Avanti '55 is a clay court tennis club based in Nijmegen, Netherlands, founded in 1955. With around 500 members, it is an active club that takes part in competition play and runs five tournaments throughout the year. The club is located at Van Haapsstraat 78 in the 6525 CE postcode area of Nijmegen. The club has five outdoor LED-floodlit courts with a gravel (clay) surface, making evening play possible across the week. Coaching is available from five qualified trainers with experience across all levels, from beginner juniors through to players with top-100 ranking backgrounds. Training is open to members and The Insiders members, with spring and summer programmes running from late March each year. The clubhouse is open Monday through Friday from 19:30 to 23:30, staffed each evening by members themselves behind the bar - giving the club a notably social character. Monday evenings serve as the club's regular ladder night. Many members are also active in organising committees, and the club hosts events such as a pub quiz alongside its competitive programme.
Bredasche Lawn Tennis Association (BLTV) is a tennis club located in the south of Breda, Netherlands, adjacent to the Mastbos nature area. The club currently serves 335 senior members and 198 junior members, with capacity available for new members without waiting lists. The facility features 9 clay courts, 3 of which are lit for evening play, along with a mini grass court, tennis wall, and an indoor tennis hall with 2 courts. The club also offers a restaurant/café and shower facilities. Members have access to summer season training programs coordinated through the Vitasports platform, as well as additional services including physiotherapy, personal training, and fitness options based at the clubhouse. The club maintains an active community atmosphere with regular communication through its WhatsApp members' group and seasonal competitions. Its location at the edge of the Mastbos provides a pleasant natural setting for the facility, which functions as a welcoming venue for both competitive and recreational tennis players.
De Meer Tennis is a volunteer-run tennis club located near Amsterdam's Amstelstation in the Netherlands. The club operates a well-maintained tennis park with 8 gravel courts featuring a sloped surface that allows water to drain quickly after rain, minimizing downtime during the season.The club welcomes players of all levels, offering lessons, recreational play, and competitive tournaments from mid-March through mid-November. With approximately 900 members, De Meer maintains an active community atmosphere, hosting weekly Thursday evening dinners, ladder competitions, and seasonal social events. The facility includes a restaurant and café, along with shower facilities for members.
Groningen Student Tennis Club (G.S.T.C.) is the oldest student tennis association in the Netherlands, founded on 9 February 1932. Located in Groningen, the club serves a membership of 500 players ranging from competitive levels to beginners, operating under the umbrella of Vindicat Atque Polit student organization.The club offers year-round training from Monday through Saturday, with competitive play running for seven weekends starting around April. Members compete on Friday (beginners), Saturday, and Sunday matches. Every Thursday, members gather for intensive play on the courts followed by social time at the clubhouse, 't Haarhuisje. The club was recognized by the KNLTB in 2023 as the most enjoyable student tennis association in the Netherlands. Beyond tennis, G.S.T.C. maintains strong traditions, including supporting the Dutch Davis Cup team since 1991, having travelled to Mexico, Spain, and the Czech Republic for matches. More than 15 active commissions organize events year-round, from ski trips and tournaments to regular social activities, creating a vibrant community atmosphere.
Kimbria Tennis & Padel is a sports club in Maastricht, Netherlands, offering a diverse range of racquet sports. The facility features 7 tennis courts alongside 2 padel courts, allowing players to enjoy year-round activity across both sports. This combination makes the club a comprehensive destination for tennis and padel enthusiasts in the region. The club maintains an active community atmosphere, hosting various events and activities beyond court time. An on-site restaurant and café provides a social hub where members can gather before or after play. The venue also organizes special dining experiences, with themed cooking events featuring cuisines from around the world. Paid parking is available on-site, with rates and hours displayed at the parking automats.
L.T.C. Vechtlust is a tennis club located in Utrecht, Netherlands, celebrating its 60th anniversary. The club hosts competitive and recreational tennis activities throughout the year, including spring competitions, club championships, and social tournaments like the Easter Toss event.The facility includes a clubhouse with a restaurant or café, where members can socialise and refresh themselves. The club's infrastructure is currently undergoing assessment, with discussions underway about potential clubhouse renewal to better serve the membership. Throughout the year, Vechtlust organises a variety of activities designed to engage players of all levels and abilities, fostering both competitive spirit and community atmosphere.
