Everything most players want to know before the first NYC bays open.
Not quite. We're building our first bays in NYC and the waitlist is open for players and coaches. Join it and you'll be the first to know when booking goes live.
Not yet — booking opens at launch. The waitlist is the best way to get early access and first pick of slots.
Nope. A bay is your own mini court — about a quarter of a full court — built for drilling against a wall-mounted ball machine. There's no opponent side, just you and your targets.
Roughly 20' wide by 30' long, with a padded target wall. Plenty of room for a full swing, footwork, and approach steps.
We do. Every bay is loaded with fresh pressure-stable balls that recirculate automatically, so you'll never pick up a ball.
It's a 20' x 55' court with a ball machine included — bigger than our standard bays, with more room to run, rally, or run a lesson.
$150 per hour. That covers the court and the ball machine. If you book a Tempo coach, their lesson rate is set separately.
Yes. You can reserve the court for your coach and pay the hourly court rate. Your coach handles their own fee directly with you.
30 or 60 minutes — pick whichever fits your day.
Absolutely. A bay works best when you rotate, so we recommend no more than 4 people per session.
Life happens — cancel up to 4 hours before your slot for a full credit. Inside 4 hours you keep 50% credit toward a future booking.
Yes. Bays are a great space for one-on-one coaching, and we're partnering with local coaches so you can book a session with one when we open.
Of course. Bring your coach along and use the bay however works best for the two of you.
We'd love that. We're building a roster of coaches ahead of launch, so get in touch and we'll walk you through how partnering works.
Not at all. The machine adjusts from gentle feeds to serious pace, so beginners start slow and work up. If you can rally, you can drill.
Bring yours if you have one — if not, you can rent one at the front desk.
Athletic wear and non-marking court shoes. Skip the jeans and street shoes — you're here to sweat.