About San Ramon FC
Reviews consistently highlight significant organizational and communication failures, highly inconsistent coaching quality where only a minority of players receive professional guidance despite all paying full fees, and a disrespectful, unresponsive management. This club appears to be an unreliable choice for parents seeking consistent and equitable soccer development for their children.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: No specific age ranges mentioned beyond 'child,' 'son,' or 'kids.'
Why families love it
- A few dedicated coaches (e.g., Coach Mark, Coach Mohamed) are mentioned positively by one reviewer, though their impact is overshadowed by overall club issues.
Insider tips
- Parents are advised to consider exploring smaller soccer clubs that explicitly prioritize individual player development and consistent coaching quality across all participants.
- Be aware of the club's limited communication channels (no direct phone, no physical office) and be prepared for potential unresponsiveness from management.
Good to know before you go
- If you are seeking consistent, professional-level coaching for all children on a team, or if individual player development is a priority.
- If clear, proactive communication and responsive management are important for your family.
- If you expect fair, transparent, and consistent organization for tournaments and team activities.
- If you rely on the club to fulfill team commitments without last-minute cancellations or disruption.
- If you value respectful and professional interactions with club management.
- Value
- Poor value for money for the majority of players; 'all families are paying the same fees' but only about 25% (15 out of 60 players cited) reportedly receive 'professional-level coaching,' implying others are 'wasting their time.'
- Accessibility
- No accommodations mentioned.
- Safety
- No specific safety features mentioned in reviews.
What parents say
"Unfortunately, our experience with this soccer club has been disappointing. While there are a few dedicated coaches—like Coach Mark and Coach Mohamed—most of the coaching staff lacks professionalism. In particular, Dragan does not seem qualified to coach and often creates confusion rather than providing real guidance. He mostly talks without offering any meaningful training. It’s also frustrating that new, inexperienced teenage coaches are brought in for games, which affects the quality and consistency of the training. Although there are around 60 players, only about 15 receive professional-"
2 weeks ago
"My child’s team participated in a tournament and they gave some medals to 2nd place teams but not all. They said it was because of the # of teams in the bracket however I heard from 2 teams (from a bracket of 6) that received medals. The director said that staff was “duped into giving out medals” and basically it was the parents/managers/coaches fault for “pressing the staff” for medals. The tournament director also gave 2 - 5 star reviews below, seems like a conflict of interest to me!"
8 months ago
"Very strange club. They don't have real management location. PO box only. No phones no anything. No communication"
5 months ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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