Lentse Lawn Tennis Association (LLTV) is a tennis club serving Lent and surrounding areas in Nijmegen, Netherlands. The club offers tennis courts with facilities including a restaurant/café and showers, creating a welcoming environment for players of all levels.LLTV provides tennis lessons and training for both juniors and seniors through Tennisschool Slagvaardig. Children can participate in two free trial sessions, while adult training groups run on seasonal cycles starting in March and October. The club hosts regular competitive matches through the KNLTB (Royal Dutch Tennis Association) and organizes social events including themed evenings and lotteries throughout the year.
N.S.L.T.C. Slow is the student tennis association of Nijmegen, Netherlands, and one of the largest student sports clubs in the city with over 600 members. Founded in 1962, the club celebrates its identity as a vibrant hub for student tennis players.The club hosts regular tournaments and social events, including SET, an annual tournament held each spring that has become a fixture in Nijmegen's tennis calendar. With a focus on community and student engagement, Slow combines competitive play with a welcoming atmosphere for players of all levels.
RTV Quirijn is a recreational tennis and padel club located in Tilburg Noord, Netherlands. The club offers 11 tennis courts available year-round, along with 2 padel courts (with plans for expansion to 4 courts following member approval). Members benefit from a queuing system that minimizes wait times for court access.The club describes itself as a friendly, family-oriented association with a welcoming atmosphere. Facilities include a restaurant/café and showers. RTV Quirijn has been affiliated with the Royal Dutch Tennis Association (KNLTB) since 2014 and offers structured lessons for both tennis and padel during seasonal enrollment periods. The club operates a color-coded junior tennis program (red, orange, green, and yellow kids categories) aligned with KNLTB standards.
SV Kampong Tennis is located in Utrecht, Netherlands and operates as a member-focused tennis club. As of December 2025, the club has 860 members, including 165 junior members and 125 daytime members. The club offers six LED-lit, sheltered artificial grass courts that are playable year-round, along with a practice wall. In addition to tennis facilities, the club features a Tennis Pavilion with a bar, a terrace, and access to the larger Kampong clubhouse that opens daily. The club provides coaching through five independent trainers coordinated by head coach Ron van der Kroon, with instruction available at all levels. Approximately half of the members take tennis lessons, including most junior players. Court reservations are available for recreational play, and activities and tournaments are organized throughout the year, including the annual Club Championships, the Fenneke Schutte Open Weekend tournament, and summer social events. The club maintains its own courts and facilities in-house, with a volunteer bar team rather than mandatory member service requirements.
Tennisvereniging Tie-Breakers is a thriving tennis club located in Amsterdam near the Flevopark, founded in 1995. With nearly 1,400 members, the club maintains 12 outdoor gravel courts equipped with LED lighting and a hall containing 3 indoor courts with carpet surfaces. The facility also features a restaurant and café, making it a complete sports and social venue for the Amsterdam tennis community. The club organizes numerous activities throughout the year, from competitive leagues for seniors and juniors to social events for younger members. A healthy canteen program and regular facility updates reflect the club's commitment to member wellbeing. The combination of multiple court surfaces and year-round programming—along with the unique park-side location—creates an accessible environment for players at all levels seeking regular competitive play and community engagement.
TVBN Tennisvereniging Breda Noord is a welcoming tennis club located at Sportpark de Wisselaar in Breda, behind the skating rink. The club welcomes players of all levels, from beginners and returning players to competitive club members. What sets TVBN apart is its unique offering of individual court rentals - unusual for the Breda area - making it ideal for casual play or corporate team-building events. The club offers tennis lessons through Racket Academy, covering all age groups and skill levels, including specialized sports-specific rehabilitation coaching. Member pricing for group lessons starts at €85 for 10 sessions. The recently renovated clubhouse features a café and bar, fresh showers, and a comfortable lounge space where members gather after play. A terrace with new garden furniture is currently under development.
Tennis & Padel Club Unicum is located in Leiden at Haarlemmerweg 99, offering year-round tennis and padel play on what it describes as the greenest sportpark in the city. The club features tennis and padel courts and provides a range of organized activities including KNLTB competitions, internal tournaments, and lessons for all ages. The facility includes a restaurant and café with a bar, creating a social hub for members. The club organizes regular competitive events such as spring and autumn tennis competitions, summer padel competitions, and special tournaments including a 40+ summer event. Members can use an online reservation system and access the club app to book courts and view schedules. The venue emphasizes community engagement through its social programming and member-focused activities.
