Tennis Clubs in Austin, TX

Q: Where can I play tennis in Austin, TX?

Austin offers an outstanding range of tennis venues for all skill levels. Public options include Austin Tennis Center (10 courts at 7800 Johnny Morris Rd), Caswell Tennis Center (2312 Shoal Creek Blvd) in Central Austin, and Pharr Tennis Center (4201 Brookview Rd) near Hyde Park. Private and semi-private options include Grey Rock Tennis Club in Southwest Austin, Austin Country Club, Westlake Country Club, Barton Creek Country Club, and numerous neighborhood and HOA facilities throughout Travis County and the surrounding suburbs.

Q: What is Austin Tennis Center?

Austin Tennis Center at 7800 Johnny Morris Road is a large public tennis facility operated by the City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department. It features 10 lighted hard courts, a pro shop, lessons, leagues, clinics, junior programs, and tournament hosting capabilities. It is the flagship public tennis venue in the Austin metro area and draws players from across Central Texas.

Q: Does Austin have USTA leagues or junior tennis programs?

Yes. Austin has one of the most active USTA league communities in Texas through the USTA Texas Section. Clubs and public facilities host adult leagues at all NTRP levels, junior team tennis (JTT), UTR-rated tournaments, summer camps, and clinics year-round. Tennis Circuits® also provides tournaments, doubles leagues, match play, and lessons for Austin players at all skill levels.

Q: What is the University of Texas tennis program?

The University of Texas Longhorns tennis program is one of the premier NCAA Division I programs in the country, competing in the Big 12 Conference. Both the men's and women's programs have won national championships and produced numerous ATP and WTA professionals. The Texas Tennis Center at 2100 Comal Street is a world-class facility hosting collegiate and professional-level events and serving as an anchor for competitive tennis in the Austin community.

Q: What is Austin's tennis history?

Austin's tennis history is defined by two pillars: the University of Texas Longhorns program — one of the most decorated programs in collegiate tennis history — and Andy Roddick, who grew up in Austin and became the last American man to win a Grand Slam singles title (2003 US Open) and reach World No. 1 in the ATP rankings. Austin's continued population growth has made it one of the fastest-expanding tennis markets in the country, with sustained investment in public courts and private facilities across Travis County.

Q: Are the clubs listed affiliated with Tennis Circuits®?

This directory lists publicly available information about tennis clubs in Austin, TX. Some clubs use the Tennis Circuits® software platform, which provides Tournaments, Doubles Leagues, Match Play, Summer Camps, Clinics, Lessons, JTT, Private Leagues, and Tennis Circuits® Club Edition. Tennis Circuits® is an official USTA Connect Partner.

Austin is home to one of the fastest-growing and most dynamic tennis communities in Texas. From the public courts at Austin Tennis Center — a well-established public facility with 10 lighted hard courts — to the historic Central Austin courts at Caswell Tennis Center and the boutique private experience at Grey Rock Tennis Club, Austin tennis players enjoy an exceptional range of public and private options across Travis County and the surrounding metro.

Austin's private club tennis scene is among the finest in Texas, with six prominent country clubs offering members access to quality courts, professional instruction, and organized league play: Austin Country Club on Lake Austin, Great Hills Country Club and Westover Hills Club in Northwest Austin, Balcones Country Club in North Austin, River Place Country Club along the Lake Austin corridor, and Barton Creek Country Club in the hills of Southwest Austin. Together these clubs serve thousands of Austin-area tennis players at all skill levels.

Austin tennis clubs and public centers host USTA Leagues, summer camps, clinics, and adult social doubles events year-round. The city's rapid population growth has brought an influx of competitive players, new facilities, and expanded programming across neighborhoods from Central Austin and Hyde Park to Southwest Austin, Cedar Park, Round Rock, and the Hill Country suburbs.

Austin is also home to the University of Texas Longhorns — one of the most decorated collegiate tennis programs in the country — producing multiple national champions and professional tour players. Whether you are a beginner stepping onto the court for the first time or a seasoned USTA competitor, Austin's tennis infrastructure is among the finest in Texas.

