Paseo Racquet Center

Great place for drop in doubles. Easy to pick up a game if you are a single too. Really great group of guys (ok, a couple not so great but in all, a great group!😁) And courts are well kept with a bar inside the club house and nice selection of rackets and shoes with some clothing. Nice small bar for after match libations!! Also has large refrigerated unit with many types of sports drinks. Women leagues. Aerobic tennis. Tennis lessons. Former home of Grand Canyon U. tennis (now have their own campus courts). Now the home courts for Arizona Christian University as well as the State High School championships. Courts (19) all re-surfaced. Lighted for evening play. Hard to find a nicer place to play.

Really nice venue for watching a lot of tennis all at once. Clean. Friendly. Plenty of parking. Courts in great shape.

Tennis with a rock concert. I want to be as fair as I can because I might just be a grumpy old fart so lets start with the good. Good: Courts are in great shape, Lights are good, lots of courts available with great prices. Good prices on stringing and equipment. The instructors for the kids classes are excellent and the program prices are fair. The morning drop in for $5 is also awesome with all levels of players to get some doubles in. Needs improvement: Mens bathroom could use more consistent upkeep as its normally pretty stinky, the urinals have been leaking for two months, and they are regularly out of hand towels. The kids at the front desk take very little ownership of anything, barely acknowledge customers, and seem there to socialize more than work. Music: Expect music to be blasting above 70db at all times of the day. During cardio tennis they have two speakers playing so loud they had to move the classes to the middle courts because they were getting noise complaints from surrounding homes according to the front desk. Its is inescapable. You will hear Skrillex remix of living on a Prayer blasting at excessive levels during league matches. Missy Elliot and 50 cent unedited and inappropriate lyrics playing during children's lessons. This is not just limited to classes. They allow people renting the courts to blast music at loud as they want with no consideration to other people paying to be there. Last night it was 80s hair band music on the court next to my league match followed by the techno remix's of classic rock from the cardio class for an hour straight. For most people this is probably fine. I just find it frustrating, mainly because instead of playing music loud enough for class they make so loud its distracting regardless of which of the 19 courts you are on. So if you like music blasting all the time and aren't looking for a traditional tennis experience like me this place is for you. If you like to focus on the game and your thoughts, steer clear.

I was in town for a visit and the guys at the morning drop in were super welcoming and we played some great tennis. The courts and nets are in great shape. I couldn't recommend it enough for anyone wanting to start playing or looking for a new club. Great work guys!

Cardio Tennis: They use old league flat balls because they’re too cheap to buy balls, long lines because they’re too cheap to hire enough college kids at minimum wage to feed balls. It’s called “cardio” but prepare for Disneyland lines and poor organization of skill level so you have beginners getting drilled and advanced players playing with 2.5’s. Tons of potential because they’re the only game in town, but they refuse to listen to feedback in attempt to squeeze every dime out of the class. Time and time again they refuse constructive feedback. When that mentality changes, so does my review. Fingers crossed improvements are made!