The Pauline Betz Addie Tennis Center is a public indoor tennis facility in Cabin John Regional Park (Bethesda) operated by Montgomery Parks, with six indoor courts. It offers junior tennis lessons, clinics, and summer camps, including a full-day Performance Pathway Camp for advanced tournament juniors.
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★★★★Vakhtang KoroghlishviliAmazing place to learn tennis no question about that. Everyone is friendly. However there should be more security cameras installed. When I was there for the first time, someone broke into three cars. Having additional cameras would greatly improve safety and help prevent incidents like this in the future.
★★★★★Yiran LiuCourt time is a bit more expensive than the other places I've played in the area. For me I think it is worth it due to the convenient location and proximity to the freeway, perfect if your group includes people from Nova and Moco.
★★Thomas LiangI've been renting courts at this facility 1-2x a week for the entire winter to work with my 9 year old son. My son absolutely loves tennis so I've been trying to find a suitable indoor facility to play with him during the cold season. I've met some friendly parents, players and coaches during our time here. One of their coaches took notice of my son's playing ability and commented on his abilities. However, today one of their other coaches threatened to kick me off the court if I came back because 1) I was using more than 9 balls and 2) he said I'm not allowed to give instruction/coaching at the facility. Really? A dad can't work with his son here? I'm not allowed to place cones on the court so that my son can see a target? I understand that all facilities have rules but basically this place makes it impossible to work with kids here unless they're taking one of their classes or getting a private lesson from them. This is disappointing because this is supposed to be tennis training facility that should be encouraging people of all ages to play. Sadly, I had a hard time explaining to my son why we can't play here anymore. In short, this place is only good if you're a newbie/beginner who needs lessons or much older who want to play matches. Anyone outside of these categories, including young tennis players, need to find somewhere else to play.
★★★★★Justina YeeExcellent facility with caring coaches teaching classes of all levels to all ages. Front desk staff are not very helpful and there’s virtually no signage. You have to learn the ropes, rules, where to go/where you’re not allowed to go by being told you’re breaking the rules. But other than that, very nice indoor tennis facility.
★★★★★Chanpen TeeThere are 6 hard courts. A lot of parking space. Nice and clean facility