City Community Tennis is an award-winning tennis management company operating across five Sydney locations - Surry Hills, Alexandria, Glebe, Beaconsfield and Rosebery. The organisation provides tennis coaching and court hire services for all ages and ability levels, from beginners to advanced players, including specialised programs for wheelchair and para-standing tennis. The club operates 12 tennis courts across its five venues and offers a comprehensive range of programs including private and group coaching, junior Hot Shots Tennis for children aged 3-11 years, adult classes, social tennis, and competitions. Professional and fully qualified coaches deliver instruction tailored to each participant's level. Additional facilities include table tennis hire and community room hire, with amenities such as a pro shop and showers available at various locations. City Community Tennis emphasises accessibility and inclusivity, running blind and low vision tennis sessions and promoting tennis as a way for children to develop coordination and fitness. The club's philosophy centres on ensuring recreational players of all backgrounds can access quality courts and coaching, with online booking available for convenient court hire.
Gilmore Park Tennis Club is a community tennis facility located on the corner of Gilmore and Reserve Streets in West Wollongong, New South Wales. The club welcomes players of all levels, from beginners and social players through to competitive athletes.The club features two well-maintained synthetic grass courts equipped with lights for evening play. Court bookings are available through the online system, with daytime rates at $15 per hour and evening rates at $25 per hour. The club offers tennis coaching, and hosts regular competitions including Ladies Midweek, Wednesday Night Mens/Mixed, Saturday Morning Juniors, and Saturday Afternoon Mixed events. A car park is available on-site, with access via the eastern gate.
Glenunga Tennis Club is a social and competition tennis club located at Kingsley Avenue Reserve in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide. Established in 1927, the club has maintained a long proud history while remaining welcoming to players of all levels. The club operates year-round mixed tennis with a strong community focus and friendly membership base. The facility features 5 recently resurfaced all-weather tennis courts with excellent floodlights on 4 courts, enabling two weekly sessions of night tennis. In addition to tennis, the club offers 4 pickleball courts with two dedicated pickleball sessions each week. A qualified club coach provides lessons to all age groups, and the club runs an active junior programme including competition tennis. The newly built clubhouse provides modern amenities for members.
Malpass Tennis operates from the David Turbayne Tennis Centre (also known as Churchie Tennis Centre) in Heath Park, Brisbane, offering coaching and court hire services. The facility is located just 10 minutes from Brisbane's CBD at 1 Hilton Street.The centre features 11 Rebound Ace hard courts, all well-lit for day and night play with online court booking available. The complex includes a modern clubhouse with canteen, pro shop, and a balcony offering views of Brisbane City. The venue caters to players of all levels seeking quality coaching and court access in a fully-equipped facility.
PS...Tennis Pty Ltd is a tennis club located in Townsville, Australia, offering a comprehensive range of programs for players of all ages and skill levels. The club provides adult tennis classes, cardio tennis sessions designed to improve fitness and cardiovascular health through energetic play, and structured learn-to-play programs for beginners.The club operates a junior development pathway through its Hot Shots program, which is organized by skill stage for children aged 3 and above, progressing through blue, red, orange, and green stages. Additional offerings include junior development series tournaments and pickleball facilities. The club provides coaching support across its programs and maintains an active calendar of events and competitions.
Queensland Tennis Centre is a state-of-the-art tennis venue located in Tennyson, Brisbane, Australia. Opened on 2 January 2009, this A$82 million facility was built on the site of the demolished Tennyson Power Station as part of the Tennyson Riverside development. The centre has hosted the Brisbane International, a combined men's and women's professional tournament, since its opening.The facility features 23 International Tennis Federation standard courts across hardcourt, clay and grass surfaces. The centrepiece is Pat Rafter Arena, the main showcase court named after Australian tennis legend Patrick Rafter, with a seating capacity of 5,500 (expandable to 7,000 with temporary seating). The arena features an innovative PTFE glass fibre fabric roof that allows natural light while reducing reliance on artificial lighting. The centre also hosts Davis Cup and Fed Cup matches and offers tailored coaching programs for juniors and adults, court hire, social tennis fixtures, and functions.
The Royal Melbourne Tennis Club (RMTC) is located in Richmond, Melbourne, and is one of only four real tennis clubs in Australia and fewer than fifty worldwide. Founded in 1882 on Exhibition Street, the club was granted a Royal Charter by Queen Victoria in 1897. It relocated to its present Sherwood Street premises in 1975 and remains the second oldest and largest real tennis club in Australia.The club's facilities include two real tennis courts - the George Limb Court (North Court) and the Alan Hamer Court (South Court) - plus a squash court, swimming pool, gymnasium, bar, dining room, library and meeting room. RMTC is one of only five clubs globally with multiple real tennis courts. The club hosts the Australian Open and the Boomerang Cup, the world's largest real tennis tournament by player involvement, and has produced world-ranked professionals including Robert Fahey, holder of the most World Championship wins.
Sorrento Tennis Club is one of the largest hardcourt tennis clubs in Perth's northern metropolitan area, located in Duncraig at 46 Warwick Road. The club hosts regular tournaments throughout the year and welcomes both members and the public for court hire.The facility includes 20 plexipave cushion courts with wind breaks and excellent lighting for night tennis, along with a hit-up wall. Amenities encompass well-equipped clubrooms, modern toilets, showers and dressing rooms, a social room, and a children's playground. The club features a coach's pro-shop with restringing services, a bar with drinks available after social play, and a kitchen with tea and coffee facilities. Ample parking is available in the adjacent car park, and spectator shade sails are positioned in front of show courts. The grounds are landscaped with trees, garden beds and lawn surrounding the clubhouse and courts. An experienced resident coach provides coaching services catering to all levels, and the club operates a fully automated Book-A-Court system with automated lights.
The Range Tennis Club is Queensland's oldest tennis club, established in 1893. Located at 40 Lindsay Street in East Toowoomba, just a short walk from the city centre, it has grown from a dozen members in 2020 to almost 600 today - making it one of Australia's fastest growing tennis clubs. The club offers four synthetic grass tennis courts with the latest LED court lighting, creating a modern facility steeped in over a century of history. The club provides social and competitive tennis programs for all levels, with professional coaching available through junior and adult programs. Members and non-members can hire courts at affordable rates - $10-$15 per hour during the day and $15-$20 at night. The quaint updated clubhouse serves as the hub for regular fixtures, tournaments, and events including the annual Club Championships, Hospitals Cup, and Passionate Cup tri-series competitions.