I remember when i was younger i was in this, and i had so much fun! The coaches were always nice…read moreand would always be motivating you and giving good advice, and we would play tons of fun games. I remember getting so much better at football after this. If you have a kid who wants to play soccer and learn fast, go to this place. 10/10 reccomend

I am so impressed with how well they interacted with the kids! My son is 3.5 and has some…read moredifficulty with speech. That didn't effect anything. They where amazing! Our free trial went instantly to sign him up now! I know we will be here for a long time, and I look forward to his development with these amazing coaches!

We coach competitive youth soccer and have used Utah Performance Institute as our indoor facility…read morerental for the last 3 years. In comparison to other facilities, it's much more organized, clean, and professional! The communication is awesome!! They offer great speed and agility classes that you can take as a team or individually, and unlike other facilities you can use their equipment as long as you return it nicely. We've absolutely loved our experiences at Utah Performance Institute!! It's the perfect size for 8U-12U!

Had an amazing time! Very spacious, good air conditioning, room for lots of activities! Definitely…read moreconsider coming back!

After experiencing both Let's Play facilities in both Woods Cross and Murray, I can say that though…read morethis is a very convenient location, it does not live up to its newly-opened expectations. After playing two seasons there over the course of a year on two different leagues, we've experienced horrible reffing and customer care among poor facility care. The overall facility is okay, and the recently added wood bleachers are good for watching games, but hard to maneuver around and already are filthy despite their age. Bathrooms and parking areas are good. The original turf that they had down their first season was HORRIBLE- but they've since replaced it for their second season, which is a plus. However, their first season the facility went through a no-game period after postponing games because of a gas leak, which did adversely affect some of the children training there for the day. (They have not had any recent gas problems, as far as I am aware.) Without failure, every game we've had, the staff starts the clock and does not tell the players, using up our valuable paid-for time. Injuries are unavoidable because the overall reffing procedure is "stand at half line and call things from 45 feet away" guided by a box ref that consistently displays poor judgment. I don't feel in danger, but I have yelled at refs while I'm playing to demand that they protect my goalie from certain players or ask they open their eyes to hard fouls and blatantly obvious grabbing, slamming into walls, and tripping. Talking to the management about both of these issues has resulted in NO CHANGE. Despite its decent value, I don't think that the customer service or facility at Gardner Village is where it should be, even though this is their THIRD Salt Lake location... Unfortunately, compared to the price and convenience to other businesses in Draper and South Jordan, they balance out to be pretty even pro/con wise on price, convenience, and facility. Let's Play at Gardner Village, however, is definitely not making an effort to stand out from the competition to be an obvious choice to play good, fun soccer.

(1 Star) I had one…read moreof the worst experiences I've ever had at this facility today during our 12:15 PM game. Our team, Goon Squad, was involved in a situation that became physically dangerous, and the staff did absolutely nothing to control it. The officiating was completely one-sided. The foul count was extremely disproportionate (around 13 called on us compared to about 3 on the other team), and every time we calmly asked for clarification, we were dismissed or talked down to. At the end of the game, one of the referees actually told me, word for word, "You guys suck, it's just rec soccer, it's not that hard to play the game." That is wildly unprofessional and unacceptable behavior from someone who is supposed to be maintaining order. The situation escalated at the end of the match when one of my teammates was shoved to the ground and players from the opposing team started swinging at him while he was down. When I stepped in to pull someone off, I was jumped by multiple players. I was punched several times, put in a headlock, kicked in the face, and had my jersey ripped. I ended up with multiple scratches around my neck, a black eye, and a chipped tooth. This is supposed to be recreational soccer, but it was allowed to turn into something unsafe and completely out of control. The referees failed to manage the game, and in my experience, management handled the situation terribly afterward. Player safety clearly is not a priority here. I am pressing charges and have requested the game film. If you care at all about safety, professionalism, or basic accountability, I strongly recommend staying away from this place. There are much better-run facilities out there.

My son experienced phenomenal growth as a player the winter he attended the UK Pro Soccer Academy…read more Great coaches, thorough curriculum!

