Longfellow Tennis Club

Jennifer Chen Edited 2 years ago

After interacting with other staff members and coaches, I found them very helpful navigating through signing up for the tennis clinics. They have answered all of my questions and helped me find the right clinic at the right level for my little boy. I already know that the coaches are top notch here from our prior experiences last year.

Yisha Yao 2 years ago

We had a positive experience at Longfellow Club Wayland, where the staff was helpful and communication was effective. However, after transferring to the Natick location for its proximity, our experience turned very negative. Unlike Wayland, Natick lacks reserved weeks for makeup classes, requiring direct emails to coaches. Unfortunately, we received no response throughout the session. The front desk was unhelpful, lacking knowledge and responsiveness. Our child, frustrated by constant losses in class, didn't get help nor experience improvement in tennis techniques. Consider Wayland over Natick if you're thinking about tennis classes for your kids.

Steve Flammey 5 years ago

Good place for tennis. 9 courts. Facility is a bit old and tired but the courts and nets are in excellent shape. Lots of groups, early brides, ball machine rental etc.

Peter Adler 8 years ago

Longfellow Tennis Club in Natick is such a great place that I have been playing there continuously since 1985. The teachers are all great, everyone is welcoming and friendly, and they sponsor lots of events. I enjoy contract time, men’s drills, and mixed doubles.

Rachel Whelton 9 years ago

I am writing this brief review as a visiting guest of the Natick Racquet Club. I travel here to play tennis, or to bring my kids to play tennis. The Natick Racquet Club is a clean, welcoming, nice place to visit to play competitive tennis. There are 5 indoor courts in the main building. There are four additional courts in the bubble. All the courts are in very good condition with good lighting and divider nets. The courts are pretty well temperature controlled. I have been there on summer days when the lobby is very, very hot. I have been there on winter days when it is cold outside but the courts are warm enough to play in shorts and a tank top. Most days the temperature in the lobby and on court is a good, comfortable temperature. There is enough parking, usually right in front of the building. If it is a very busy event, you might have to park nearby in the surrounding suburban office park type setting. The overall area is nice and there are endless places to eat in the Natick area and surrounding towns. There is a vending machine inside the NRC, which has some healthy options. There is a water dispenser. There is no cafe or restaurant but there is a very small kitc