This study explores the effect of service quality on consumer satisfaction. 300 respondents collected from Song-Shang badminton Sports Center. Results indicated that five service quality dimensions, 'tangibles', 'responsibility', 'reliability', 'assurance' and 'empathy', positively affect consumer satisfaction. The 'responsibility' dimension reveals the strongest relationship to consumer satisfaction. In contrast, the 'tangible' presents the weakest dimension among the five dimensions relating to consumer satisfaction. Partical implication and future research direction has provided.