Indianapolis Tennis Clubs
Greater Indianapolis is one of the largest tennis markets in the Midwest, spanning the city and the suburbs of Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Zionsville and Greenwood with more than 50 dedicated indoor courts. The Circle City is the headquarters of the USTA Midwest Section and carries deep pro history — from 1988 to 2009 it hosted the RCA Championships, an ATP Tour event voted the players' favorite a record 11 times. This guide maps the clubs, junior academies, public and indoor courts, college teams, leagues and tournaments across the Indianapolis metro.
Greater Indianapolis Tennis Communities
Indianapolis tennis runs from the city's dedicated clubs out into the fast-growing suburbs. The core holds the Indianapolis Racquet Club and the Barbara S. Wynne Center, Hamilton County to the north brings Carmel, Fishers and Noblesville, Zionsville adds the award-winning Pearson club, and Greenwood anchors the south. Use the corridors below to find the clubs, courts and programs closest to you.
Verified Tennis Clubs & Facilities in Greater Indianapolis
Directory listings with public websites, addresses and contact information.
| Club / Facility | Address | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indiana Premier Tennis at Community Sports & Wellness | Pendleton, IN 46064 | 100 | (765) 744-1606 |
| Indianapolis Community Tennis Program | Indianapolis, IN 46240 | 100 | (317) 259-5377 |
| Indianapolis Healthplex | Indianapolis, IN 46222 | 100 | (317) 920-7400 |
| Indianapolis Racquet Club - Dean Road | Indianapolis, IN 46240 | 100 | (317) 849-2531 |
| Indianapolis Racquet Club East | Indianapolis, IN 46226 | 100 | (317) 545-2228 |
| Pearson Automotive Tennis Club | Zionsville, IN 46077 | 100 | (317) 559-7100 |
| Team Witsken Tennis & Pickleball | Indianapolis, IN 46260 | 100 | (317) 848-2023 |
| The Riviera Club | Indianapolis, IN 46208 | 100 | (317) 255-5471 |
| UIndy Tennis Center | Indianapolis, IN 46227 | 100 | (317) 788-7700 |
| West Indy Racquet Club | Indianapolis, IN 46254 | 100 | (317) 291-4664 |
Junior Programs & Player Development
Indianapolis has one of the deepest junior pipelines in the Midwest — the Barbara Wynne community program, CITA Junior Team Tennis and large indoor clubs offering year-round training.
Indianapolis Community Tennis Program
Founded in 1963 by Barbara Wynne — who co-founded the Indy NJTL chapter with Arthur Ashe — running year-round programming at the Barbara S. Wynne Tennis Center.
CITA Junior Team Tennis
USTA Central Indiana coordinates Junior Team Tennis, sanctioned junior tournaments and pathways across the metro, with the Anne Krupp fund supporting adaptive tennis.
Indianapolis Racquet Club Juniors
Junior development, clinics and match play at the city’s oldest dedicated club, across the Dean and East locations.
Pearson Automotive Tennis Club
Junior clinics and academy training on climate-controlled indoor Har-Tru courts in Zionsville, a 2024 USTA Outstanding Facility.
UIndy Tennis Center Programs
Public junior programming and camps on the University of Indianapolis campus’s seven indoor courts.
Adult Tennis in Indianapolis
Adult leagues, tournaments and clinics across the Greater Indianapolis tennis calendar, anchored by CITA.
Adult Tournaments
Adult Clinics
Highlighted Events
Major tennis events and programming that define the Greater Indianapolis tennis calendar.
CITA / USTA Central Indiana League Play
Adult leagues from 2.5 to 5.0, Tri-Level and age-group divisions, advancing to USTA Midwest Section and National Championships.
CITA Adult League Sectionals
The Central Indiana adult league sectional championships, held each November at IRC’s Dean Road location.
IHSAA State Tournaments
Indiana high school team and individual state tournaments, frequently hosted at Indianapolis venues.
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College Tennis in Indianapolis
Indianapolis is one of the few U.S. cities with three collegiate programs across multiple NCAA divisions, all within the city limits.
Butler Bulldogs
IndianapolisNCAA Division I / Big East · Big East men’s and women’s tennis, playing indoor home matches in the iconic Butler Bubble and outdoors at the Butler Tennis Courts. Men | Women
Greater Indianapolis High School Tennis
Governed by the IHSAA, Indiana high school tennis plays boys in the fall and girls in the spring in a single-class state tournament — and the Indianapolis metro holds much of the state's tradition.
North Central Panthers
IndianapolisIndiana’s all-time leader in boys tennis with 21 state championships — the most in IHSAA history — plus 12 girls state titles; home of the Barbara S. Wynne Tennis Center.
Carmel Greyhounds
CarmelSixteen boys state titles and 12 girls titles; the 2025 IHSAA Boys Team State Champions, finishing 25-0.
Brebeuf Jesuit Braves
IndianapolisOne of the state’s most dominant current programs — 2024 Boys Team State Champions and 2025 Girls State Runners-up.
Park Tudor Panthers
IndianapolisA private-school powerhouse with multiple state titles and the annual host of the IHSAA Individual Boys Tennis State Tournament.
Center Grove Trojans
GreenwoodJohnson County’s flagship program and the 2024 Boys State Runner-up.
Zionsville Eagles
ZionsvilleBoone County’s flagship program and seven-time consecutive Hoosier Crossroads Conference boys champions.
IHSAA State Tournament
IndianaIndiana high school tennis plays boys in the fall and girls in the spring in a single-class state tournament.
Did You Know?
Indianapolis is a genuine hub of American tennis — a former ATP host and the home of USTA Midwest. Two highlights:
Indianapolis hosted the RCA Championships (ATP Tour) from 1988 to 2009 — voted the players’ favorite tournament a record 11 times, with roots in the 1920 Western Open.
The city is the headquarters of the USTA Midwest Section (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin), and the Indianapolis Racquet Club — open since 1965 — is one of the Midwest’s longest-running clubs with 24 indoor courts.
Greater Indianapolis Tennis Facts
Curious one-line facts about the people, places and programs that make tennis in Indianapolis unique.
Greater Indianapolis is one of the largest tennis markets in the Midwest, with more than 50 dedicated indoor courts.
Indianapolis is the headquarters of the USTA Midwest Section, serving Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin.
The RCA Championships, an ATP Tour men’s event, were held in Indianapolis from 1988 to 2009.
Players voted the Indianapolis event the top ATP Tour tournament a record 11 times between the 1980s and 2001.
The tournament traced its roots to the 1920 Western Open at Woodstock Country Club.
The Indianapolis Racquet Club opened in 1965, founded by Indiana Pacers founder John DeVoe.
IRC offers 24 indoor courts across two locations and is one of the Midwest’s longest-running tennis clubs.
The Pearson Automotive Tennis Club in Zionsville was a 2024 USTA Outstanding Tennis Facility.
The Barbara S. Wynne Tennis Center on the North Central campus has 26 US Open-style outdoor courts.
USTA league play runs through CITA (USTA Central Indiana), including the popular Tri-Level format.
Butler (Big East), IU Indianapolis (Horizon) and UIndy (Division II GLVC) all field college tennis in the city.
IHSAA high school tennis plays boys in the fall and girls in the spring, and North Central holds a record 21 boys state titles.