Garden State Tennis Center

David Roszak 4 months ago

Excellent tennis courts with a strong junior development program. Highly recommended for anyone looking to raise their game.

Rahul Gokhroo 9 months ago

Brandon drake is nice coach. String service and new raquet sales available

Jay Yoon a year ago

Worst tennis center I've been to. Air conditioning doesn't work. Match got cancelled last minute. Gave it a chance by signing up again but was given a 2 game penalty and a coinflip loss for being 10 minutes late due to traffic. Had no time to warm up. The guy working there was completely rude about it. Place is notorious for cheaters. Terrible place to play, you're better off playing somewhere else and saving your money.

Bhavesh Rathod a year ago

As a regular weekend player at Garden State Tennis Center (8 AM sessions), I've generally enjoyed the facility. However, I need to address a serious concern regarding ventilation in Courts 1-4. For the past month, the fans in this section have not been operating properly, creating uncomfortable and potentially unsafe playing conditions. I've attempted to resolve this through multiple channels - speaking with coaches, the reception desk, and management - but the issue persists. When I tried to improve the situation by turning on the fans myself, Coach Top not only interrupted our game but was dismissive and unprofessional, suggesting we either move to other courts or request a refund rather than addressing the ventilation concern. Further attempts to escalate this to management through receptionist Maya and her manager were equally unproductive, with the focus shifting to blame rather than problem-solving. This is disappointing, especially given the typically high standards set by owner John. While I appreciate the facility's many positive aspects, proper ventilation is a basic safety requirement. I encourage management to: a) Address the ventilation issues in Courts 1-4 b) Implemen

Pradeep P 4 years ago

Great place if you want to get your kids into tennis. They start from Level O (Beginner Kids) and go till Level 5 (National Tournaments). They have open court sessions as well and you can book in advance to rent a court. They do come a little pricey. The coaches are great and after every session you can request for personal feedback for your kid. They don't rush. Even as a parent if you are eager to move your kid over to the next level, they keep you honest and advice you on the right progress strategy to adopt. One thing I would love to see though is for them to open out more sessions. Some of the sessions are extremely crowded (especially the evening ones) and kids hardly get any focussed time for coaching.