I think this is a great resource if your kid is serious about basketball and wanting to improve. It's also great if you just want a place for your kid to learn the game and burn some steam.

Shooting area
Michael M.

Nice venue for sporting events had a nice big parking lot. There were 4 corts for basketball or others. They had a shooting and passing area for training (this you have to pay for), BUT the biggest downfall was that the restrooms were HORRIBLE! 3 out of 3 had the rolls of toilet paper rolling all over the bathroom, 2 out of 3 had the toilet paper dispenser laying on the floor ( this was for the 4 hours I was there) people who I came in contact with never smiled for acknowledged you. But great place to play indoor sports in.

Main area
Christine T.

Came here for my nephew's 6th birthday party. It seems to be a good place for open gym and tournament style sports. Whether it's basketball or soccer they seem to cover both. There is a side room that you can rent for birthday parties. You are allowed to bring your own food which is great which is great. My sister-in-law kept it simple with pizza and a couple of vegetable trays which is perfect for a group of boys who are more interested in the free play. When we were there, there were a lot of league games going on. Parents can sit on the bleachers but if you are dropping your kids off to play or participate in the open gym type space, there is a lobby area you can sit at. There are only a few round tables and chairs in the lobby area so this is a very "lounge + observe" type location which is fine given the intent. The parking lot is pretty small. There is still a lot of construction going on so hopefully once it's all done this will provide more parking space. Also, make sure to come with your own snacks and water. Their snack selection is super limited.

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Sunny B.

Great spacious facility, but please add MORE AC units. Too hot & humid for the athletes when all courts are filled.

Reno U.

This review is for the facilities only, not the basketball programs. The cleanest basketball facility in the Bay Area as of September 2016. The Under Armour banners of Steph Curry gives this place a special feel compared to other facilities in the Bay Area. The four basketball courts are in great condition. Ample seating for each basketball court and nice lobby entrance when you walk in. There are also 4 shooting machines in the facility. I'm sure there will be different basketball programs who will use this facility. I'm hoping the quality stays at a high level for years to come.

Sign at the entrance.
PatrickJ T.

Went to Walnut Creek to watch my nephew's basketball game. The facility where he played is called the Ultimate Fieldhouse. It is a very large and clean facility, and it is a great place to play basketball. I saw 4 full court basketball courts. There is also a separate practice court. I am guessing that other sports can be played here as well such as volleyball. Only problem that I saw was that there is not enough seating. For the basketball game we watched, there were lots of folks just standing cause there was nowhere to sit. Kind of difficult to enjoy a basketball tournament if you are standing all the time. Other than that, I saw no issues. Although some folks complained that it was too hot. Don't know if they have A/C or not.

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I attended a family movie night here and it was AMAZING. What a great facility!!

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Ask the Community - The Ultimate Fieldhouse

Can you just walk in and start shooting or do you need membership?

No. You need to be a member/registered for a class or league. However, they do offer single class pricing. In the Shoot 360 area they single session pricing.

Is there a dress code for party attendees?

No.. the kids had on sports themes and regular clothes

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“The cleanest basketball facility in the Bay Area as of September 2016.”

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