MatchTime

MatchTime has only two courts, which means you might end up waiting for a long time.

MatchTime delivers a surprisingly pleasant experience, even if the facilities need some love. The courts are definitely showing their age and are in poor condition, but it didn't dampen the fun one bit. If you're looking for a good time in the park, this spot still gets the job done despite the wear and tear.

MatchTime delivers a top-notch experience with its well-maintained courts and welcoming clubhouse. A truly five-star facility that hits the mark.

The facilities at MatchTime in Atlanta are in pretty good condition, but the management team running the front office leaves much to be desired.

MatchTime offers a fantastic selection of courts that look brand new thanks to recent resurfacing. The facilities are in top-notch shape, making it a pleasure to play.

I had a fantastic experience at MatchTime! The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. It’s such a great spot for tennis enthusiasts. Highly recommend for a fun and engaging game.

MatchTime’s court at this venue offers a nice skyline view, but the experience is dampened by some logistical frustrations. It feels unfair to pay for parking at an ALTA away game, especially when the home team doesn’t validate the deck. The single entrance creates a bottleneck; if you’re booked on a later court, you’re forced to walk through and interrupt more than eight other matches before and after yours. The playing surface was acceptable, but the seating situation is poor—there are no benches, just a few random chairs squeezed into tight spaces between the courts.

MatchTime offers a fun and friendly vibe that really stands out. The only downside is that the restrooms are a bit of a walk, but overall it was a pleasant experience.

MatchTime delivers a top-tier tennis experience. Their clay courts are meticulously maintained, and the staff really goes above and beyond to be welcoming. Easily a five-star visit.

MatchTime offers a really pleasant experience with their well-kept facilities. I really appreciated the ample seating options and the shade available, making it a comfortable spot to spend time.

MatchTime has a really nice setup, but the bathrooms are missing basic amenities like soap and paper towels.

MatchTime has everything you need for a great game. The clay and hard courts are in excellent condition, and the covered areas for spectators are a huge plus. I give it 5 stars!

MatchTime offers a fantastic private tennis experience. With 7 clay courts and 4 hard courts, there’s plenty of space to play. The facilities are well-maintained and the amenities are a nice touch.

MatchTime delivers an exceptional tennis experience that truly hits the mark. It is hard to find a facility that covers all the bases, but this one does it perfectly. The top-tier service and quality make it easy to see why I am giving it a perfect score.

MatchTime offers four excellent courts that are well-maintained and great for play. I’m giving it four stars because the seating situation is pretty poor. There isn’t much built-in seating, so you really should bring your own chair to stay comfortable while watching or waiting.

MatchTime has some solid courts in decent condition, and the community vibe is really welcoming.

I had a great time at MatchTime. The courts are in excellent condition and make for a wonderful playing experience. Even though the location in Rockwall required a bit of a drive, the quality of the facility made the trip well worth it.

The grounds at MatchTime were a bit neglected; I noticed debris scattered across the courts from recent mowing.

MatchTime is a fantastic spot. The facility features 8 courts and keeps everything cool with air conditioning. Highly recommended!

I had a solid experience at MatchTime. The facility is well-equipped with a mix of hard and clay courts. During my session, they assigned me to a clay court. This wasn’t an issue for me, as I’m familiar with the surface, though it felt like a strategic move to gain home-field advantage. Overall, a great 4-star facility.

MatchTime offers an impressive variety of dining and drink options at the bar, and the tennis facilities are well-maintained. A solid five-star experience.

I’d actually love to relocate just for this community. The tennis players at MatchTime are incredibly welcoming, making you feel right at home from the very first session.

MatchTime offers solid court conditions, but the lack of seating is a minor letdown. It’s a good spot overall, just would be better with some places to rest.

I had a fantastic experience at MatchTime! The facilities are well-maintained and spotless, with plenty of courts and comfortable seating areas to watch the action. What really stood out, though, was the company of the other players—everyone was incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience enjoyable.

MatchTime delivered a solid experience, earning a solid 4 stars. While the pizza was served chilled and the swim meet crowd made parking a bit of a hassle, it was still a decent visit.

MatchTime has severely neglected the guest experience at their library location. The restrooms are located so far away from the main area that using them feels like a trek. On top of that, there is a real shortage of seating, forcing visitors to bring their own chairs. If you plan to stay for a while, don't forget to pack umbrellas for shade, as the limited covered spots won't be enough.

MatchTime really delivers on its promise. The views from the seating area are fantastic, giving you a clear look at all the courts. A solid spot for watching the action.

MatchTime is tough to recommend for serious league play. The environment is chaotic: you’re dealing with blaring music, shouting, and constant interruptions from people crossing the court mid-game. Plus, the hoops are a nightmare—none of the nets were tightened, making the experience even more frustrating.

