Dallas Tennis Clubs
Dallas is one of the country's most active tennis markets — anchored by the ATP 500 Dallas Open at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, a deep bench of public tennis centers and private clubs, and powerhouse junior and high school programs. This guide maps the clubs, junior programs, public courts, college teams, leagues and tournaments across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, from Highland Park and Preston Hollow to Frisco, Plano, Irving and Fort Worth.
Dallas Tennis Communities
Dallas tennis runs along distinct corridors across the metroplex — pro tennis and championship juniors in Frisco, the college and clay-court legacy around SMU and Highland Park, private-club and public-court depth in North and East Dallas, and powerhouse school programs in Plano and the northern suburbs. Use the corridors below to find the clubs, courts and programs closest to you.
Verified Tennis Clubs & Facilities in Dallas
Directory listings with public websites, addresses and contact information.
| Club / Facility | Address | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fretz Tennis Center | 6998 Belt Line Road, Dallas, TX 75254 | North Dallas | (214) 670-6622 |
| High Point Tennis Center | 421 W Spring Creek Parkway, Plano, TX 75023 | Plano | (972) 941-7170 |
| L.B. Houston Tennis Center | 11225 Luna Road, Dallas, TX 75229 | Northwest Dallas | (214) 670-6367 |
| Samuell Grand Tennis Center | 6220 E Grand Avenue, Dallas, TX 75223 | East Dallas / Lakewood | (469) 250-7887 |
| T Bar M Racquet Club | 6060 Dilbeck Lane, Dallas, TX 75240 | North Dallas | (972) 233-4444 |
Junior Tennis & High Performance
The Dallas-Fort Worth area develops juniors through club academies, public-center programs and college-run camps.
T Bar M Junior Tennis
Nationally regarded junior development and high-performance training at North Dallas’s member-owned T Bar M Racquet Club.
High Point Junior Development
Plano’s award-winning public center runs an extensive junior development program for players from age five through tournament level.
SMU Tennis After-School Junior Program
Junior program and summer camps run by SMU’s tennis staff at the Styslinger/Altec Tennis Complex.
Midcourt Tennis Academy
Operator of the City of Dallas’s Samuell Grand Tennis Center, with kids, junior and adult programs near White Rock Lake.
Fretz Tennis Center Juniors
Junior classes and development at the City of Dallas’s 15-court Fretz Tennis & Pickleball Center in North Dallas.
Adult Tennis in Dallas
Representative adult leagues, tournaments and clinics across the DFW tennis calendar.
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Adult Tournaments
Adult Clinics
Highlighted Events
Major tennis events and programming that define Dallas’s tennis calendar.
Dallas Open
ATP 500 indoor hard-court tournament; 2026 champion Ben Shelton defeated Taylor Fritz in a three-set final.
The Texas Slam
The largest junior tennis tournament in the United States, with around 1,000 players each year.
USTA Texas League & Tournament Play
Adult leagues, junior team tennis and sanctioned tournaments across the DFW metroplex.
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Professional Players With Dallas Connections
Home of the ATP 500 Dallas Open (Ford Center at The Star, Frisco) — whose record book is led by Andre Agassi and John McEnroe with five titles each — Dallas also claims Grand Slam champions and current tour pros.
Anne Smith
HometownBorn and raised in Dallas; 10-time Grand Slam champion in women’s doubles and mixed doubles (1980–1984), former World No. 1 in doubles and the first American to win the French Open junior title (1977). A Texas Sports Hall of Famer, she is now a Dallas-based coach and sport psychologist.
Michael Chang
Dallas OpenThe youngest champion in the Dallas Open record book (age 16, 1988) and, a year later, the youngest men’s Grand Slam singles champion at the 1989 French Open.
John Isner
ResidentA Dallas-area (Highland Park) resident, former World No. 8 and the ATP’s all-time aces leader; he reached the 2023 Dallas Open final, firing 44 aces against champion Wu Yibing.
Taylor Fritz
Dallas OpenOne of the top American men and a US Open finalist; a Dallas Open mainstay who was the top seed and 2026 runner-up, losing a three-set final to Ben Shelton.
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College Tennis in the Dallas Area
The DFW area’s college tennis footprint spans NCAA Division I and Division III programs.
SMU Mustangs
University ParkNCAA Division I / AAC · Back-to-back AAC champions (2022, 2023) under Grant Chen at the Styslinger/Altec Tennis Complex, which also hosts the Dallas Open. Men | Women
Dallas-Fort Worth High School Tennis
The metroplex produces some of the strongest UIL high school tennis programs in Texas.
Frisco Centennial High School
FriscoBack-to-back UIL 5A Team Tennis State Champions (2023–24 and 2024–25).
Plano West Senior High School
PlanoUIL team-tennis powerhouse with five state championships — among the most in UIL history.
Highland Park High School
University ParkStoried UIL Class 5A program with consistent regional and state qualifiers.
Plano Senior High School
PlanoLong-running Class 6A program with district and regional success.
Allen High School
AllenActive UIL 6A competitor in district and regional play.
McKinney Boyd High School
McKinney6A program in the northern suburbs.
Coppell High School
CoppellConsistent 6A competitor with regional qualifiers.
Southlake Carroll High School
SouthlakeRegion I 6A program with strong singles and doubles.
Frisco Independence High School
FriscoClass 5A team and individual qualifiers.
Frisco Heritage High School
FriscoUIL 5A program with state-level qualifiers.
Frisco Lone Star High School
Frisco5A program with regional tournament appearances.
Grapevine High School
GrapevineDFW competitor with singles and doubles state qualifiers.
Prosper Walnut Grove High School
ProsperUIL 5A team and individual qualifiers.
Argyle High School
Argyle5A program with state-level doubles qualifiers.
Did You Know?
Dallas is a genuine pro-tour city with a powerhouse junior and college scene. Two highlights:
Dallas hosts the ATP 500 Dallas Open at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco — an indoor hard-court stop whose record book is led by Andre Agassi and John McEnroe with five titles each.
The metroplex is a development hub — the Texas Slam in Plano is the largest junior tournament in the U.S., and SMU (back-to-back AAC champions) hosts the Dallas Open at its Styslinger/Altec complex.
Dallas Tennis Facts
Curious one-line facts about the people, places and programs that make tennis in Dallas unique.
Dallas is one of the country’s most active tennis markets, spanning the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.
The ATP 500 Dallas Open is held each February at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco.
Ben Shelton won the 2026 Dallas Open over Taylor Fritz; Denis Shapovalov won in 2025.
The event’s record book is led by Andre Agassi and John McEnroe with five titles each.
The Texas Slam, held in Plano, is the largest junior tennis tournament in the United States.
SMU’s Mustangs were back-to-back AAC champions (2022, 2023) under Grant Chen.
SMU’s Styslinger/Altec Tennis Complex also hosts the professional Dallas Open.
TCU fields one of the top programs in the Big 12 at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center in Fort Worth.
Public tennis centers at Fretz, Samuell Grand and L.B. Houston anchor City of Dallas play.
T Bar M Racquet Club and High Point Tennis Center in Plano are among the metroplex’s best-known facilities.
The DFW area produces some of the strongest UIL high school tennis programs in Texas.
Dallas tennis spreads from Highland Park and Preston Hollow to Frisco, Plano, Irving and Fort Worth.