Cebazat Tennis Club is a friendly and dynamic tennis facility located in Cebazat, a commune in the Puy-de-Dôme department near Clermont-Ferrand in southeast France. The club welcomes players of all levels and offers tennis instruction, training programmes for children and adults, and both friendly and official tournaments throughout the year.The club features five courts across three different surfaces: one indoor court with greenset, two outdoor courts with becker, and two outdoor courts with carpet - the latter designed to reduce strain on muscles and joints. Members and visitors can relax in the clubhouse after play. The facility also provides equipment rental and benefits from amenities including parking, WiFi, and shower facilities.
FC Kronenbourg Tennis is a committed tennis club located at 22 rue de Berstett in Strasbourg (67200), France. The club operates year-round and holds the Tennis Santé label, reflecting its engagement with player wellness and development. The facility features 7 tennis courts across 3 different surfaces - porous concrete, artificial clay, and carpet courts (with 2 covered). Members and visitors have access to comprehensive amenities including a clubhouse, changing rooms, showers, parking, WiFi, and facilities for people with reduced mobility. The club offers equipment rental and sale services, as well as stringing services. FC Kronenbourg Tennis provides competitive opportunities through organized competitions and tournaments throughout the year. The club maintains a full management team dedicated to competitions, licensing, and coaching, with qualified instructors available for youth and player development programs.
Ligue Grand Est de tennis is the regional tennis league serving the Grand Est region of France, covering Alsace, Champagne, and Lorraine. Based in Strasbourg, it operates as part of the Fédération Française de Tennis (FFT) network and serves as the governing and development body for tennis clubs, players, and competitions across the three former regions. The league organises a broad range of competitive structures, including ATP and WTA tournaments, ITF events, and regional youth circuits such as the Grand Prix Régional Jeunes. It also supports padel, which has grown steadily within the league's framework since coming under the FFT in 2014. Coaching and instructor training programmes are available, alongside referee development pathways. A notable focus of the league is accessibility and inclusion. The "De la cour au court" initiative works with schools from nursery level through to secondary education, bringing tennis into schoolyards in partnership with the French Ministry of Education. The league also actively supports adapted tennis for players with mental disabilities, offering clubs structured guidance, dedicated licences, and financial support to help them open their doors to a wider range of participants.
Located in Sophia-Antipolis on the French Riviera, the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy is one of the world’s leading training centers, founded by Patrick Mouratoglou in 1996. Set on a 12-hectare campus, the academy offers an elite environment with 33 clay and hard courts (including 8 indoor), padel courts, a sports-medicine center, fitness facilities, a student campus, and resort-level amenities.Known for its personalized coaching philosophy, the academy trains players of all ages and levels, from juniors to top ATP and WTA professionals. Its methodology focuses on tailored technical, tactical, physical, and mental development, with small training groups and customized goals for each athlete.The academy serves as a training base for many world-class players, including Holger Rune, Coco Gauff, and Daniil Medvedev, while welcoming hundreds of international juniors and trainees each year. With year-round sunshine, a multicultural environment, and a proven performance system, Mouratoglou Tennis Academy offers one of the most complete tennis-development pathways in the world.
Stade Clermontois TC is a tennis club located in Clermont-Ferrand, France, housed at the Stade Philippe Marcombes facility. The club offers both indoor and outdoor tennis courts available for reservation online, with coaching services available to members and visitors.The facility comprises seven courts in total - four modern indoor courts (two with synthetic resin surface, two with carpet) and three outdoor courts surfaced in artificial clay. Opening hours vary by day, with the club closed Mondays and operating afternoons and early mornings throughout the week. The club also features a restaurant or café on-site.
T.C Ventabren is a tennis and pickleball club located in Ventabren, a village in the Aix-en-Provence region of southern France. Positioned on the village's upper sports plateau, the club offers a welcoming environment for players of all levels throughout the year. The facility features 8 courts with porous concrete surfaces, a training wall, and 2 mini-tennis courts. Group and individual lessons are available throughout the week, taught by qualified instructors. The club recently expanded its clubhouse to better accommodate players, with amenities including changing rooms, showers, WiFi, parking, and accessibility for visitors with reduced mobility. Beyond traditional tennis, T.C Ventabren offers pickleball alongside a full range of services including court rental, coaching stages, competitions, and equipment services such as stringing and equipment loans.
Tennis Club du Grand Versailles is located at 57 Rue Rémont in Versailles, France, in the Yvelines department west of Paris. The club offers multiple tennis courts available to members by reservation, along with a fitness room and saunas. Membership includes access to all facilities and is available on annual or summer seasonal terms, with special pricing for families and couples.The club operates daily from 7:30 to 22:30 and hosts a full calendar of activities including tennis instruction for children and adults, competitive training programs, tournaments, and social events. Services include racket stringing and ball machine rentals. Court access varies by membership type - members signing up as a couple or two individuals can use all courts, while solo members are limited to courts 11 and 12 (green-set) unless accompanied by a ball machine card obtained from the office.
TUC Tennis is a tennis club located in Toulouse, France, dedicated to fostering friendship, sport, and community engagement. The club welcomes players of all levels and maintains an active presence through regular communication with members and the broader tennis community.The club operates under the umbrella of racquet sports and maintains connections with local and regional tennis organizations, including the Ligue Occitanie. TUC Tennis is responsive to member inquiries and continuously seeks to improve its facilities and services, with regular newsletters keeping the community informed of club activities and developments.
Tennis Municipal des Ponts Jumeaux is a public tennis facility located in Toulouse, France, at 32 rue des sports in the 31200 postal code. The club sits near the Ponts Jumeaux exit of the ring road, adjacent to the green space of Ponts Jumeaux and the skatepark bordering the Canal de Brienne.The facility offers five courts in total: two outdoor courts available for free public access, and three indoor courts available for rental. In addition to tennis, the club also provides pelote basque (Basque pelota) courts. Indoor court reservations must be made by phone at least 72 hours in advance during public opening hours (Monday to Friday, 12pm-2pm and 5pm-9pm). Pricing is tiered for Toulouse residents and non-residents, with reduced rates available for residents under 25 years old. The facility is accessible via public transport on line L1.