Tennis & Padel Pim Mulier is one of the largest outdoor tennis and padel clubs in the Netherlands, located on the northwest side of Haarlem. The club operates from a spacious sports park with rural views and is easily accessible by bicycle or car from the Randweg, with ample parking available on-site. The facility features eleven smashcourt tennis courts and eight artificial grass padel courts, all equipped with lighting and playable year-round except during snow and frost. Tennis is available seven days a week for players of all levels, while padel welcomes beginners through experienced players. The club offers structured lessons through its Tennis Op Maat and Padel Op Maat programs, as well as regular internal competitions and tournaments. Court rental is available for non-members interested in experiencing the facilities. A volunteer-run cantina with a sun-exposed terrace provides a social space for members and visitors to relax before or after playing. The venue accommodates both casual recreational play and more competitive participation, with coaching available for juniors and adults across different skill levels.
Tennis Club (TC) Roomburg is a community tennis club located in Leiden, Netherlands, serving players of all ages and skill levels. The club offers a well-equipped facility with 9 illuminated clay courts, a small grass court, and a tennis wall, providing diverse playing surfaces for members and visitors. Night lighting enables year-round play during evening hours. The club maintains an active calendar of competitive and social events, including club championships, open tournaments, and seasonal opening celebrations. Coaching is available through structured lesson programs, while the facility also supports youth development with dedicated junior programs and team competitions. A restaurant and café on-site, along with shower facilities, creates a welcoming environment for players before and after matches.
Tennis Vereniging Haagse Beemden is a tennis club located in Breda, Netherlands, known for being one of the most sociable tennis associations in the city. The club offers tennis lessons provided by Ins & Outs Tennis, a tennis school run by experienced trainer Stijn van Keijzerswaard, who has over 10 years of experience delivering instruction across multiple clubs in the region.The club hosts a varied calendar of events including competitive play through KNLTB spring and summer evening competitions, club championships, mixed doubles tournaments on Thursday evenings, and social tournaments such as the annual Stamppot event. Members have access to shower facilities on site. The atmosphere emphasizes both competitive and recreational play, with activities designed for different skill levels and age groups, from youth divisions to adult teams.
Tennis en Padel Vereniging Zuid-West is located on Schubertlaan in Leiden and was founded in 1985 as a tennis club. In August 2021, the club expanded to include padel and now operates as a combined tennis and padel facility. The club is affiliated with the KNLTB (Royal Dutch Tennis Association), which provides members automatic access to competitive leagues, tournaments, and recreational play opportunities. The venue features five all-weather tennis courts and two padel courts, all equipped with LED lighting that allows play until 23:00. The all-weather surfaces enable year-round operation with minimal closures. The club organizes structured training sessions in the mornings, afternoons, and evenings through partner organizations Slamtennis and Padel071. Members pay only lesson fees without additional court rental charges. Tennis en Padel Vereniging Zuid-West hosts an annual open tournament each year in week 35 (typically late August) and maintains a restaurant and café on-site for members and guests.
Tennishal Koos Heiligers is an indoor tennis facility located in Delft, Netherlands. The hall specializes in court rental without membership requirements, making it accessible to casual players and those seeking hourly bookings. Court reservations are managed through the KNLTB Meet & Play system. The facility features two artificial grass courts designed with joint-friendly surfaces that offer the playing characteristics of gravel courts. The courts have a low pile and minimal sand content, resulting in consistent high ball bounce. Beyond hourly court rental, Tennishal Koos Heiligers offers tennis lessons through an on-site tennis school, 26-week court passes, strip cards for 10 hours of play, themed Saturday lessons focusing on specific strokes, weekend doubles tournaments, and a winter competition series.
Tennis- en Padelclub T.C. T.O.E.G. Rotterdam is a Rotterdam-based club established in 1924, now offering both tennis and padel facilities. The club has maintained its presence for over 100 years, providing a health-conscious and inclusive environment where players of all levels feel welcome.The club emphasizes sportivity, respect, and community, with activities and programs tailored to every skill level and interest. Members benefit from professional instruction through Racket Vibe, whose trainers help players improve their technique from beginner to advanced stages. Amenities include a restaurant/café and shower facilities, supporting both recreational and competitive play. T.O.E.G. serves as a gathering place for neighbors seeking friendly social connections alongside structured competition.