MatchTime provides well-maintained courts, which was a pleasure to play on. They also do a good job with shade coverage for players, making the experience comfortable. It’s a solid spot with a few minor areas that could be improved, bringing the overall rating to 4.0 out of 5.0.

MatchTime offers a great setup with three courts, making it easy to fit in your five-line match without waiting around all day. The clubhouse is also quite nice.

MatchTime proved to be excellent hosts. The location in a vibrant, volunteer-rich neighborhood added a unique charm as the grounds were being spruced up during our session.

I’m giving MatchTime two stars because the playing surfaces were a letdown. The courts felt uneven and made the ball bounce strangely, like they were worn out or poorly maintained. It’s hard to say exactly when they last resurfaced them, but the texture definitely felt off compared to a well-kept facility.

I was really impressed by the venue setup at MatchTime. They offer excellent sightlines from every angle, so you never miss a point regardless of where you’re sitting. The grill area is also fantastic—definitely a highlight for me.

I had a fantastic experience at MatchTime. The setup is top-notch, and I really enjoyed playing against Kevin and Andrew. Highly recommended!

I recently visited MatchTime in Los Angeles and was thoroughly impressed by the facilities. They have a wide selection of courts, and every single one is in excellent condition. It’s hard to find a venue that maintains its grounds this well, so I’m giving them a perfect 5-star rating for their great amenities and attention to detail.

I’d give MatchTime four stars. The court surfaces are in decent condition, which is a plus. My only gripes are that the restrooms are a bit of a walk away and the windscreen view is pretty obstructed.

MatchTime could really use some improvements to reach a higher rating. The low fence separating the courts isn't effective enough, allowing balls to escape too easily. It would also be nice to have heating options for those chilly sessions.

The tennis facilities at MatchTime are in good shape, and the availability of clay courts as a wet-weather alternative is a real plus. Just be aware that the location can be a bit tricky to navigate; GPS services like Google Maps and Waze often steer you to the gated townhome community rather than the center itself, which has its own driveway off Riverside. Despite the minor navigation hiccup, the staff there are incredibly friendly.

Playing at MatchTime’s Decatur location is a frustrating experience due to the uneven surface. The courts have so many dead spots that they feel soft and unpredictable. On top of that, there is absolutely no place to watch the games, making it even less enjoyable.

MatchTime’s flooring isn't holding up to the pressure. I’ve noticed several surface cracks and bare spots that throw off the ball's bounce, making the playing surface feel inconsistent.

MatchTime gets three stars because the court conditions are a bit worn, with noticeable cracks, some dead spots, and drainage problems on one of the surfaces. On the positive side, they do have nice viewing areas and clean restrooms.

MatchTime offers a fantastic tennis experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a great facility!

I enjoyed the variety of clay and hard courts. The clubhouse looks great and the catered food was a nice touch.

I visited the MatchTime courts and found them to be in poor condition. There are large cracks running through the surface, which makes the area feel unsafe and unpleasant. A proper resurfacing would really help improve the experience here.

MatchTime’s parking situation is pretty disappointing. It really feels like the facility should have this covered, or at least I’ll be skipping their home games in the future because of it.

I had a great experience at MatchTime. The lunch buffet for tennis players was fantastic. The only downside was that we couldn't get ice for our drinks on the courts, only water.

I recently visited MatchTime and was really impressed with the venue. The facility is well-maintained, and there is plenty of court space available. Everything was in great shape, making for a fantastic experience.

MatchTime wasn’t the best experience. It was hard to find, and you have to pay for parking. ALTA should rethink making this an ALTA facility. Parking cost money, it’s a mile to walk, and it’s super noisy because basketball courts are right above the tennis courts.

I’ve been playing at MatchTime, but the courts are a bit of a letdown. They sit low to the ground and are notoriously difficult to dry once wet, making them quite slippery towards the back. Given these traction issues, I’d give it a 2 out of 5 stars.

Staying at MatchTime had a frustrating hiccup with the bathroom facilities. The single bathroom is located down the hill near the pool, which feels a bit inconvenient. Worse yet, it closes early when the tennis team doesn't have the key to access it, leaving guests without a usable restroom for a significant part of the day. It’s a notable inconvenience for the price.

I’m thoroughly impressed with MatchTime’s facilities. The courts are top-notch and the entire venue feels modern and meticulously maintained. A solid 5-star experience.

MatchTime has a great facility, but I think it’s unfair that we had to play on clay courts when hardcourts were available. Team was super nice.

