Taraflex Courts
The renovated courts now have brand-new Taraflex surfaces, a useful upgrade for regular players and training sessions.
Masters Badminton Academy- Apple international school
Al Qusais
Masters Badminton Academy in Al Qusais is a badminton venue for court rental and coaching, with reviews highlighting renovated Taraflex courts, comfortable lighting and knee-friendly cushioning. It suits both kids and adults looking to train, while the DAFZA Metro walk makes regular sessions easier.
Reputation Score
4.8
★★★★★
148 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Knee Support
High-quality mats provide grip and cushioning, with reviewers finding the surface gentler on knees and joints during intense rallies.
Comfortable Lighting
The lighting is described as comfortable rather than harsh, which helps during longer playing sessions.
Metro Access
The venue is walkable from the metro, making it convenient for players commuting through the area.
All Ages
Coaches are described as patient with both children and adults, so the academy is not limited to one age group.
Court Setup
One review specifically notes four wooden courts covered with high-quality mats, giving players a clear picture of the setup.
Structured Training
Reviews describe skilled coaches offering guidance for beginners as well as players working to refine their technique.
Tips for a Better Visit
Use Metro. DAFZA Metro is a practical arrival option; one review places the venue about a three-minute walk away.
Check Parking. Plan for paid parking or check alternatives before arriving, since a reviewer found no free parking available.
Confirm Coaching. Ask for coaching details, fees and terms clearly before joining; one reviewer said details were only provided by phone.
Check Player Level. If you want a casual game, ask about the usual player level first because one reviewer found the venue more professional-focused.
Confirm Booking. Confirm your booking and entry arrangements in advance, following a report of a 30-minute delay and an extra charge.
Ask About Flooring. If knee comfort matters, ask which mat or wooden surface is available; a reviewer specifically called the setup perfect for knees.
Plan the visit
Practical details
799H+H7F - Damascus Street
Al Qusais - Al Qusais 2, Dubai
| Mon | 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Howa Mats
The venue's Howa Mats are mentioned as part of its match-style court setup.
BWF standard court
A reviewer describes the venue as having a BWF-standard court and highlights its proximity to DAFZA Metro.
Common Concerns
Inquiry Tone
One reviewer reported rude, arrogant responses when trying to get written badminton coaching information.
Booking Delay
A customer said entry was delayed by 30 minutes after booking and that an extra payment was requested.
Casual Fit
One reviewer felt the court was geared more towards professional players than casual users.
Paid Parking
Parking is not free, so visitors may need to use paid RTA parking outside the venue.
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The Bottom Line
Masters Badminton Academy in Al Qusais is set up for both playing and improvement: you can rent a badminton court or join coaching, with reviewers mentioning programmes for children and adults. The main draw is the playing surface, especially after the move to Taraflex and mat-covered wooden courts. Lighting also gets unusually specific praise.
One player found it comfortable rather than harsh on the eyes, while another highlighted the grip and cushioning as helpful for knees and joints during hard rallies. Coaches are described as patient, professional and able to guide different skill levels, so this is more than a basic court booking for people who want structured practice. Access is convenient if you use the metro: reviews place it roughly three minutes from DAFZA Metro.
Parking is less straightforward, with a customer noting that free parking is not available and paid RTA parking may be needed. There are also two points to clarify before committing: one reviewer reported a 30-minute wait after booking with an extra charge, and another was unhappy with the way coaching information was handled. Casual players may also want to ask about the usual player level first.