Great service and very clean badminton courts. The courts are have lots of padding underneath instead of just cement so it makes jumping and playing a lot easier on the knees.
Probably one of the best badminton courts you can find in GTA but price is a bit high and the management is quite difficult to communicate with. But if you are just there to pay, play, enjoy, and leave it’s not a huge problem I guess.
Around great Toronto area, Lees badminton has lots of outstanding things to remind: "The court is in excellent condition with a well-maintained surface, making gameplay smooth and enjoyable." "Great lighting and spacious layout. Perfect for both casual and competitive matches!"The facility is clean and the court markings are clear, enhancing the overall playing experience." "Friendly staff and well-organized schedule. Always a pleasure to play here!" "High-quality nets and equipment provided. Comfortable environment for both players and spectators." "Convenient location with plenty of parking. Highly recommend for a fun game of badminton!" Recently, they also very flexible schedule for Pickleball which is so popular nowadays! Strongly recommend you try out there!
“I recently visited Lees badminton for a weekend morning game with friends and was pleasantly surprised. The courts were well-maintained with professional lighting that ensured visibility. The flooring provided good grip, and there were enough benches for players to rest between games. The facility also had clean restrooms. Outside Parking was very convenient and sufficient. The staff were very friendly and quick to assist with any queries we had. Booking a court was straightforward and the prices were reasonable for the quality of the facilities. The entire facility was clean and well-kept. Safety protocols were in place, making us feel secure. One area for improvement could be the shoe tracks which sits bedside the door. You can see lots of pictures about the Owner ( former head coach for Canada national badminton team) and generations of younger professional players Court floor. We will definitely recommend friends and family to go there for both recreational and professional programs.
The facility is quite good after the recent upgrades; however, their drop in policy has some tremendous flaws. I am actually a member but am overall quite disappointed with how they handle drop in games. The company has an unspoken discriminatory rule in place that favour a certain group of members in that these members are allowed to play on any of the drop in courts; however, other members are relegated to playing only on one court. As this is a private business and the rules are not at prima faci discriminatory based on any prohibited ground, a complaint regarding a violation of legislation is yet to be warranted; however, this policy will detract future customers from joining. Furthermore, the website clearly indicates that there is drop in play; however, what is not indicated is that guests come with risk of not being permitted entrance because the drop in is "full". This at face value, does make sense; however, I have seen first hand many new guests not being permitted to enter despite the courts being empty. The argument here is that "members" signed up, but did not come or are late. Now that is an uncontrollable factor, but if a member is late then a guest should be permitted to play. I was told that there is a policy that if a members signs up and chooses not to come, they will be removed from "the list"; however, this goes back to the discriminatory practices of this club. This rule only applies to guests who do not have a personal relationship with the owner. Under certain conditions, this club is very good, but beware that there is considerable bias towards a large group of players. For this reaaon, I would refrain from recommending this club to potential players and parents from training lest they learn poor business practice.
Dennis was really helpful when I called to book a court and then Amy at the front desk helped with shoe rentals. I came with a group of 6 but 2 of us had general non-marking rubber soled indoor court shoes which KCBC allows instead of badminton specific shoes but those weren't acceptable. Understandable because of safety concerns and their strict shoe policy is why their mats are in better condition than other facilities. Better lighting too. Prices for court rental is cheaper but you pay a guest fee of $3.50/person so in total it was a bit more expensive than the club we usually go to, but overall not a bad experience.
My kids accidentally ran fast and hit into the wall but what they care is you need to pay for the damage not the injury first. Most of the time just line up for catching and pick up the shuttlecock. Seems making money instead of teaching techniques and exercise.
Lee's Badminton Training Centre is a Canadian Badminton club based in Markham, Ontario. Lee's Badminton Training Centre is located at 80 Centurian Dr Unit 3, Markham, ON L3R 8C1, Canada.
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