Notable Tennis Facilities in Austin, TX

Westlake Country Club

(512) 892-1205

2612 Lost Creek Blvd Austin TX 78746

Caswell Tennis Center

(512) 478-6268

2312 Shoal Creek Blvd Austin TX 78705

South Austin Tennis Center

(512) 222-7260

1000 Cumberland Rd Austin TX 78704

Grey Rock Tennis Club

(512) 301-8685

7401 TX-45 Austin TX 78739

Courtyard Racquet Club

(512) 345-4700

5608 Courtyard Dr Austin TX 78731

Westover Hills Club

(512) 345-4235

8706 Westover Club Dr Austin TX 78759

Austin Tennis Center

(512) 928-8119

7800 Johnny Morris Rd Austin TX 78724

Austin Tennis Academy

(512) 276-2271

6800 Spanish Oaks Club Blvd Austin TX 78738

Austin Country Club

(512) 328-0090

4408 Long Champ Dr Austin TX 78746

Great Hills Country Club

(512) 345-6940

5914 Lost Horizon Dr Austin TX 78759

Balcones Country Club

(512) 258-1621

8600 Balcones Club Dr Austin TX 78750

River Place Country Club

(512) 346-1114

4207 River Place Blvd Austin TX 78730

Barton Creek Country Club

(512) 329-7999

8212 Barton Club Dr Austin TX 78735

Club Owners & Teaching Professionals

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Junior Team Tennis (JTT) — Host team competitions year-round.
Lessons — Online lesson registration and schedule management.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Tennis in Austin, TX

Where can I play tennis in Austin, TX?

Austin offers an outstanding range of tennis courts and clubs for all skill levels. Public options include Austin Tennis Center (10 courts at 7800 Johnny Morris Rd), Caswell Tennis Center (2312 Shoal Creek Blvd) in Central Austin, and Pharr Tennis Center (4201 Brookview Rd) near Hyde Park. Private and semi-private options include Grey Rock Tennis Club in Southwest Austin, Austin Country Club, Westlake Country Club, Barton Creek Country Club, Great Hills, Balcones, River Place and numerous neighborhood and HOA facilities throughout Travis County and the surrounding suburbs.

What is Austin Tennis Center?

Austin Tennis Center at 7800 Johnny Morris Road is a large public tennis facility operated by the City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department. It features 10 lighted hard courts, a pro shop, lessons, leagues, clinics, junior programs, and tournament hosting capabilities. It is the flagship public tennis venue in the Austin metro area and draws players from across Central Texas.

Does Austin have USTA leagues or junior tennis programs?

Yes. Austin has one of the most active USTA league communities in Texas through the USTA Texas Section. Clubs and public facilities host adult leagues at all NTRP levels, junior team tennis (JTT), UTR-rated tournaments, summer camps, and clinics year-round. Tennis Circuits® also provides tournaments, doubles leagues, match play, and lessons for Austin players at all skill levels.

What is the University of Texas tennis program?

The University of Texas Longhorns tennis program is one of the premier NCAA Division I tennis programs in the country, competing in the Big 12 Conference. Both the men's and women's programs have won national championships and produced numerous ATP and WTA professionals. The Texas Tennis Center at 2100 Comal Street is a world-class facility hosting collegiate and professional-level events and serving as an anchor for competitive tennis in the Austin community.

Are tennis lessons and camps available in Austin?

Yes. Austin's public tennis centers, private clubs, and academies all offer private and group tennis lessons, seasonal camps, and clinics for players of all ages and skill levels. Tennis Circuits® Summer Camps and Clinics are available through tenniscircuits.com, providing structured junior and adult programming throughout the Austin area year-round.

What is Austin's tennis history?

Austin's tennis history is defined by two pillars: the University of Texas Longhorns program — one of the most decorated programs in collegiate tennis history — and Andy Roddick, who grew up in Austin and became the last American man to win a Grand Slam singles title (2003 US Open) and reach World No. 1 in the ATP rankings. Austin's continued population growth has made it one of the fastest-expanding tennis markets in Texas, with sustained investment in public courts and private facilities across Travis County.

Are the clubs listed affiliated with Tennis Circuits®?

This directory lists publicly available information about tennis clubs in Austin, TX. Some clubs on this list use the Tennis Circuits® software platform, which provides Tournaments, Doubles Leagues, Match Play, Summer Camps, Clinics, Lessons, JTT, Private Leagues, and Tennis Circuits® Club Edition. Tennis Circuits® is an official USTA Connect Partner — View Press Release (PDF).

