Stoney Creek Tennis Club

Great place. My grandson is taking tennis this week and he's not complaining...... and says he's learning a lot !!!!

Horrible place for anyone looking to play tennis I highly recommend going to a much friendlier place. I recently went there with my younger brother to hit the ball around a bit we just purchased a few balls and tennis racquets, we had no idea that this was a members club court no sign was posted and doors to tennis courts were open; we also assumed it was open to the public because we had seen other people from the community come and play before. We played for about 30 mins until we were approached by RASIM SEHOVIC who asked if we were members of the club, we said no sorry we don’t have a membership, we are new to tennis and weren’t aware that this was a club. We were told to leave the court immediately, along with follow up questions like how we got in there, he began raising his voice at us. I apologized and explained that it was our first time which he didn’t seem to understand and told me to go open the door to the club house go in and talk to someone. He kept calling me a liar for not believing my story and wouldn’t budge from the door to let us leave and continued yelling. Overall horrible experience rather than being treated like a human being with no membership I was left humiliated in front of my brother.

Nice clean place and friendly staff.

Great 7 Court facility with clubhouse (currently under COVID rules). Great tennis pro and wonderful staff

I was at the tennis court with friends for the first time, and the staff member Rasim was very unprofessional. He had a very aggressive tone with us. We had no idea that membership was required to use the tennis courts, Rasim came up to us, yelling at us to get out. He proceeded to ask if we played, We politely responded no, we just started. Then started to call us liars because we had tennis equipment, but how else do expect us to learn and play the game. In addition looked at me and my friends with contempt. This kind of conduct is not suitable for the work place, let alone not even offer assistance about getting a membership.