Houston Tennis Clubs
Houston has one of the deepest tennis communities in the South — anchored by the U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship at River Oaks Country Club, the only ATP Tour clay event in the country, alongside a large network of public tennis centers, private clubs and academies. This guide maps the clubs, junior programs, public courts, college teams, leagues and tournaments across Greater Houston, from Memorial and River Oaks to West University, The Woodlands, Sugar Land and Katy.
Houston Tennis Communities
Houston tennis runs along distinct corridors across the metro — historic private-club tennis in River Oaks, the densest club-and-public concentration in Memorial, college tennis around Rice and West University, and powerhouse junior and high school programs in The Woodlands, Sugar Land and Katy. Use the corridors below to find the clubs, courts and programs closest to you.
Verified Tennis Clubs & Facilities in Houston
Directory listings with public websites, addresses and contact information.
| Club / Facility | Address | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD-IN Tennis | 3035 Crossview Dr, Houston, TX 77063 | 1 | (713) 784-4010 |
| Bay Area Racquet Club | 17901 Kings Park Ln, Houston, TX 77058 | 1 | (281) 488-7026 |
| Club Westside | 1200 Wilcrest Drive, Houston, TX 77042 | 1 | (713) 783-1620 |
| Evelyn Rubenstein JCC Boniuk Tennis Center | 5601 S Braeswood Blvd, Houston, TX 77096 | 1 | (713) 551-7292 |
| Houston Indoor Tennis Houstonian Club | 111 N Post Oak Ln, Houston, TX 77024 | 1 | (713) 685-6847 |
| Houston Racquet Club | 10709 Memorial Drive, Houston, TX 77042 | 1 | (713) 464-4811 |
| Houston Tennis Academy | 1200 Wilcrest Dr, Houston, TX 77042 | 1 | (281) 704-2642 |
| Lost Forest Tennis Club | 5775 Lost Forest Dr, Houston, TX 77092 | 1 | (832) 582-6878 |
| Nottingham Forest Club-Houston | 325 Kickerillo Drive, Houston, TX 77079 | 1 | (281) 497-0550 |
| The Briar Club | 2603 Timmons Lane, Houston, TX 77047 | 1 | (713) 622-3667 |
Junior Tennis, Academies & Programs
Houston develops juniors through club academies, USTA Texas pathways and a deep network of public tennis centers.
Houston Tennis Academy
Structured junior development, high-performance training and adult programs in the Houston area.
USTA Texas
Junior development, league pathways and sanctioned tournaments across the Houston area as part of USTA Texas.
Houston Parks Tennis
Public tennis centers citywide — including Memorial Park, Lee LeClear and Homer Ford — offering lessons and junior programming.
Adult Tennis in Houston
Representative adult leagues, tournaments and clinics across the Houston tennis calendar.
Adult Leagues
Adult Tournaments
Adult Clinics
Highlighted Events
Major tennis events and programming that define Houston’s tennis calendar.
U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship
The only ATP Tour event contested on clay in the United States, played each spring at River Oaks Country Club.
USTA Texas League Play
Adult leagues, junior team tennis and sanctioned tournaments across the Houston metro as part of USTA Texas.
Houston Junior & UTR Events
Year-round junior and UTR-rated tournaments at clubs and public centers across Greater Houston.
Tennis Circuits Events
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Professional Players With Houston Connections
Houston has produced internationally recognized tennis professionals whose achievements helped put the city on the global tennis map.
Zina Garrison
HoustonA Houston native who reached World No. 4, was the 1990 Wimbledon singles finalist, and won Olympic gold in doubles and bronze in singles at the 1988 Seoul Games; she founded a Houston program serving local youth.
Lori McNeil
HoustonA former Top-10 WTA player and multiple Grand Slam semifinalist, known for upsets over the game’s very best, with deep Houston roots.
Richey Reneberg
HoustonA Houston native who reached World No. 1 in doubles and won multiple Grand Slam doubles titles during the 1990s.
Sammy Giammalva Jr.
HoustonA Houston product who reached a top-30 ATP singles ranking and won ATP doubles titles in the 1980s.
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College Tennis in Houston
Houston’s college tennis footprint spans NCAA Division I and Division III programs across the city.
University of Houston Cougars
HoustonNCAA Division I / Big 12 · A Big 12 Conference program and one of the largest athletic departments in the city. Men | Women
Rice Owls
HoustonNCAA Division I / American (AAC) · Elite academics paired with a strong, nationally competitive collegiate tennis tradition. Men | Women
Texas Southern Tigers
HoustonNCAA Division I / SWAC · A historically Black university program developing student-athletes from Houston and across Texas. Men | Women
Houston High School Tennis
Greater Houston produces some of the strongest UIL high school tennis programs in Texas, competing across 5A and 6A and qualifying regularly for regional and state competition.
The Woodlands High School
The Woodlands2025–26 UIL Class 6A team tennis state champion — the program’s first — finishing the season 19-0.
Memorial High School
Houston (Spring Branch)Historic Houston program and the 2019 UIL 6A team tennis state champion, with frequent regional and state appearances.
Seven Lakes High School
KatyFrequently ranked among the top Class 6A programs statewide.
Clements High School
Sugar LandCompetitive UIL 6A program with strong singles and doubles play.
College Park High School
The WoodlandsRegionally ranked UIL 6A contender with strong individual qualifiers.
Tomball Memorial High School
TomballConsistent UIL 6A district and regional contender.
Klein Cain High School
Northwest HoustonActive UIL 6A program in the northwest suburbs.
Kingwood High School
KingwoodConsistent UIL 6A competitor with frequent district playoff runs.
Clear Creek High School
League CityEstablished UIL 6A program in the southeast metro.
Dulles High School
Sugar LandCompetitive UIL 6A squad in Fort Bend.
Bellaire High School
BellaireLong-established UIL program with a strong tennis tradition.
Cy Woods High School
CypressUIL 6A program in the northwest suburbs with regular district qualifiers.
Did You Know?
Houston is a champion-producing tennis city with the country’s only ATP clay event. Two highlights:
Houston hosts the U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship at River Oaks Country Club — the only ATP Tour event on clay in the United States — with tournament tennis at River Oaks dating to 1931.
Houston native Zina Garrison reached World No. 4, was the 1990 Wimbledon finalist and a 1988 Olympic medalist — and The Woodlands won the 2025–26 UIL 6A team state title at 19-0.
Houston Tennis Facts
Curious one-line facts about the people, places and programs that make tennis in Houston unique.
Greater Houston is one of Texas’s largest tennis markets, spanning Memorial, River Oaks, West U, The Woodlands, Sugar Land and Katy.
The U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship at River Oaks is the only ATP Tour event contested on clay in the United States.
River Oaks Country Club has hosted tournament tennis since 1931.
Houston native Zina Garrison reached World No. 4 and was the 1990 Wimbledon singles finalist.
Garrison won Olympic gold in doubles and bronze in singles at the 1988 Seoul Games.
Former Top-10 WTA player Lori McNeil is among the city’s Grand Slam semifinalists.
Houston native Richey Reneberg reached World No. 1 in doubles in the 1990s.
The Woodlands won the 2025–26 UIL Class 6A team tennis state title, finishing 19-0.
Memorial High School won the 2019 UIL 6A team tennis state championship.
The University of Houston (Big 12) and Rice (AAC) anchor the city’s Division I college tennis.
Texas Southern, Houston Christian and St. Thomas round out a multi-division college scene.
Public flagships include the Memorial Park, Lee LeClear and Homer Ford tennis centers.