AZUA Tennis is located in Wilrijk, Antwerp, Belgium, at Fort VI on the Edegemsesteenweg. The club offers tennis facilities year-round, with both indoor and outdoor courts available to members and casual players. Indoor courts feature rubber surfaces and hard courts, while two TopClay outdoor courts provide a gravel playing experience during the winter months for annual members. The club operates a flexible membership structure with annual and summer subscriptions at consistent rates. During the winter season, AZUA hosts an open competition with approximately 10 matches across different skill levels, and court reservations can be booked through the Tennis Vlaanderen platform. The facility includes restaurant and café amenities, showers, and professional coaching services. Both dedicated winter contracts and casual hourly rentals are available, with peak and off-peak pricing for indoor courts.
Brandt Tennis Club is a traditional tennis establishment founded in 1937, located near park Den Brandt in Antwerp's Wilrijk area. The club currently operates nine quality gravel courts, each maintained and relaid annually. A significant expansion is planned for 2027, when the club will relocate to the Wilrijkse pleinen with twelve courts - six gravel and six all-weather surfaces - all equipped with lighting. The clubhouse features an Art Deco design housing a welcoming bar and terrace with views overlooking court 3, the club's center court. Spectators can watch matches from an elevated viewing area spanning six courts. Coaching is available through the Baseline Tennis Academy, which operates under the direction of Wim Neefs and offers group lessons, private instruction, camps, and competitive training for all levels. The bar operates extended hours and serves as a social hub for members to relax after play. Membership is available for youth, seniors, and families through Tennis Vlaanderen, which provides access to intercclub competitions, tournaments, and organized activities. Early registration before March 1, 2026 qualifies members for discounted rates.
CTT Limal-Wavre is a table tennis club based in Wavre, in the Brabant Wallon province of Belgium. Founded in 1978, the club has grown to around 160 members, making it one of the largest clubs in the region in terms of membership, youth participation, and sporting performance. The club operates out of a dedicated table tennis facility housing 12 tables, which can accommodate 24 players simultaneously during training sessions. The space is large enough to run 4 to 5 provincial interclub matches or 2 national interclub matches at the same time. Six different training formats are available, catering to players of varying levels, from beginners to more advanced competitors. CTT Limal-Wavre places clear emphasis on player development and runs training camps in partnership with the CFS (Centre de Formation Sportive), which handles administrative logistics including registrations and insurance documentation. Camps are open to all and divided into initiation and improvement tracks. The club also organises its own annual tournament, which has been combined with the Challenge Handisport Dandoy, reflecting a broader commitment to inclusive sport.
De Boemel is a sports club located in Mechelen, Belgium, offering tennis lessons and tennis camps for children and adults. The club provides a comprehensive tennis program across multiple seasons, including summer camps running eight weeks for children and five weeks for adults, as well as autumn/winter and spring lesson cycles. Lessons are available Monday through Saturday with flexible scheduling tailored to individual preferences and skill levels. The club emphasizes a family-oriented atmosphere with personalized coaching in green, safe surroundings. De Boemel's approach focuses on creating homogeneous group divisions while allowing participants to form their own groups if preferred. The club offers trial lessons at no cost, field rentals during winter months, and support options including mutual deductions for children under 14 and fiscal attestations. With a team of qualified, experienced trainers, De Boemel serves beginners, recreational players, and competitive athletes seeking quality instruction and lasting enjoyment of the sport.
K. Stade Leuven T.C. is a well-established tennis club in Leuven, Belgium, with over 1,200 members. Located at Mercierlaan 58 in the city's sports district, adjacent to the OHL football stadium, the club offers comprehensive tennis programming for all ages and abilities - from young children and competitive juniors to adults and seniors. The club has earned multiple quality certifications and maintains a vibrant community atmosphere throughout the week. The facility features 10 gravel courts, with 3 permanently covered and an additional 4 courts covered seasonally during winter months. K. Stade Leuven T.C. operates a professional tennis school providing group lessons, private instruction, and specialized coaching for competition players. The club also organizes tennis camps and stages during school holidays, interclub competitions, and hosts an international wheelchair tennis tournament. Specialized programs include adapted facilities and trained instructors for G-tennis players with intellectual or physical disabilities. An on-site bar and clubhouse support the active social life of the membership. Training emphasizes tactical development, with coaching focused on serve-and-return patterns, doubles play, court conditioning, and competitive match scenarios. The club's well-organized volunteer structure, combined with its location in Leuven's sports hub, creates an accessible venue for recreational and serious tennis players alike.
Kain Tennis & Padel Club is located in Kain, Tournai, Belgium, and offers comprehensive facilities for both tennis and padel players. The club operates year-round, open 363 days annually, providing members and visitors with a well-maintained venue combining competitive play and recreational enjoyment. The club features 5 outdoor clay courts and 3 indoor asphalte courts for tennis, alongside 5 padel courts - 3 semi-covered and illuminated, plus 2 outdoor lit courts and 1 indoor court. In addition to court access, Kain Tennis & Padel Club operates a dedicated tennis and padel school offering lessons and training stages for children and adults throughout the year. A clubhouse with basic refreshments is available on-site. The venue is characterized by a peaceful, green setting with convenient parking access. The club maintains an accessible atmosphere suitable for all skill levels, from beginners taking lessons to competitive players. Court reservations for both tennis and padel can be made directly through their website, along with information on seasonal memberships, competitions, and school programs.