Tennis Circuits® is an official USTA Connect Partner — View Press Release (PDF)

Find Tennis Tournaments, Leagues & Programs in Austin, TX

Tennis Circuits® is the premier tennis management platform serving clubs and players across Texas, including Austin, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Plano, and beyond. As an official USTA Connect Partner, Tennis Circuits® powers competitive play for all skill levels.

Spotlight on the Austin Tennis Community

Austin's tennis scene has grown dramatically alongside the city itself. Once known primarily as a collegiate tennis hub anchored by the University of Texas, Austin is now one of the most active recreational and competitive tennis markets in the South. The combination of public courts at Austin Tennis Center, a thriving private club ecosystem spanning Central Austin to the Hill Country suburbs, an elite NCAA Division I program at UT Austin, and a rapidly growing population of competitive adult players has made Austin a premier tennis destination in Texas. Many Austin-area players compete in tournaments and doubles leagues organized through Tennis Circuits®.

Notable Tennis Players and Figures Associated with Austin, TX

Austin has produced some of the most significant figures in American tennis history, anchored by its most famous son Andy Roddick and supported by the University of Texas's decades-long tradition of elite collegiate tennis.

Andy Roddick – Grew up in Austin and became the last American man to win a Grand Slam singles title (2003 US Open) and reach World No. 1 in the ATP rankings. One of the most celebrated American tennis players of all time and Austin's most iconic sports figure.
UT Longhorns Tennis Alumni – The University of Texas program has produced dozens of ATP and WTA professionals. Notable alumni have competed at the Grand Slam level and represented the United States in international competition.
Austin Tennis Academy Players – Local academies have produced multiple nationally ranked junior players who have gone on to compete at NCAA Division I programs across the country.

High School Tennis Programs in Austin, TX

Austin ISD and surrounding district high school tennis programs compete across UIL Classifications 5A and 6A. The depth of Austin's junior tennis community — fed by public centers, private clubs, and academies throughout the metro — consistently produces competitive UIL squads and players who advance to collegiate programs nationwide.

Westlake High School Chaparrals (Eanes ISD) – One of the most consistently competitive UIL tennis programs in the Austin area, drawing on the strong tennis culture of the Westlake Hills community. A perennial Class 6A contender.
Anderson High School Trojans (AISD) – A strong Central Austin UIL 6A program with a tradition of competitive singles and doubles play.
McCallum High School Knights (AISD) – Active UIL competitor with a dedicated tennis program and loyal community following.
Liberal Arts and Science Academy (LASA) – Magnet school with a competitive tennis team drawing academically and athletically talented players from across AISD.
Lake Travis High School Cavaliers – Competitive 6A program in the rapidly growing Southwest Austin and Lakeway area, benefiting from the region's expanding tennis infrastructure.
Round Rock High School Dragons – Active UIL 6A competitor in Round Rock ISD, one of Austin's largest suburban school districts.
Cedar Ridge High School Raiders (Round Rock ISD) – UIL 6A competitor serving the growing Cedar Park and Round Rock communities north of Austin.

Collegiate Tennis Programs in Austin, TX

Austin is home to one of the premier NCAA Division I tennis programs in the country, along with additional collegiate options for student-athletes across the metro.

University of Texas Longhorns – NCAA Division I, Big 12 Conference. Both the men's and women's programs are nationally ranked perennial contenders who have won national championships and produced numerous ATP and WTA professionals. The Texas Tennis Center at 2100 Comal Street is among the finest collegiate tennis facilities in the United States, featuring stadium courts, spectator seating, and top-tier training infrastructure. UT tennis is the flagship of Austin collegiate tennis and a program of genuine national importance.
Huston-Tillotson University – NAIA program in East Austin offering collegiate tennis opportunities for student-athletes in the Austin community.
St. Edward's University Hilltoppers – NCAA Division II, Lone Star Conference. Located in South Austin, St. Edward's offers competitive Division II tennis for local student-athletes.

The University of Texas program's presence in Austin creates a unique environment where junior players can aspire to compete at the highest level of collegiate tennis without leaving their home city — a significant draw for nationally ranked Austin-area juniors.

Austin tennis players looking for organized competitive play can find tournaments, doubles leagues, match play, and junior team tennis at tenniscircuits.com — the official USTA Connect Partner platform serving tennis clubs and players across Texas.