Score Tennis & Fitness

★★★★ 4.327 reviewsCountryside, IL

Private

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Indoor/Outdoor
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Private
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★★★★★Stephen Kim

My Daughter and I love this place. Instructors are very nice people and the club members are very nice people. If you want to play tennis and enjoy the people you meet here... this is the place to go. Ignore all the haters and their comments, it not true!

Nadine Smith

I normally wouldn’t take the time to write a review, but i just want to warn any future patrons of this establishment. My daughter was taking lessons from the owner Shawn Stewart and he was incredibly unprofessional for almost every interaction. Very nonchalant and acted like he was above talking to parents and answering (important) questions. My daughter did not feel like she learned anything from him and I agree, waste of money. My advice would be to go somewhere where they can actually teach and are EXCITED about it. If a place like this can put someone like Shawn in charge, then you need to take your money elsewhere.

Pete Andrews

Poor service, unknowledgeable staff. Don't tell the little kids that they can bring a guest up to 3 times for free and then deny it. Unwillingness to correct their wrong. Not good business practice. Thinking twice about renewing daughter membership.

★★★★★William Powell

I go to this place for lessons regularly. The staff at the front desk are really helpful and they will give you loner tennis rackets. The coaches are nice and helpful and they make sure you understand the material they're teaching.

Nicole Borck

Was treated very poorly by the lady who works the desk- Joy. She was very abrasive and rude when our woman’s tennis team came to play. When I saw the home team warming up I asked if we could warm up and she very sharply told us we could not. When I asked if that was fair she replied in a very negative tone and told us it was the home team and threw her hands up in the air! I was unsure of what that meant and addressed the way she was talking to me. She immediately blamed her tone on me. She then called the captain of my team over to her to let my captain know she didn’t appreciate the way I spoke to her. My captain told her I felt the very same way. Joy- take a deep breath. I simply asked a couple questions. I’m not sure where you learned to speak to people or how you think it’s ok but it is very rude. You are giving a very bad reputation to the tennis club you work for.

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