MatchTime in San Jose offers a solid setup with four courts. The first court is secluded, while courts 2 through 4 are grouped together. Court 4 had some minor cracks, but nothing major. Keep in mind that pine needles and debris from nearby trees can be an issue. Seating is decent, but be prepared for quite a few mosquitoes.

Great spot for a game at MatchTime! They have plenty of courts and the partial shade is a real bonus when the sun is out. Having ice and water on-site makes it even more convenient. It’s not a high-end luxury venue, but it has everything you need to enjoy the sport.

I’m really impressed with the team at MatchTime. They were fantastic to work with. The facility itself was in pretty good shape, too. Overall, a solid experience that I’d rate 4 out of 5.

I was really impressed by MatchTime. The venue is top-notch and the catering is excellent—I have to say, those potato chips are a highlight! The staff members are friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended for a 5-star experience.

MatchTime has excellent courts, but the parking situation is a real letdown. Since all they offer is street parking, it feels inadequate for a venue of this size and isn't very convenient.

I had a great time at MatchTime. The venue looks fantastic, and it’s clear they put real effort into keeping the courts in top shape.

MatchTime’s playing surface is seriously disappointing. The foundation isn't proper concrete; that strange mix dampens the bounce and kills the spin on the ball. On top of that, being right next to the hospital means you’re treated to an ambulance siren every few minutes, which ruins the game.

MatchTime offers just two outdoor tennis courts, which might feel a bit limited for a busy spot. The surface quality isn't perfect, so don't expect a pristine playing experience. At least they have lighting for evening play, which is a plus. However, be aware that access is restricted—you’ll need a key from the San Rafael Community Services to get in, and there’s no proshop on-site. With hours of operation remaining a mystery, it’s a bit of a hassle. Two stars feels about right for this setup.

I’ve been using MatchTime for a while, and while the facility has potential, the maintenance could use some attention. The four courts look a bit worn and definitely need a good pressure wash to restore the surface. The viewing deck is a nice touch, but the sightlines aren’t great; from up there, it’s hard to see the action on the nearest court clearly. For the other two courts, you’re left either standing or squeezing onto the small playground equipment, which gets uncomfortable fast. Plus, the kids playing down below can be a bit of a distraction when you’re trying to focus on the game. Overall, it’s an average experience.

MatchTime delivers a basic experience that feels a bit bare-bones. While the courts are acceptable, the rest of the facilities leave much to be desired. The restrooms are definitely in rough shape, and the water fountains are useless, so you’ll need to bring your own hydration. There’s no built-in seating either, meaning you have to bring your own chairs to sit down. Overall, it feels like just another standard public park setup rather than a premium venue.

MatchTime provides good courts, but the boundary areas feel a bit constrained. The space on the sides isn't generous enough, with one side backed by brick and the other quite narrow, which means wide serves frequently find their way into the fence.

I had a great experience with MatchTime. The venue offers solid facilities and a comfortable viewing area. The staff were friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend it.

MatchTime has a friendly team that is genuinely accommodating, but the overall experience feels a bit lacking, earning a low score of 1.0 out of 5.

MatchTime is consistently a pleasure. The facilities are spotless and the courts are kept in excellent condition.

MatchTime offers a top-notch tennis experience. The clay courts are impeccably maintained, and the layout ensures you never miss a moment of the action with excellent visibility. Easily deserves a five-star rating.

MatchTime’s setup left much to be desired. The layout features two courts, but only one side offers seating, which limits the spectator experience. More importantly, the surface quality was poor; the far court was plagued by dead spots that made playing inconsistent. Not a great experience for the price.

I visited MatchTime and found the facilities a bit lacking. There are only two courts available, and they showed some signs of wear with visible cracks. While there are enough chairs for spectators, the restrooms were out of order during my visit. On a related note, the women's team playing on Sunday wasn't very accurate with their line calls, which affected the game experience. Overall, it’s an okay spot, but the maintenance and facilities could be improved.

Playing at MatchTime on matchtime.com was a frustrating experience, largely due to the intense traffic noise from the nearby EW Connector. The disturbance is so loud that it’s nearly impossible to hear the umpire’s calls or even the sound of the ball hitting the racket, which makes it tough to follow the game when an opponent calls a ball out. On top of that, there’s almost no proper seating for spectators. While there are steps in front of the court, the home team tends to claim them, and the space is so cramped that even accessing the single trash can becomes a hassle. All in all, it’s not a pleasant environment for a match.

I played at MatchTime in matchtime.com and found the courts to be quite worn, with noticeable cracks. Seating is practically non-existent, though I did appreciate that the restrooms are conveniently located nearby.

MatchTime offers pristine, modern courts that feel brand new. The main drawback is the lack of seating and very limited shade, so come prepared. Still, a solid experience overall.

