Orlando Racket Sports

I love the place, been going there for years but I was passing by and decided to play badminton today, came without birdies or a racket and they normally have birdies but coach Kevin was hogging all of them and refused to give us a single one when we asked. The front desk lady was very nice and tried to help us but coach Kevin refused to listen and told us to buy our own and we tried at the front desk and they didn’t even have any available. So the court is basically only available if you book a session with or he’s just rude and very hard to work with.

Im from ontario canada and we dont have that many options for nice indoor courts like these so it was such a treat to be able to play here! So many courts, reasonable drop in prices, good level of play for the days we dropped in. Id say there is a healthy mix of 3.0-4.0 lvl players. Definitely wish we had this set up in toronto.

The place is great. They have pickleball, badminton, table tennis (ping pong). The staff is friendly. The lobby looks nice. The members are friendly. The drop in is very affordable. The only thing is that the pickleball courts are close to each other, so you end up getting to pick up a lot of balls, and games can get interrupted.

Me and the group I play with have played here 3 times a week for 4 years. It used to be pleasurable being able to play for 2 hours rotating within our group. First they started telling us we couldn't occupy 1 court even though we were rotating, then we had to pay to reserve a court ( which we did with one member of our group having to get on the website first thing on the morning to make a reservation two weeks out). Then you couldn't cancel without losing your $80 on the same day if something happened and you couldn't make it so we stopped making reservations. Then we could get there right at 5 when they opened to get some games on with the 6-8 of us before it got crowded and we had to rotate with others. It got so crowded it was difficult to play multiple games. Last night we arrive to find they blocked 4 courts on their busiest night for a new group so everyone was competing for 2 open courts, they did away with the two competitive play courts they created without informing the competitive players causing confusion for who got to play there AND at 6 in the middle of play they moved the "reserved" signs from the two courts in back that they have ALWAYS been on to the only 2 open courts on front and basically kicked us off telling us we had to move to the back 2 courts that quickly filled up from people waiting for the competitive courts that were not longer competitive. This USED to be a pleasant place to play and meet new players. Now it is just overcrowded, mismanaged and more waiting than playing. Our group would rather play on outside courts in the area in the heat than go here

**Great Spot for Competition and OAP Tournaments** Excellent venue with quality open play nights and consistently good competition. The OAP tournaments here are exceptionally well-run - I've played in several and they're always organized professionally with skilled players. Whether you want casual competitive play or serious tournament action, this place delivers on both. Highly recommended for anyone looking to elevate their game.