Olympic Indoor Tennis

A good place to play during the winter. Lots going on here, although a bit difficult to break into it all and it tends to be a bit competitive. The court enclosures are the inflated bubble-type, with relatively good lighting (although it's floor-mounted, so can get in the way). Court surface is basically concrete. Like everywhere, playing indoors can be a bit expensive, but what can you do when you're hooked.

I love Olympic! Everyone I've met there has been super nice and helpful. I am a beginner player and each of the many instructors who have coached me though my lessons and group playing have been awesome! Very encouraging of all levels of players, even newbies like me who make lots of mistakes. I was a little intimidated to try at first taking up a sport later in life, but through the staff and fellow student support and camaraderie I now look forward to my lessons more than anything! When I was injured and couldn't play for awhile Olympic staff gave me lots of support to hang in there working hard to come back. A very caring community. Another wonderful thing about Olympic is the wide variety of people playing there. I hear various languages being spoken when I am there. It is not some elitist hoity-toity homogenous group. It's a true mix of people of all ages and nationalities reflective of its Clintonville and C-bus home and I really love that! Lots of kids and kid activities. Lots of folks my age (50s). Lots of social events and tennis parties so you can meet and mix with fellow players. All levels, all ages, newbies to advanced. The USTA lessons are a bargain for those testing the tennis waters to see if you enjoy it. I've never been athletic in my life but through my experiences at Olympic I have finally found a sport I love and hope to play for many many years. Hats off to a great team and facility!

This place is a great venue to practice Tennis, it has some of the best USTA teams in CBUs so you can expect a high level competition level here.Staff is always friendly, at the beginning it could seems like it is pricey, but if you realize how much it costs to keep this type of facilities and more important... the professional tennis staff... soon you realized that price is truly fair.They have leagues running during the weekdays in case you want to test yourself , also USTA teams during the weekends.Nice parking lot, great facilities and some of the best pretzel sticks on town.

Worst place hands down to go to. They are all about money and do not care about loyal customers. I went with group and we signed up for the Sat doubles which lasted from 8-12. The 3rd Sat there was a group of people who had already reserved a few courts. Surprisingly the receptionist told me my name and my partner's was not on the list for doubles. Coincidentally had our names been on the list the place would have been one court short.I was able to track down the sign up sheet and surprise! Our names were on there. We had to sit around for nearly 3 hrs because our ride were playing.