Where can I play tennis in High Point, NC?

High Point Country Club and Oak Hollow Tennis Center are the area's leading tennis facilities. Oak Hollow, operated by the City of High Point, is a public facility regularly used for USTA league play and junior programming. High Point University maintains on-campus tennis courts used by its NCAA varsity programs. The High Point Tennis Association connects players with organized league and recreational play.

Tennis Clubs in the Piedmont Triad (Greensboro / Winston-Salem / High Point)

Q: Where can I play tennis in Greensboro, NC?

Greensboro has outstanding public and private tennis options. Bryan Park Tennis Center is Greensboro's premier public facility with 14 lighted hard courts and year-round USTA league and tournament activity. Greensboro Country Club and Starmount Forest Country Club operate well-appointed private club programs. The City of Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department maintains public courts at locations throughout the city including Barber Park.

Q: Where can I play tennis in Winston-Salem, NC?

Winston-Salem is anchored by Wake Forest University's top-ranked varsity programs and the Kentner Stadium tennis complex. Reynolda Club, Old Town Club, and Forsyth Country Club offer private club tennis with active USTA league participation. The Winston-Salem Tennis Association (WSTA) coordinates adult and junior league play across Forsyth County. Salem Lake Tennis Center provides public court access in the city.

Q: What junior tennis programs serve the Piedmont Triad?

The Piedmont Triad has strong junior development options anchored by Wake Forest University's summer tennis camps in Winston-Salem and Bryan Park Tennis Center's junior programming in Greensboro. Multiple private clubs throughout the Triad operate USPTA and PTR-certified junior development programs with pipelines to competitive USTA junior tournament play through the USTA Carolina Section.

Q: Are the clubs listed affiliated with Tennis Circuits?

Some clubs in the Piedmont Triad use Tennis Circuits software for Tournaments, Doubles Leagues, Match Play, Summer Camps, Clinics, Lessons, JTT, and Leagues. Tennis Circuits is an official USTA Connect Partner.

The Piedmont Triad — anchored by Greensboro and Winston-Salem — is one of North Carolina's strongest club and league tennis regions, built on a dense network of public parks facilities, well-established private clubs, and the elite collegiate program at Wake Forest University. In Greensboro, Bryan Park Tennis Center serves as the city's premier public tennis destination with 14 lighted hard courts and a robust schedule of USTA league matches and sanctioned tournaments. Greensboro Country Club and Starmount Forest Country Club anchor private club tennis in Guilford County, with active USTA league teams and year-round adult and junior programming. The Greensboro Tennis Association (GTA) coordinates one of the region's most active USTA Community Tennis Associations.

In Winston-Salem, Wake Forest University Demon Deacons (NCAA Division I, ACC) are the region's defining collegiate tennis presence, with nationally ranked men's and women's programs competing at the Kentner Stadium tennis complex — one of the finest dedicated collegiate tennis venues in the ACC. Old Town Club and Forsyth Country Club serve Winston-Salem's private club tennis community, while the Winston-Salem Tennis Association (WSTA) organizes USTA league play throughout Forsyth County.

Whether you are looking for competitive tournaments, organized doubles leagues, junior summer camps, or a private lesson, this area provides year-round tennis for players of every age and skill level.

Notable Tennis Facilities in the Piedmont Triad

Joe White Tennis Ctr (Serve First)

(336) 727-2137

625 W End Blvd Winston-Salem NC 27101

Westwood Swim & Tennis Club

(336) 768-9599

265 Harper St Winston-Salem NC 27104

Forsyth Country Club

(336) 768-0220

3101 Country Club Rd Winston-Salem NC 27104

Bermuda Run Country Club

(336) 551-2783

324 Bermuda Run Dr Bermuda Run NC 27006

J. Spencer Love Tennis Center

(336) 545-5320

3802 Jaycee Park Dr Greensboro NC 27455

Simkins Indoor Tennis Center

(336) 373-5886

1500 Barber Rd Greensboro NC 27401

Sherwood Swim & Racquet Club

(336) 272-1665

100 Alma Pinnix Dr Greensboro NC 27405

Green Valley Park Swim & Racquet

(336) 292-3780

2815 Rutherford Dr Greensboro NC 27408

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Competitive Adult Tennis in the Piedmont Triad

Adult competitive tennis across the Piedmont Triad is coordinated by three USTA Community Tennis Associations serving Guilford, Forsyth, and Randolph counties. The Greensboro Tennis Association (GTA) organizes USTA League play throughout Greensboro and Guilford County at all NTRP levels from 2.5 through 5.0, in formats including Flex leagues, mixed doubles, combo doubles, and 18 & Over, 40 & Over, and 55 & Over divisions, with teams advancing through USTA Carolina to state and sectional championships. The Winston-Salem Tennis Association (WSTA) coordinates USTA league play and sanctioned tournaments throughout Forsyth County, with clubs including Old Town Club and Forsyth Country Club fielding active multi-level USTA rosters. Oak Hollow Tennis Center serving as a key venue for both league matches and open tournaments. In Greensboro, Bryan Park Tennis Center, Greensboro Country Club, and Starmount Forest Country Club all field active USTA teams and host social tennis year-round.

High School Tennis Programs in the Piedmont Triad

High school tennis in the Piedmont Triad is governed by the NCHSAA. The region's largest schools compete across multiple 4A and 3A conferences. Guilford County schools are distributed across the Piedmont Triad 4A Conference and Mid-Piedmont 3A Conference. Forsyth County schools compete primarily in the Central Piedmont 4A Conference. Private and independent schools compete under the NCISAA.

