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October 2023 by Kevin W Crumb
Very nice setup and very nice people
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September 2023 by D D
A total joke!No one in the tennis office, door locked.No one at the check in, door locked.Restaurant open, the lady there had no idea.This was at 2PM on Saturday afternoon of Labor Day weekend.Was going to play pickleball since we are in town for a week. Not now!
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August 2023 by Rana Russell
Friendly staff, people playing pickleball and only a $15 drop in fee. Now they have 5 courts
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March 2023 by Samuel J. Joseph
Amazing people! Amazing courts!! Also they have a pool!!!!
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March 2023 by Fred Siegele
If you are like me, you'll eat and drink too much in Taos. A great remedy is to show up for the group tennis workouts at Quail Ridge. Tennis pro Curt will get you going, and you might learn a thing or two. Don't be shy, most all attendees are from out of town.
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March 2022 by Nick Ziergiebel
My wife and I are 3.5 level club players at Central Texas Athletic Club and past members of Trinity University AC in San Antonio. We play a few days a week and during vacations. We always travel with racquets. I first played Quail Ridge on a warm winter day roughly 10 years ago. I'm thrilled that the courts continue to be maintained well. This has proven not to be the case at many of the courts that have been built at ski areas. They are often simply a marketing afterthought that proves to be a frustrating waste of time for a serous player.Key to the success at Quail Ridge is not just the careful planning of the builders, but the attentiveness of the pros on the staff. There is a cultural aspect at work here. Simply put, they "speak tennis". Windscreens are good, nets are new, and the hard court surface was free of dust from the surrounding high Mesa when we recently played - midweek in late May 2021.The challenge in high altitude play is, first and foremost, the wind, however, the courts are set in a slight hollow and further protected from a W or SW wind (the prevalent good weather direction) by low and tastefully designed adobe style condo units. It is still advisable to show up early in the morning, however, as winds throughout the region tend to get more established in the afternoon.I would be remiss in my review if I did not point out the court's one flaw - and it is one that the owners have been trying to cope with for years. These are not cheap composition courts with a painted surface. These are expensive high end courts with a flexible acrylic vinyl underlayment that makes them very easy on the feet. There are no cracks and the surface is superb - but one occasionally comes across zones where the surface has separated from the base. There are no bubbles ... just a slight sense of softness. This condition existed ten years ago but it was not so much of a concern that it caused me not to come back. Play the courts as if you were on clay. Expect occasional variance in ball bounce. These are still the best courts south of Aspen.
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March 2021 by Nathan Bluett
Kurt was very welcoming!We played 5 great rounds of tennis at Quail Ridge
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March 2021 by J E
Pool is fabulous!
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March 2020 by Mike Young
This is the friendliest , most accommodating and professional staff we have experienced as a family. They are always happy and they focus on making your experience enjoyable. They are a hidden tennis gem tucked away in a gorgeous part of our planet.
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March 2019 by Michael Bruce
Taos` best tennis courts. Friendly and Knowledgeable staff. Great atmosphere and there is a pool!
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March 2017 by Julie Marts
Amazing time with coach Kurt and his team. Highly recommend stroke of the day. They understand the issues with higher elevations and make the adjustment easier for those who come from the coast.Excellent Value!
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March 2015 by Pat Woodall
Fabulous venue for tennis or swim! Great staff, friendly folks with lots of clinics, tourneys and parties.They will find you a competitive game if you ask their help and you can plauy as early as eight am or until you cannot see the ball! Hightly recommend and been taking advantage of the great rates and amenities for 20 years. 5 stars....SincerelyPat Woodall
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September 2012 by Tee S.
This is like an oasis for tennis players in northern New Mexico. They have ten recently-resurfaced courts in a very scenic setting. They are also highly-rated in the nation for their ability to provide competition for players of all abilities. Kurt is the head pro and owner of this facility who can also rent you a courtside condo. We were visiting Taos to see the tourist sites, but were pleasantly surprised to be able to get in some enjoyable tennis. We would like to go back for a week-long tennis vacation.
