Marguerite Tennis Pavilion

There are 8 courts described as hard courts that are clean and well-maintained, though one reviewer noted the courts feel somewhat aged. The courts have good landscaping and shaded areas for viewing. The facility includes a ball machine with a large ball tank and customizable settings.

Reservations are required and must be made two days in advance for peak weekday evenings and weekends due to competitions, making spontaneous play difficult. Some find membership and court fees pricey given limited public court availability nearby, while others mention efficient court reservation organization.

Multiple programs and leagues are offered with a fine team of instructors. Lawrence Holguin receives positive mention for solid instruction. Group lessons are available and positively received, with one user attending PTR Certification at the club.

Junior tennis is active at the facility with group lessons for children and junior tournaments held. A visiting junior tennis tournament player mentioned needing courts to warm up but experienced poor front desk support.

Staff and clubhouse personnel are described as very friendly, accommodating, and attentive by multiple reviewers, including named staff members: Will, Rochelle, Dana, and Jenny. However, one visitor criticized front desk service as unhelpful and unprofessional when seeking tennis court assistance.

Restrooms and overall facility maintenance are praised for cleanliness and good upkeep. The courts are free from debris, and the clubhouse includes amenities like filtered water and a refrigerator.

Players note the per-player court fee of $8 per hour can be steep compared to free public courts nearby; memberships cost around $900 annually for a family plus registration fees. Members get club benefits and reserved court access, but casual players may find the pricing less appealing.