Page High School Pirates (Greensboro) — NCHSAA 4A, Piedmont Triad 4A — One of Greensboro's most competitive public school programs with consistent conference and playoff appearances.
Grimsley High School Whirlies (Greensboro) — NCHSAA 4A, Piedmont Triad 4A — Historic Greensboro program with a long competitive tradition in boys and girls tennis.
Northwest Guilford High School Vikings (Greensboro) — NCHSAA 4A, Piedmont Triad 4A — Active boys and girls teams drawing from northwest Guilford County.
Ragsdale High School Tigers (Jamestown) — NCHSAA 4A, Piedmont Triad 4A — Competitive program between Greensboro and High Point in southern Guilford County.
Southwest Guilford High School Cowboys (High Point) — NCHSAA 3A, Mid-Piedmont 3A — Active boys and girls tennis program in southern Guilford County.
Reynolds High School Demons (Winston-Salem) — NCHSAA 4A, Central Piedmont 4A — One of Winston-Salem's flagship programs with a strong tradition of competitive boys and girls tennis and close proximity to Wake Forest facilities.
West Forsyth High School Titans (Clemmons) — NCHSAA 4A, Central Piedmont 4A — Large Forsyth County program with competitive boys and girls tennis squads.
Mount Tabor High School Spartans (Winston-Salem) — NCHSAA 4A, Central Piedmont 4A — Established southwest Winston-Salem program with active conference tennis competition.
Parkland High School Mustangs (Winston-Salem) — NCHSAA 4A, Central Piedmont 4A — Active boys and girls tennis program in northwest Winston-Salem.
High Point Central High School Bison (High Point) — NCHSAA 3A, Mid-Piedmont 3A — Historic High Point program with long-standing competitive tennis and proximity to Oak Hollow Tennis Center.
Greensboro Day School Bengals (Greensboro) — NCISAA — Premier Greensboro independent school with a well-regarded tennis program and strong college placement pipeline.
Forsyth Country Day School Falcons (Lewisville) — NCISAA — Established Forsyth County independent school with competitive boys and girls tennis and a strong pipeline to collegiate programs.

Governing Bodies: NCHSAA — public school tennis | NCISAA — independent school tennis

Collegiate Tennis in the Piedmont Triad

The Piedmont Triad is anchored by Wake Forest University, one of the ACC's premier tennis programs and a consistent national contender. UNC Greensboro add Division I depth, making the Triad one of North Carolina's most active regions for collegiate match play.

School

Conf

Program Info

Wake Forest University

ACC

Men's Women's

NCAA Division I, ACC. Compete at Kentner Stadium — one of the most celebrated collegiate tennis venues in the Southeast. Both men's and women's programs are perennial top-25 national contenders and have produced numerous ATP/WTA professionals and All-Americans. Hosts Wake Forest Tennis Camps each summer for juniors across the Triad and beyond.

UNC Greensboro

SoCon

Men's Women's

NCAA Division I, Southern Conference. The Spartans compete on campus in Greensboro and are active SoCon participants. Both men's and women's programs provide Division I competition opportunities for players from across the Triad region.

Guilford College

ODAC

Men's Women's

NCAA Division III, Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Located in Greensboro, Guilford College provides Division III tennis opportunities for players seeking a smaller college environment within the Triad.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tennis in the Piedmont Triad, NC

Where can I play tennis in Greensboro, NC? +

Bryan Park Tennis Center is Greensboro's premier public option with 14 lighted hard courts and year-round programming open to all players. Greensboro Country Club and Starmount Forest Country Club are the leading private club options with active USTA league teams and junior programs. The City of Greensboro also maintains public courts at Barber Park and other recreation centers throughout the city.

Where can I play tennis in Winston-Salem, NC? +

Old Town Club and Forsyth Country Club are Winston-Salem's top private club options with extensive court facilities and active multi-level USTA league programs. Salem Lake Tennis Center provides public court access. The Winston-Salem Tennis Association (WSTA) can connect players with organized leagues and open play. Wake Forest University's Kentner Stadium hosts occasional community and youth events through its camps program.

What junior tennis programs serve the Piedmont Triad? +

Wake Forest Tennis Camps in Winston-Salem are the region's most prestigious junior camp program, run by ACC varsity-level coaching staff at Kentner Stadium. Bryan Park Tennis Center, in Greensboro runs year-round USTA junior programming and hosts junior tournaments throughout the year. Private clubs throughout the Triad — including Greensboro Country Club, Starmount Forest, and Old Town Club — operate junior programs staffed by USPTA and PTR-certified professionals.

Does the Piedmont Triad offer USTA leagues? +

Yes. The Piedmont Triad has a dense network of USTA league play across Guilford, Forsyth, and Randolph counties. The Greensboro Tennis Association (GTA) coordinates USTA league play for Guilford County at all NTRP levels from 2.5 through 5.0. The Winston-Salem Tennis Association (WSTA) organizes Forsyth County leagues and tournaments. The High Point Tennis Association runs organized play in the High Point area. USTA Junior Team Tennis leagues operate throughout the Triad for boys and girls ages 6–18. Find doubles leagues and match play through Tennis Circuits®.

Are the clubs listed affiliated with Tennis Circuits®? +

Some clubs in the Piedmont Triad use the Tennis Circuits® platform to manage Tournaments, Doubles Leagues, Match Play, Camps, Clinics, Lessons, JTT, and Leagues. Tennis Circuits® is an official USTA Connect Partner — View press release.