Serena Williams, Roger Federer and Andy Murray make tennis look good. So good in fact that it’s almost impossible not get to urge to head to the courts ourselves. Luckily, New York City is filled with sports centers and clubs that house courts for everything from recreational play to practice for the pros. If you’re looking to find a place to have a bit of fun or actively seeking to become the next Wimbledon champ, why not check out a few of these New York City courts.
CENTRAL PARK TENNIS CENTER
Central Park Tennis Court gives you 26 Har-tru courts and 4 hard courts set against the relaxing backdrop of Central Park. Here you’ll find a pro-shop with all the equipment you’ll need, a snack bar, and locker facilities. Sign up for a session with friends, get private lessons or gather co-workers together for a fun corporate event!
centralparktenniscenter.com
GOTHAM TRAINING ACADEMY
For someone looking to get focused, Gotham Training Academy is another option for you. They have programs for juniors and adults, with summer camps all about having fun while getting your head in the game. The academy has both development programs and advanced training, with locations in Manhattan, the Hamptons and Westchester.
gothamtennis.com
ADVANTAGE TENNIS CLUB
Immerse yourself in the tennis culture at the Advantage Tennis Club. The Manhattan location has 5 indoor hard courts, so you can still have fun whether rain or shine. Open every day, they provide lessons and practice sessions for beginners, intermmediate, and advanced players. Whether you’re into tennis or racquet ball, this club really has something for everyone.
advantagetennisclubs.com
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