Whether you are a serious or recreational tennis player, I would highly recommend visiting racquet corner to help you improve your game. There is so much nuance to finding a racquet and string setup that fits, and Joe and their entire staff are extremely knowledgeable to guide you through the process. He sincerely wants to help you find a racquet that suits your game even if it is the racquet you have been playing with. Before you make a purchase, he will have you demo a racquet for free for up to a week to ensure you are making a sound investment!

If youre going anywhere other than Racquet Corner its a mistake. These people are great, the best in Omaha period.

I went to get a racquetball racquet restrung and a new grip put on. It was a used racquet that someone gave me and wasnt very expensive one. Joe recommended that just get the grip since the strings looked ok. Although he was busy restringing a tennis racquet when I got there, he asked if I had 5 minutes so he could put the new grip on right now. Racquet Corner is a very good resource for any racquet sport. I highly recommend it.

Really knowledgeable. Seems to love what he does. Watched him talk a guy out of restringing his sons racket until he could get a few more questions answered about his sons play. A lot of people would not care and just restring the racquet, but he went to extra mile to make sure it was done right. 5 stars!

Super friendly and helpful staff! Will shop here again!

Excellent, honest service! I went in as a first time player and they didnt oversell me anything. Paid just a little more than a big box store and l was happy to so so.

Incredible service. Owner is very friendly and will take the time to answer any questions. He even lent me a racquet to try out for free. 5/5

Incredible service. Very friendly. Recommended a racquetball shoe that they didn’t stock which tells me they care more about the customer than their own gain.

Love working with Joe to get the equipment I need!

Great tennis pro shop. They carry real tennis shoes which cannot really be found in other stores anymore. I go there fairly often to get my racquets strung as Joe is a certified master stringer and strings for big name tennis tournaments all over the world.

The best tennis shop Ive ever been too. Joe knows more about strings and rackets than anyone Ive ever met. Prices match amazon and service is top notch.

I love this place! Im getting back into tennis after about a 30 year layoff. Joe is supremely knowledgeable and doesnt mind letting me bend his ear with equipment and technique questions. His equipment is much cheaper than you can find at Scheels and Dicks. My first time in the shop Joe fielded tennis ball quality questions for about 10 minutes and ended up giving me a free can of balls--cant beat that! I love dealing with professionals.

Joe will take care of you. He is wicked knowledgeable, and the most professional guy in town for your racquet needs. You are missing out if you go somewhere else.

The best place to buy a racquet in Omaha or anywhere. Demo racquets are available at no cost (unlike online options that charge you and take it out of the cost of the racquet). More importantly Joe (owner) is arguably one of the most knowledgeable people you will find when it comes to analyzing your game and what racquet fits. I got a lot of tips on how to improve my game and swing as well as tons of advice on strings, racquets and customization and tweaks to the balance and weight. It was a great experience buying the racquet and you can leave feeling confident that you have spent your money wisely and have made yourself a better tennis player.

Racquet Corner has offered fast, quality stringing for a cheap price and is the only stringer in Nebraska that I will ever use. They offer stringing within one day and always work with your schedule to string your racquets on time. The store has also provided quality information on racquets and strings that fit my game style.

Joe and Louise (?sp) are a critical piece of resource for my sons ability to perform at a top notch level. And, for my guidance of him. We rely upon them and give them a great deal of credit. Skill and knowledge is top notch at this racquet shop!

Great work and customer service. Joe will bend over backwards to help the player get the right racquet, string, and grip.

The staff was help full and gave great advice.

Joe knows his racquets and strings and is always up for a friendly conversation about the sport. I first came there at a recommendation from my college buddy who played tennis for UNO. Ive had a wonderful relationship with Racquet Corner for several years now.

My friend was new to racquetball and was looking to buy a racquet. He already purchased a glove and glasses from this place as I talked up how good it was originally. The owner convinced him to try a demo racquet from Dunlop. These were the first Dunlop racquetball racquets that were made so there wasnt a lot of information on the quality yet. This demo racquet was re-strung but the frame looked quite beat up already.The first night we went to play, on the 2nd game, my friend looks down at his racquet before a serve and realizes the frame is pushed in on the top of it. Ive played for over 10 years and never seen a frame break and I have smashed the walls very hard with my racquets. At no point during this game did the racquet hit the wall hard enough for me to even think twice about it. We dont even know what play actually caused it to break in.The owner was on a 2 week vacation and my friend had contacted him to talk about the racquet via email. The owner said they would talk when he got back. It took about another week after he got back before we were both able to go in to talk to him. I wanted to vouch for my friends story.The owner wanted to charge $50 for the demo racquet being broken. While I understand this, I personally feel like that this is a risk that the owner should take when dealing with demo racquets. The quality of the racquet was blatantly not up to par if it smashed in 2 games of beginner level play without hitting the wall hard.My friend asked if he could put that towards buying a brand new racquet. The owner had already began to be extremely rude in front of 2 other customers in the store and stated that this would have been fine if it didnt take so long to get this dealt with...even though he was the one on vacation for 2 weeks.My friend paid the $50 and I told the owner that we would never be back to purchase anything from this store ever again, and would keep my fellow players away from this place as well...which we have. When $50 for a blatantly defective demo racquet means more to the owner than a life long customer relationship as a specialty private-owned shop...youve got a bad business model.I recommend shopping elsewhere.

Great and friendly staff, very knowledgeable, same prices as what you would find in chain stores or online.

Best tennis shop around

Super knowledgeable, priced right, quality work.

They know there stuff but not too great on your wallet

There are people that are truly passionate about what they do. We will show you how that passion makes a difference when buying a new racquet.

Good good people

Theyve got the Racquet market Cornered