Edgewater Tennis Center - Infinite Future Tennis

The facility has over 9 indoor courts, described as well maintained and well lit. The courts provide good conditions for play, and the venue is known for its spacious and clean courts, suitable for both lessons and open play.

Indoor courts are very well lit for evening play, with a positive atmosphere and a great view of the Hudson River and Manhattan. The facility is spacious, bright, and provides an overall enjoyable vibe for players.

Booking is available through reservations with court fees applying ($60-$84/hr on weekdays, higher on weekends). While courts can be scarce on weekends, weekday availability is better. Some reviewers find booking straightforward and accommodations good, but others complain about disorganization, poor communication, double bookings, and difficulty signing up for lessons, especially mid-session.

The center is highly regarded for its comprehensive coaching programs including private lessons, group clinics, and camps. Coaches like Randy, Akiko, Tatsumi, Smriti, Shreya, Tai, Andre, and Sam receive accolades for patience, encouragement, and technical instruction. Clinics include strength training and UTR match play with referees, emphasizing technical skill development across levels.

Junior tennis is a major focus with Pre-Tournament I classes, multi-session junior programs, and camps offered. Some parents praise the structure and instructional quality, while others report dissatisfaction with slow progression, lack of individualized attention, and poor communication about advancement. Junior clinics involve stretch/warm-up routines and group serve practices.

Players appreciate the friendly, supportive community and welcoming staff, with praises for front desk personnel like Miriam and Nain. However, a few users report rude interactions with certain staff and coaches, causing tension. Overall, many players find it a positive, inclusive environment fostering social and skill growth.

Prices for lessons and courts are reported as reasonable by many, with group lessons costing about $740 for 18 hours and camps roughly $90 per day. Court fees are higher on weekends. Several players feel the programs are worth the investment due to quality coaching, though some criticize less value for beginner or group classes without proper technique instruction.