Kalypso - tennis & padel club is located in Gosselies, near Charleroi, Belgium, and offers dedicated facilities for both tennis and padel players of all ages and skill levels. The club welcomes beginners and experienced players alike in a welcoming, family-oriented environment. The facility includes 9 tennis courts and 2 padel courts, with both indoor and outdoor options. Tennis instruction is provided through the club's school, directed by Jérôme Couder, offering group and private lessons for children and adults, as well as physical conditioning classes for competitive players. Padel courts feature quality playing surfaces designed for comfort and enjoyment. Court reservations are available online or by phone, with a café on-site for members. The club emphasizes a warm, team-oriented atmosphere where sport and pleasure come together. Recent facility expansions include indoor padel courts, allowing year-round play. Members participate in interclub competitions and tournaments, with activities scheduled for all levels throughout the season.
Royal Herakles Tennis Club is located in Berchem, Antwerp, Belgium at Bourcetstraat 2. The club serves as an active community venue for tennis players of all levels, offering membership opportunities and regular programming throughout the year. The club features tennis courts and maintains a welcoming atmosphere for both competitive and recreational play. Royal Herakles hosts regular tournaments and social events, including doubles competitions and themed tournaments that attract both members and non-members. The venue also provides a bistro (Sam's Bistro) and shower facilities, making it a complete destination for players. The club organizes events such as the Sorenco Retro Tennis Tournament, which combines tournament play with BBQ gatherings and evening entertainment.
Koninklijke Tennisclub Brugge (KTCB) is Bruges' oldest tennis club, established in 1928 with support from the city's sports department. Located in Assebroek at Sint-Kristoffelstraat 107, the club serves both beginner and advanced players seeking to improve their technique and tactical understanding of the game. The club offers tennis instruction and hosts regular programming throughout the year, including specialized tennis camps for children aged 5-14 during school holidays. In case of rain, members can access indoor facilities at the nearby OLVA Touwladder sports hall, where additional indoor activities are organized. The club provides coaching from experienced trainers and maintains a welcoming environment for players at all levels.
Tennis Borgerweert is a tennis and padel club located in Linkeroever, on the border of Antwerp and Zwijndrecht. Set within a quiet, wooded area, the club offers both sports to players of all levels, with coaching and lessons available for adults and children looking to learn or develop their skills. The club has a total of 13 courts across both sports: 6 outdoor tennis courts, 3 indoor tennis courts, and 4 outdoor padel courts. Courts can be booked through Tennis en Padel Vlaanderen, and non-members are welcome to reserve court time. Members benefit from extended booking windows, unlimited court access, automatic accident insurance, and eligibility to participate in official competitions. On-site facilities include a spacious cafetaria - Borger - where members and visitors can stop for a drink, a snack, or a full meal before or after play. The venue also hosts private events such as receptions and birthday parties. Parking is available on the nearby Dwarslaan, and the club has dedicated bicycle storage on-site.
Tennis Club LE CHALET is a Brussels-based tennis club established in 2002, located in Molenbeek approximately 15 minutes from the city center. The club operates daily from 9am to 10pm and features 11 tennis courts set among greenery, including 6 permanently covered courts for year-round play. It serves as a family-oriented facility offering recreational, intensive, and competitive tennis programs for members of all ages and abilities. The club offers comprehensive coaching programs starting from age 4 with psychomotor training, progressing through junior and adult levels. Additional amenities include 5 outdoor clay courts and 6 indoor courts (2 clay and 4 synthetic), a dedicated wheelchair tennis section, and a Belgian-style brasserie restaurant called AFTER GAME with themed terraces and a lounge area. Membership options range from €50 annually for children to €390 for families. LE CHALET distinguishes itself through a cooperative management model for its clubhouse restaurant, allowing members to hold shares and access preferential pricing. The venue emphasizes a welcoming atmosphere that encourages members to linger after play, combining serious tennis facilities with social and dining amenities.
Tennis- en padelclub d'Hoeve is located in Kuurne, near Kortrijk, Belgium, and serves approximately 360 members representing around 250 families. The club offers tennis and padel facilities alongside a welcoming community atmosphere where members can enjoy both competitive and recreational play. The club maintains well-maintained tennis courts and dedicated padel courts. Members can choose from flexible subscription options tailored to different age groups and skill levels, including children's programs, family packages, and combination memberships covering both sports. The facility also offers lessons for all levels, interclub competitions, and a summer camp for children aged 6-14. A clubhouse with a bar and café provides a relaxed social space where players can unwind after matches and enjoy refreshments. The club regularly organizes tournaments, clinics, and interclub competitions throughout the year, fostering both competitive play and community engagement among its members.