Tennis- en Padelvereniging Het Nieuwe Land is a community sports club located in Almere, Netherlands, offering both tennis and padel facilities for members of all ages. The club hosts internal competitions, ladder tournaments, and regular social events that foster an active and engaged membership.The facility includes five Smash Court courts and maintains an organized schedule of activities including tennis ladder competitions, padel evenings, and morning sessions for seniors. The club operates an access system for members and provides a clubhouse with a cantina area. Known for its lively community atmosphere, Het Nieuwe Land regularly organizes themed events and has secured multiple business partnerships to support club operations and member benefits.
Tennispark Duinvliet is a private tennis facility located at Elswoutslaan 11 in Haarlem, near the Overveen border in the Netherlands. The park operates as a rental facility serving Tennisvereniging Duinvliet (the affiliated tennis club), Tennis Kreatief school, and individual players. The venue is affiliated with the KNLTB and organizes competitive matches, tournaments, and social events for both seniors and juniors. The facility features multiple gravel tennis courts equipped with LED lighting for year-round play in both summer and winter seasons. Amenities include a welcoming tennis pavilion, shower facilities, and ample free parking on-site. The park operates under continuous camera surveillance for security purposes. Players can book courts on a casual basis from €18 per hour, secure seasonal contracts for fixed court access, or enroll in lessons through the on-site tennis school without requiring membership. The park encourages sustainable transport during evening hours, requesting that visitors consider cycling or carpooling to minimize traffic impact on the grounds. A regulated code of conduct maintains the facility's standards, including requirements for approved tennis footwear and respect for neighboring properties during late departures.
Tennispark W.W. is a quiet tennis club located in the Benoordenhout district of The Hague, Netherlands. Based at Van Hogenhoucklaan 35, the facility serves both recreational and competitive players with gravelcourts and operates as an organized member of the Dutch tennis association (KNLTB).The club offers tennis lessons for juniors, recreational players, and ambitious competitors through its affiliated tennis school, which is run by experienced instructors including Kevin Boelhouwer, a former international player. Programs include group lessons, strip cards, and after-school activities for children. The club also features a restaurant/café and shower facilities, making it a complete sports destination for members and visitors.
Tennisvereniging Breekpunt is a welcoming tennis club located at Teijlerstraat 126 in The Hague, Netherlands. The club serves players of all ages and abilities, from complete beginners to experienced competitive players. Since April 2015, tennis instruction has been provided by Tennisschool Roelant van Boheemen, which offers lessons six days a week.The club offers introductory courses designed for those trying tennis for the first time, consisting of five one-hour lessons covering the fundamentals of the sport. Beyond beginners' programs, regular lessons are tailored to group levels, with instructors developing customized lesson plans based on player ability. The club also accommodates seniors through dedicated senior programs and provides court rental options for members.
Tennisvereniging Osdorp is a tennis club for all ages and skill levels located in Amsterdam Nieuw-West, on Sportpark Ookmeer. The club prioritizes passion for tennis and a welcoming atmosphere, offering both membership and casual court rental options starting from €22 per hour.The facility features 10 floodlit courts - 6 traditional clay courts and 4 smashcourt all-weather courts. The smashcourt surfaces combine the technical properties of clay with the rapid drainage benefits of all-weather materials, making them quickly playable after rain. From October through March, a heated air hall covers the 4 smashcourt courts, enabling year-round outdoor tennis. The club offers tennis training for all levels and ages through Inspire Tennisopleiding, with options for private lessons, pairs coaching, and group sessions of 4 or 8 players. Additional amenities include a restaurant/café and showers.
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Vereniging UVV-Tennis is the tennis division of UVV Utrecht, a multi-sport club founded in 1902 in Utrecht, the Netherlands. The club operates one of the most affordable tennis programs in the Leidsche Rijn area, offering accessible recreational play alongside structured competitive opportunities.The facility provides tennis lessons delivered by HF Sports, a qualified coaching organization that follows KNLTB standards. Lessons are available twice yearly - in spring (April) and autumn (October) - in both individual and group formats. Tenniskids programs cater to younger players with age-appropriate equipment and court sizes, progressing from red balls on half courts for children up to 8 years old, through orange and green categories, to full-court play. The club also hosts youth competition and social events, including regular evening tournaments. On-site amenities include a restaurant/café and showers. Membership is required to participate in lessons, with lesson costs invoiced separately from membership dues.