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Create a Free ProfileNed _53 • Male
ALEXANDRIA, NSW
Intermediate
I've been playing for years, on and off... I've been obssessed lately and wanting to play more and more :) I found that I really enjoy it and want to play different style players. So I'm looking for YOU!
18 Feb 2010
George Wendi40 • Male
LAKEMBA, NSW
Intermediate
Hello There, I am looking for a tennis partner for fitness and fun. I can play on thursday (anytime) and Tuesday afternoon, or Wednesday afternoon,If anyone interest, please contact me. Cheers George
12 Feb 2010
Florian Reichert37 • Male
RUSSELL LEA, NSW
Advanced
Looking for a hitting partner!
8 Feb 2010
Tin Luong37 • Male
Noble Park North, VIC
Beginner
Looking for someone to hit with around the south-east area (Dandenong, Noble Park, Keysborough, Clayton, Springvale, Glenn Waverley). Had weekly lessons for about 2 months 2 years ago so I'm not completely noob. I am an all-rounder at sport in general but I think I'm pretty athletic and go pretty hard. I'd prefer to hit with someone better than me so I can learn some fundamentals off them. Availabilities: Pretty irregular due to nature of work but I can play when I have my days off or after work during weekdays.
8 Feb 2010
Leon Geddes43 • Male
NORTH PERTH, WA
Intermediate
Hi, I've been playing tennis for most of my life and have reached a good Intermediate level, but nothing higher than that. Keeping a rally going is one of my strengths. I'm looking for a tennis partner to play Monday & Friday Evening's or Saturday's alternatively. I usually play at the Subiaco tennis courts because it's free and under lights. I am open to play at any other courts aswell.
7 Feb 2010
Cassandra Stokes45 • Female
MOOROOKA, QLD
Intermediate
I'm a keen player but haven't played regularly for quite a few years. I used to play pretty much everyday when I was younger, but slowed down after high school. Would love to find a strong hitting partner who wants to play once or twice a week. Weeknights are good for me and some weekends. I'm on the southside so that's most convenient, but happy to travel if need be.
4 Feb 2010
Margaret Boulos47 • Female
ANNANDALE, NSW
Beginner
I've had a few lessons over the last 5 years and I'd really like to consolidate what I've learnt by pairing up with someone of a similar skill level to have some fun and practice. I'm a member of Sydney Uni sports union which means affordable tennis court hire and as I'm at the Camperdown campus Mon-Fri, I'm flexible about times. Weekends are also options although not mornings!
4 Feb 2010
Tim Powell42 • Male
ASCOT, QLD
Advanced
I used to be a regular tournament player but now only play occasionally. I'm not sure of the level of players on this website but I would probably fit into advanced.
4 Feb 2010
Jan Turner73 • Female
BURBANK, QLD
Intermediate
I have played social tennis for many years with the exception of the last 2. Would like to play 1 or 2 nights a week.
4 Feb 2010
David Kong38 • Male
ASCOT VALE, VIC
Beginner
Just started, taking lessons wish to find someone to hit a few balls with.
1 Feb 2010
Lee Lee58 • Male
BELMORE, NSW
Intermediate
asian guy is looking for a tennis partner or a group to have a regular hit to improve my game and fitness. afternoon evening best can travel within reason
1 Feb 2010
Ryan Moller48 • Male
WOLLONGONG, NSW
Advanced
Hi, Looking for a hitting partner around the area. I want to play tournaments & need some quality hitting & match play to prepare for that. Hoping to find anyone with the same ideas.
30 Jan 2010
About 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.