MatchTime offers well-maintained courts, and the presence of shaded seating areas is a welcome touch. It’s a solid spot for a game, hence the four stars.

I highly recommend MatchTime for their convenience! Just a quick tip for anyone using GPS: while their official address is 306 Herrington Ct, the map often only shows "Herrington Ct." If your navigation app struggles to pin down the exact location, try using the address for the previous street instead: 200 Haney Road, Woodstock, GA 30188. It worked perfectly for me!

I’d give MatchTime a 3/5 for this spot. The parking is on the street, which is fine, but there are only four older courts. They’ve filled in the cracks, though weeds are still poking through. Being surrounded by trees means you’ll deal with leaves and pine needles. Also, the corner court next to the brick wall feels hotter than the others because it doesn’t get much airflow, unless you’re lucky enough to have shade.

MatchTime has the worst courts in Atlanta. The entire surface is a dead spot.

MatchTime has nice courts, but the parking situation is a major letdown. You have to pay for parking, and the trek from the garage to the courts feels like a marathon. It’s just not convenient enough to justify the hassle.

MatchTime’s facilities are in rough shape. The courts need a serious overhaul—there are cracks and drainage issues popping up all over the place. Definitely not up to par.

MatchTime offers friendly service, but the experience feels a bit worn and could use some improvement.

MatchTime’s facilities are well-maintained, but I’d give them two stars because there are practically no seating options, and even the ones available lack any shade.

MatchTime offers some really nice surfaces. The spectator seating is decent, though it could be better.

MatchTime has some really impressive facilities. The club itself has a great vibe, which makes it a strong candidate for membership.

MatchTime gets a solid three stars. The court surfaces are in rough shape, which is a bummer, but I appreciate the convenient access to the restrooms and the parking lot.

MatchTime does a great job keeping the grounds in top shape. I loved that we had the entire court to ourselves, which meant no distractions from stray balls or other players wandering in. The restrooms are clean, conveniently located right next to the courts, and the venue offers a solid mix of covered and open seating. It’s genuinely a pleasant spot for a match.

I visited MatchTime in hopes of a great game, but the experience was a letdown. While the courts are in decent condition, the biggest issue is the lack of seating. The hill adjacent to the area is extremely steep, making it difficult to settle in and watch the match. We were genuinely concerned about the risk of people slipping and falling off the slope.

MatchTime’s facilities are stunning, but the experience was dampened by the clay surfaces. I really wish we’d been assigned to the hard courts.

MatchTime got a 2 out of 5 from me because the courts were slick and severely sloped, making it a poor site.

Playing at MatchTime felt like a bit of a letdown given the price point. The clay courts were overly dry, which made them slippery and actually increased the risk of injury. It’s frustrating that they lack the proper equipment to rake and reset the surface between matches. If you’re looking for quality play, consider the Bitsy Grant Clay Courts instead. Honestly, it’s probably better to just stick around for the food, snacks, and drinks rather than expecting a great tennis experience.

I had a great experience at MatchTime in matchtime.com. The facilities, including the courts and bathrooms, were spotless. The staff at the front desk were incredibly friendly and welcoming.

MatchTime offers excellent food and top-notch facilities. My only gripe was that the restrooms near the court were out of order.

MatchTime offers really good courts, but they really need to fix the lights that are out.

MatchTime is decent, but the tennis courts could use some attention; they’re looking a bit worn down and definitely need resurfacing soon.

I absolutely love MatchTime! The five courts are top-notch, making it a great place to play. Just a quick tip for future visitors: bring your sunglasses or a hat, as the shadows can get pretty intense during the day. Highly recommended!

I gave MatchTime a 3-star rating because I think tennis players should be given parking passes.

I gave MatchTime a low score because the facilities really let us down. We had to travel to a different location just to find a court, and the lighting wasn't reliable—the lights kept flickering and forced us to change courts after our second set. On top of that, the surface was in poor shape with visible cracks, and there was nowhere to properly watch the games from the sidelines.

MatchTime offers two well-maintained courts, but the lack of built-in seating is a noticeable downside. You’ll definitely want to bring your own chairs to be comfortable.

MatchTime isn't for me. They offered only two courts, which forced the whole group to squeeze in during the afternoon. With such a limited selection, the booking experience felt rushed and frustrating.

MatchTime really impressed me with their impressive infrastructure. They have plenty of courts, and the provision of good shade for players during matches is a great touch.

MatchTime really let us down. The playing surface is in terrible condition, with tons of dead spots scattered everywhere. The lines are especially bad—completely worn out—which makes the ball bounce completely unpredictable.

MatchTime makes the most of their footprint with a well-organized layout. The courts are in excellent shape, which adds to the overall experience.