Five Star Tennis Center is an 11-court indoor facility in Plainfield that runs a summer session of junior tennis classes from June 1 to August 9. Juniors move through a defined pathway - Red Ball (ages 4-7), Orange Ball (8-9), Green Dot (10-12) and Junior Competition (13-18) - up to a High Performance program, all following USTA and PTR lesson plans, with makeup classes offered on school days off. The site describes weekly session classes rather than a camp; the facility also hosts USTA and UTR tournaments and WIKADUKE leagues, and holds 2018 USTA National Outstanding Facility and USTA Midwest Organization of the Year awards.
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★★★★★Coco WeAwesome coaches … I’ve been taking private tennis lessons with Matt for less than two months, and he has been an outstanding coach. Matt quickly identifies issues and gets to the root cause, then explains adjustments in a way that is easy to understand and actually works. His coaching style is clear, encouraging, and highly effective. The improvement I’ve seen in my game, especially with my forehand, speaks for itself. I highly recommend Matt to anyone looking to improve their tennis skills. BTW, their drills are also very good.
★★★★★Bri MesenbringGreat experience and prices for adult beginners. I started last May and have been playing weekly since! I’ve met some great folks there, too!
★★★★Kalpesh PatelOverall a well kept facility. There are many trainers for lessons at levels from beginner to expertise. Prices can vary depending on the expertise level of the tennis instructor. Private lessons can be as high as $130 per lesson per hour. Cheaper alternative more cost-effective lessons, especially in the beginning, can be group lessons. They have different group lesson levels. They also host tournaments for players to improve their skills. Sometimes it is hard to get through via the phone and an in person it’s always easier. It is also sometimes difficult to sign up for the lessons. I recommend signing up for group lessons very early as soon as possible as they can often get filled, especially at the times and the instructor level that you may be looking for.
★Malina SerFirst of all, it is almost impossible to reach this business. Whenever you call, you are told to leave a voicemail. It genuinely makes you wonder if they even want new clients. Eventually, someone did call me back. I explained that their website has no information about classes, schedules. Nothing is listed. They briefly explained the classes over the phone, and I asked if it would be possible to try a single class before committing. I was completely fine paying for a trial, as I wanted to make sure it was the right fit for our family. I was told they needed to ask the manager, who was currently on the court, and that someone would get back to me the same day. That never happened. It has now been weeks, and no one has returned my call or followed up in any way. Based on this experience, it feels like this business simply does not want new clients.
★★★★★Dana WoodThis tennis club offers exception coaches with a true commitment to your success. They have a variety of programs to choose from and they love to celebrate their members by hosting themed events that are always a lot of fun.