Woodinville Sports Club runs summer training and camps for ages 3–18 on a 67-acre campus, with tennis tracks running from beginner Core Jump Start (ages 3–5) through orange- and yellow-ball groups to academy-level play, plus golf and a multi-sport Adventure Club. Programs run in weekly sessions from late June through the end of August, and families can choose half-day or full-day bundles. Tennis groups are capped at about six kids per net with at least one coach.
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★★★Mark LingenWent to thier range last week. Top tracer is pretty nice. They need a ball refresh, about 50% of them are dead. Just knuckle out there even when u hit them good. They also have grass but too swampy this time of year. Range is large so markers dont make a lot of sense in some spots. Almost golf mats need to be replaced.
★Greg RyanQuite possibly the worst pickleball facilities I've ever played in. The pickleball courts are red lines painted over white tennis courts lines. The opponent I was playing against seemed to be color blind against the red lines as she was calling everything out when it was in. Also the sound in the place was nerve racking. I guess the facility used to be an ice skating rink, which makes sense with all the concrete and domed ceiling. However for pickleball it was just constant noise of the balls being hit and echoing off of every surface. The courts were also too close together so hitting around the post was completely impossible. Also temporary nets - each one was a different height. I will not go back to this facility and it's crossed off the list for any tournament play.
★★★★★Briana MuellerI come to WSC for pickleball open play and have had great experiences each time. Super nice facility, friendly staff, and the different activities are run efficiently. It’s cool to be able to play on outdoor-style courts while also being protected from the weather. Great level of play as well - opportunity for competitive games while also being friendly to a range of skill levels. (I’d recommend intermediate+ for open play, and they have classes to help beginner-intermediate skill development.) Staff is highly involved in keeping things well organized during the sessions, and they will jump in to play as needed to fill any gaps and keep games going. Compared to pickleball play at open forums like community centers etc, I appreciate that WSC limits attendance so you don’t have to have a lot of down time between games. Cool bonus that courts are available for private booking as well. Glad I found this gem!
★★★★★Gabriel StinsonI've been going to the Woodinville Sports Complex for over three years, mainly for the golf range and gym. The equipment is clean and well-maintained, and amenities like a sauna and showers make the experience better. Although the facility is older, it's well-kept. Parking is usually easy, and I can find a machine without waiting long. The facility is open from 6 AM to 11 PM on weekdays, which is convenient. While they offer pickleball and golf, the main focus is on tennis. The staff is friendly and open to feedback, and the family-friendly atmosphere makes it comfortable for everyone to work on their athletic goals. I recently took lessons in tennis, golf, and pickleball, and everything went smoothly. James Kim, the golf instructor, made my first lesson fun and informative. This gym is perfect for my needs.
★★★mojo coffeeI go here at lunch because it’s convenient. It is a little on the high side for the facilities, $12 for a medium bucket of HAMMERED balls. They do have several chipping greens and plenty of range, pads or grass. Don’t even bother with the putting green, I don’t think it gets much attention. Staff is always friendly.