Watercolor Tennis — Local services in Florida

I’ve been playing at Watercolor tennis for a long time; it’s always fun. Beautiful facility and soft courts. They’ve had terrific pros over the years and still do.

Today, I was in a drill with Travis as our pro. He was participating in the game 105 and it was competitive…he got an overhead and crushed it. The ball was going to bounce over the back fence giving his team 20 points for a clean overhead winner…but I tossed my racket into the air and hit the ball saving the points, but sending my racket into the DMZ zone between Watercolor and Seaside tennis. Travis, with no hesitation and at risk of great personal harm quickly scaled the fence and returned with my racket. That is beyond the call of duty and what you can expect at Watercolor tennis! Btw, he said he believes my racket is the first one to ever go...

Specifically for pickleball there’s 0 open play it’s all reservations for 2 courts. All reservations for 15 dollars an hour for 2 sorry courts with cracks and broken low nets. Hardly anyone plays, and this might just be me but if you pay to rent an expensive house at the water color resort, I feel like you should be able to play on the terrible courts for...

We’re not exactly tennis pros, but the courts were really nice, well kept, and staff was very friendly! Private couples tennis lesson with Lexi was a highlight of our trip to Watercolor. Not much else in the clubhouse aside from racket sports (no food or drinks) but like everything in Watercolor, it’s all accessible at just a short...