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Register a Tennis ClubLingerie Sports Carnival
Adelaide SA, Australia
We are looking for athletes who are interested in participating in a new sports carnival concept that will be run as a 1-2 day carnival to start with and then with the possibilities of launching a full season based on the success of the carnival. Athletes will need to be aged… see more…
lsl_2021@outlook.comPolytan APT Asia
Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia
Polytan Asia Pacific is a leading global provider in the design, manufacturing, construction, installation, and maintenance of all types of synthetic sports surfaces. Our world-class synthetic surfaces are made for use in all sporting facilities and we comply with all relevant c… see more…
Website 1800 663 812Surfcoast Tennis Club
Bells Beach VIC 3228, Australia
Current member with access to synthetic grass courts in Torquay, and the general courts in Jan Juc. All great condition. see more…
Website .....Week daytime Tennis player
Pymble NSW 2073, Australia
Play during the daytime on weekdays. Around Gordon, Pymble, Killara and Lindfield see more…
0413533766All Play Tennis
Spring Hill QLD 4000, Australia
We run tennis social doubles sessions and matchplay leagues in Brisbane see more…
Website 0480048049Phillip island tennis club
Cowes VIC, Australia
I play at Phillip island tennis club see more…
450411464Pacific Tennis Players
Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia
We offer tennis court surfaces to make your games better. Our team can supply you hard and grass tennis courts which are one of the popular products in Australia see more…
Website 03 8792 8000Tennis Plus Queens Park Southport
Queen St, Southport QLD 4215, Australia
Queens Park Tennis Centre is operated by Tennis Gold Coast & Tennis Plus. My role is to help convene/organise social tennis at the centre. see more…
0402774019About Tennis in Australia
Tennis is one of Australia's most widely played sports, enjoyed by people of all ages and fitness levels. From casual hit-abouts on a local court to competitive club competitions, tennis is an accessible and social sport that improves coordination, fitness, and mental agility.
Getting Started
All you need to start is a racquet, a can of balls, and a willing partner. Most local councils run beginner coaching programs, and Tennis Australia's 'Hot Shots' program provides a great pathway for younger players. Club memberships offer access to well-maintained courts, competitions, and social events.
Tennis in Australia
Tennis clubs and public courts can be found in every Australian city and regional town. Major hubs include Melbourne (home of the Australian Open), Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. Search Sports Match Maker to find a tennis partner near you, whether you're a beginner looking for a knock-around or an experienced player after a competitive match.