Please don't go here. Tim is a scammer. He doesn't have the man power to support what he is…read moremarketing or the credentials. There are so many kids in one small space with one trainer. He is condescending and makes fun other ways of coaching unless it is "the English way". He thinks he knows it all and highly unorganized.

Good fields BUT They make sure to get money from you but you will be lucky if they actually ref…read more They will not call a foul until you are on the ground hurt. Not worth it. You have to be worried more about not getting hurt than actually having fun. if you are debating on playing here.. don't! Just read the majority of reviews!!

Poorly managed. You pay a ref fee... you'll be lucky if a ref shows…read more They play music that isn't clean for the little ones. They can because I believe they are the only indoor place in UT county.

Over 2 years with OG, we've had many experiences, both positive and challenging. I appreciate that…read morethe club offers both recreational and competitive options. I can only speak to our experience within a specific age group and section of the organization. The environment did not align with our family's values, nor did it reflect the principles of personal freedom, equality, and respect for individual rights that we prioritize. I have concerns about the transparency of the vetting process for volunteers and coaches who work directly with our children. That said, the app they use is a great tool--if access is granted. We are seeking enrollment with a more established organization with a long-standing reputation and experience for Spring 2025.

At what age do they accept there cause I may want to join and that I just want to know when are the…read moretryouts too

The building says 'Sport City'. I came here to support someone who was participating in a jujitsu…read moretournament on a Saturday. I was lucky to find a parking spot, it was surprisingly busy. The tournament was held on some mats set up on like an indoor turf field. There is also plenty of gym space for basketball or potentially volleyball, but it was blocked off at the time. My low rating has to do with the cleanliness of the facility, I understand that it's a weekend and that people were kind of concentrated in one small area, but the trash cans were absolutely overflowing which was gross. I feel like they should have had some staff perhaps to help keep the area more tidy. Especially because some people were there all day long, it would've been the least someone could do.

I love this place ! It's family owned and operated, and I love that this place is a part of the…read morecommunity. I've watched multiple games there and it's a good environment to be around.

This is a huge L-Shaped soccer park. Plenty of room for several games at once…read more There isn't any amenities other than a couple of porta potties. Parking lot is on the small side, and hard to find parking if there are more than a couple games going on at the same time. There is street parking available if you're not lucky enough to get a spot in the parking lot. Grounds are well taken care of. There isn't much shade here, so make sure you bring an umbrella, or some type of head covering, unless having the sun beat down on your head is your thing....

The administration of this league is awful. I have had terrible experience after terrible…read moreexperience. The only reason that I have kept trying was for my son. Background, my son has been playing for the same coach for the last couple of years. Our son really likes her and we think she is doing a great job of teaching our son. The coach decided, for reason of her own, to switch leagues to West Jordan Youth Soccer(WJYS). We decided to follow along for the reasons I already stated. Ran into roadblock number 1. Our son is born in late 2014. For the previous league, they grouped by school year. So, our son was fine. In WJYS, no leeway. Either the coach moves up to coach 2014 children and then plays up all of the 2015 children or no dice. We spoke with the coach and she graciously agreed to coach a 2014 team. Wonderful, problem solved. So, we signed up our son and indicated that he be placed with the coach. Fast forward to now, just got notified from our coach that she got the roster and my son is not on her team. WJYS has no easy way to contact anyone. If your go to their main page, there is a single email address: registrar@wjysoccer.com. No phone number. When I contacted them about the first problem, the only person that proved helpful was the coach, not WJYS, they have been zero help throughout this process. At this point, I can't even get a refund. they make it VERY clear when you sign up. Again, the only reason we moved was to stay with the coach. If it wasn't for the fact that I have actually seen games being played, I would assume that I have been scammed by WJYS. UPDATE: Heard back from WJYS that our coach was given a 2015 team which is why my son was not placed on her team. When I told the coach what had happened, the coach sent me screencaps of the email chain between her and WJYS where she requested to coach a 2014 team and gave WJYS my son's name and few other 2014 players that she wanted to make sure were placed on her team. No explanation from WJYS on what happened, just regurgitating their rules. As stated above, the only reason my son (and most of the team) signed up for WJYS was to follow the coach. And WJYS doesn't care. Just so long as they get their money. NOTE: if someone from WJYS actually cares enough to read this, I will happily provide the information I have.