Columbus Tennis Clubs
Greater Columbus is Ohio's largest and most active tennis market — a region spanning Franklin, Delaware, Union, Licking and Fairfield counties with one of the deepest indoor tennis networks in the Midwest, premier private clubs, and one of the most decorated college programs in NCAA history in the Ohio State Buckeyes. This guide maps the clubs, junior academies, college teams, leagues and high-school tennis from Columbus and Dublin to Upper Arlington, New Albany, Westerville and Worthington.
Greater Columbus Tennis Communities
Columbus tennis runs from the Ohio State core out into the surrounding suburbs, each with its own clubs and programs. The city holds the marquee indoor clubs and the Buckeyes, Dublin and Upper Arlington bring powerhouse high school programs, New Albany is a junior-development hub, and Westerville and Worthington round out the northern suburbs. Use the corridors below to find the clubs, courts and programs closest to you.
Verified Tennis Clubs & Facilities in Greater Columbus
Directory listings with public websites, addresses and contact information.
| Club / Facility | Address | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elysium Tennis | New Albany, OH 43054 | New Albany | |
| Muirfield Village Golf Club | Dublin, OH 43017 | Dublin | |
| New Albany Tennis Center | New Albany, OH 43054 | New Albany | |
| Olympic Indoor Tennis Club | Indianola Avenue, Columbus, OH 43214 | Columbus | |
| Racquet Club of Columbus | Bethel Road, Columbus, OH 43220 | Columbus | |
| Scarborough East Tennis Club | Columbus, OH 43213 | Columbus | |
| Scioto Country Club | Columbus, OH 43221 | Upper Arlington | |
| Ty Tucker Tennis Center (Ohio State) | OSU Athletic District, Columbus, OH 43210 | Columbus | |
| Wickertree Tennis | Columbus, OH 43235 | Columbus |
Junior Programs & Player Development
Columbus has one of the strongest junior pipelines in Ohio — led by the New Albany Tennis Center, the GCTA and a deep network of indoor clubs.
New Albany Tennis Center
Led by USTA High Performance Specialist Paul Kobelt — more than 2,000 junior players developed, 17 OHSAA state champions, six Ohio State Buckeyes and seven ATP/WTA-ranked players.
Greater Columbus Tennis Association
The USTA Community Tennis Association for Central Ohio, running Junior Team Tennis, Area Qualifiers and the 10 & Under Initiative since the 1950s.
Racquet Club of Columbus
Ten indoor Novacrylic courts on Bethel Road with junior clinics, lessons and year-round match play.
Scarborough East Tennis Club
Eight indoor courts with PlaySight video on every court, supporting junior development and high-performance training.
Ohio State Tennis Camps
Buckeye-connected camps and clinics around the Ty Tucker Tennis Center in the OSU Athletic District.
Adult Tennis in Columbus
Adult leagues, tournaments and clinics across the Greater Columbus tennis calendar, organized through the GCTA and OVTA.
Adult Tournaments
Adult Clinics
Highlighted Events
Major tennis events and programming that define the Greater Columbus tennis calendar.
OVTA / GCTA League Play
Adult USTA leagues from 2.5 to 5.0 through the Columbus League and Greater Columbus Tennis Association, advancing to USTA Midwest.
USTA Midwest Sectionals
Columbus league and junior champions advance through OVTA District Championships to the USTA Midwest Section Championships.
OHSAA State Tournament
Ohio high school girls’ (fall) and boys’ (spring) state tennis championships, held on the Cincinnati Open courts.
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College Tennis in Columbus
Columbus is home to one of the most successful Division I programs in the country at Ohio State, plus a deep Division III scene and Division II tennis.
Ohio State Buckeyes
ColumbusNCAA Division I / Big Ten · One of the elite programs in college tennis — 20 consecutive Big Ten regular-season titles (2006–26), three ITA Indoor National titles and 25 straight NCAA Tournaments — at the Ty Tucker Tennis Center. Men | Women
Capital University
BexleyNCAA Division III / OAC · Ohio Athletic Conference men’s and women’s tennis based in Bexley. Men | Women
Greater Columbus High School Tennis
Governed by the OHSAA, Central Ohio high school tennis plays girls in the fall and boys in the spring across Divisions I and II, with state finals at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason.
New Albany Eagles
New AlbanyOne of Ohio’s top Division I programs, with multiple individual state champions including the 2025 Division I boys doubles title.
Upper Arlington Golden Bears
Upper ArlingtonA historic Columbus-area program, consistently one of the strongest Division I teams in Central Ohio for boys and girls.
Dublin Coffman Shamrocks
DublinOne of the largest schools in Central Ohio and a Division I powerhouse.
Olentangy Berlin Bears
Delaware CountyA fast-growing Delaware County public school producing top state-ranked individual players.
Worthington Kilbourne Wolves
WorthingtonA consistent Division I contender with strong individual players and junior club ties.
Bexley Lions
BexleyA smaller-division Columbus-area powerhouse with a long tradition of strong individual players.
OHSAA State Tournament
OhioOhio high school tennis plays girls in the fall and boys in the spring across Divisions I and II, with state finals at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason.
Did You Know?
Columbus is a college-tennis capital with one of the sport’s all-time programs. Two highlights:
Ohio State is one of the premier programs in college tennis — 20 straight Big Ten regular-season titles (2006–26), three ITA Indoor National Championships and a Division I-record 200 consecutive home wins under coach Ty Tucker.
The New Albany Tennis Center has produced 17 OHSAA state champions, six Ohio State Buckeyes and seven ATP/WTA-ranked players — and Columbus native Lilia Osterloh won the 1997 NCAA singles title.
Greater Columbus Tennis Facts
Curious one-line facts about the people, places and programs that make tennis in Columbus unique.
Greater Columbus is Ohio’s largest and most active tennis market, spanning five Central Ohio counties.
Ohio State’s men own 20 consecutive Big Ten regular-season titles (2006–2026) under coach Ty Tucker.
Tucker is the winningest coach in Big Ten men’s tennis history, with a .875 record over 26 seasons.
The Buckeyes ran off 200 consecutive home wins — the longest home streak in Division I sports history.
Ohio State has won three ITA Indoor National Championships (2014, 2019 and 2023).
The Buckeyes play at the Ty Tucker Tennis Center, a 75,000-square-foot six-court indoor facility.
The New Albany Tennis Center has produced 17 OHSAA state champions and six Ohio State Buckeyes.
Columbus native Lilia Osterloh won the 1997 NCAA singles title at Stanford and reached WTA No. 41.
Buckeye alumni J.J. Wolf, Blaz Rola, Chase Buchanan and Mikael Torpegaard have played the ATP Tour.
USTA league play runs through the Greater Columbus Tennis Association and the OVTA (USTA Midwest).
Columbus has one of the deepest indoor tennis networks in the Midwest.
OHSAA plays girls tennis in the fall and boys in the spring, with state finals at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason.