Tennis Clubs in Waco, TX

Waco is one of Central Texas's most important tennis cities — home to one of the state's finest public tennis facilities, a nationally prominent collegiate program at Baylor University, and the Texas Tennis Museum and Hall of Fame, which makes Waco uniquely significant in the history of the sport across the Lone Star State. Tennis Circuits®, the official USTA Connect Partner platform powering leagues, tournaments, and events across Texas, is active in the Waco market — connecting local players to competitive play at every level.

Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness (WRTF) serves as the community's anchor, offering 16 outdoor hard courts, an 1,100-seat stadium court, and hosting more than 50 tournaments per year — including UIL high school district, regional, and state championships. The Waco Tennis Association (WTA) coordinates USTA League play, adult tournaments, junior programs, and National Junior Tennis & Learning (NJTL) initiatives throughout the Greater Waco area.

Whether you are a competitive adult player, a junior developing your game, or a recreational player looking for social doubles — find upcoming tournaments, doubles leagues, and match play in Waco at tenniscircuits.com. From the collegiate courts at Baylor's Hurd Tennis Center to the community programs at Ridgewood Country Club, tennis is woven into the fabric of life in Waco and the surrounding communities of Woodway, Hewitt, Robinson, and Hillsboro.

Notable Tennis Facilities in Waco

Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness Center Map

Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness Center

16 courts. Certified Pros, Lessons, Clinics, Leagues, and Tournaments.

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(254) 753-7675

900 Lake Shore Dr Waco TX 76708

Waco Tennis Association Map

Waco Tennis Association

Uses local courts for programming. Certified Pros, Lessons, Clinics, Leagues, and Tournaments.

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(254) 717-8789

PO Box 21411 Waco TX 76702

McLennan Community College Tennis Courts Map

McLennan Community College Tennis Courts

8 courts. Certified Pros, Lessons, Clinics, Leagues, and Tournaments.

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(254) 299-8654

1400 College Dr Waco TX 76708

Baylor University Tennis Center Map

Baylor University Tennis Center

12 courts. Certified Pros, Lessons, Clinics, Leagues, and Tournaments.

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(254) 710-1234

1500 S University Parks Dr Waco TX 76706

WRS Athletic Club Map

WRS Athletic Club

6 courts. Certified Pros, Lessons, Clinics, Leagues, and Tournaments.

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(254) 776-6575

5047 Franklin Ave Waco TX 76710

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Frequently Asked Questions About Tennis in Waco, TX

Where can I play tennis in Waco?

Waco's premier tennis destination is Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness (WRTF) at 900 W Lakeshore Drive, with 16 outdoor hard courts and an 1,100-seat stadium court. Additional facilities include Ridgewood Country Club (6 lighted hard courts) and public park courts throughout the city and surrounding suburbs of Woodway and Hewitt.

Does Waco offer leagues or junior programs?

Yes. WRTF is home to Waco Regional Tennis Academy, one of the largest junior programs in Central Texas. The Waco Tennis Association (WTA) organizes USTA League play, adult tournaments, junior programs, and NJTL initiatives across the Greater Waco area. To find active leagues and register for upcoming events in Waco, visit Tennis Circuits® — the platform running doubles leagues, tournaments, and lessons across the Greater Waco area.

Are there tennis tournaments in Waco?

WRTF hosts more than 50 tournaments per year, including the annual Frostbite Open, the Charlie McCleary Waco Open, and UIL high school state championships. Browse upcoming Waco tournaments and enter online at Tennis Circuits® Tournaments.

Are there tennis lessons or camps available in Waco?

Most Waco tennis facilities offer private and group lessons, seasonal camps, and clinics for all ages. WRTF hosts year-round junior development and adult programming through Waco Regional Tennis Academy. Baylor University runs an annual summer tennis camp open to junior players. Tennis Circuits® Summer Camps and Clinics are also available through tenniscircuits.com.

Can I find tennis players to compete against in Waco?

Yes. Tennis Circuits® Match Play connects Waco-area players at your level — find opponents, schedule matches on your own time, and track your results online. It's the easiest way to stay competitive between tournaments.

Are the clubs listed affiliated with Tennis Circuits®?

This directory lists publicly available information about tennis clubs in Waco, TX. Some clubs on this list use the Tennis Circuits® software platform, which provides Tournaments, Doubles Leagues, Match Play, Summer Camps, Clinics, Lessons, JTT, Private Leagues, and Tennis Circuits® Club Edition. Tennis Circuits® is an official USTA Connect Partner — View Press Release (PDF). Tennis Circuits® has also been recognized by Racquet Sports Industry / Racquet Business.

What is Waco's tennis history?

Waco is home to the Texas Tennis Museum and Hall of Fame, making it one of the most historically significant tennis cities in the state. Baylor University has made 27 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and won the 2004 NCAA Team Championship, led by Benjamin Becker, who went on to a career-high ATP ranking of No. 35. Baylor alumnus John Peers has won four Grand Slam titles and a 2024 Olympic gold medal in men's doubles. Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness hosts UIL high school state championships and more than 50 tournaments annually, cementing Waco's role as a Central Texas tennis hub.

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Find Tennis Tournaments, Leagues & Programs in Waco, TX

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Spotlight on the Waco Tennis Community

Waco occupies a distinctive place in Texas tennis history. The city is home to the Texas Tennis Museum and Hall of Fame, which preserves the rich legacy of the sport across the state and celebrates the players, coaches, and contributors who have shaped Texas tennis for over a century. Each year, the WTA hosts the Charlie McCleary Waco Open and other USTA-sanctioned adult tournaments that draw competitive players from across Central Texas and beyond. Waco also serves as a host venue for UIL state championships, making WRTF one of the most significant high school tennis venues in Texas. Players in Waco can find tournaments, doubles leagues, and match play through Tennis Circuits®.

Competitive Adult Tennis in Waco

Waco's adult tennis scene is anchored by the Waco Tennis Association (WTA), which organizes USTA League play, adult tournaments, and social programming throughout McLennan County. The WTA runs a full calendar of USTA-sanctioned events at WRTF, including the annual Frostbite Open, the Charlie McCleary Waco Open, and the Texas Tennis Museum & Hall of Fame Adult Doubles Major Zone tournament. These events draw competitive players from Waco and across Central Texas at multiple NTRP levels.

For current UTR and USTA rankings for Waco adult players, visit UTR Sports or the USTA Texas Leagues page.

Top Waco Junior Tennis Players

Waco junior tennis is centered at Waco Regional Tennis Academy, operated through WRTF and recognized as one of the largest junior programs in Central Texas. The academy provides structured development for players from beginners through competitive tournament players. The WTA also operates a National Junior Tennis & Learning (NJTL) chapter and summer camps that make tennis accessible to youth across the Greater Waco area. Junior Team Tennis (JTT) programs through Tennis Circuits® provide additional team-based competitive opportunities for juniors.

For current USTA Texas junior standings and tournament results in the Waco area, visit the USTA Texas junior tournaments page.

Top Waco Area High School Tennis Programs

Waco and surrounding McLennan County schools compete in UIL Team Tennis in the fall and individual tennis in the spring. Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness serves as the primary venue for district, regional, and UIL state championships in the area, making it one of the most active high school tennis sites in all of Texas.

  • Midway High School (Woodway/Hewitt) – Competes in UIL 6A, District 12-6A. Midway is one of the strongest all-around athletic programs in McLennan County and a consistent tennis competitor at the district and regional level. The Panthers are one of the most consistently competitive programs in the Waco area.
  • Waco High School – Competes in UIL 6A, District 8-6A. The Lions have a long athletic tradition and an active tennis program competing at the district level.
  • University High School (Waco ISD) – Competes in UIL 5A. University High is a regular district tennis competitor and part of the Waco ISD athletic program network.
  • Robinson High School – Competes in UIL 4A in McLennan County. A growing athletic program with tennis participation at the district level.
  • La Vega High School – UIL 4A competitor in the Waco metro. Active in district tennis competition.
  • Connally High School – UIL 4A competitor in Waco's eastern district. The Cadets have a strong academic and athletic tradition in McLennan County.

Collegiate Tennis in Waco

Baylor Bears Tennis — Big 12 Powerhouse

Baylor University is home to one of the most respected tennis programs in the country. The men's program has made 27 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and won the 2004 NCAA Team Championship, defeating UCLA 4-0 in the final. The Bears have won more Big 12 Conference titles than any other program and have the best winning percentage in the conference's history. The men's team plays at the Hurd Tennis Center — a 12-court outdoor facility with 3,000-seat capacity that hosted the 2015 NCAA Championships — and the Hawkins Indoor Tennis Center. The women's program, led by head coach Joey Scrivano, has recorded 15 20-win seasons and consistently reaches the NCAA Tournament.

Notable Baylor Tennis Alumni

  • Benjamin Becker (Germany) — Baylor's most celebrated tennis alumnus. Won both the 2004 NCAA singles title and team championship while at Baylor, becoming the school's all-time leader in career singles (141) and doubles (104) victories. Turned professional in 2005, reached a career-high ATP singles ranking of No. 35 in 2014, and is best known for defeating Andre Agassi in the third round of the 2006 US Open — Agassi's final professional match. Becker earned over $4 million in prize money across his 12-year professional career. Inducted into the Baylor Athletics Hall of Fame in 2017.
  • John Peers (Australia) — One of the most accomplished doubles players in the world to come out of Baylor. Peers attended Baylor for his senior season in 2010–11, earning All-American and All-Big 12 honors in doubles. He went on to win four Grand Slam titles: the 2017 Australian Open men's doubles (with Henri Kontinen), the 2022 US Open mixed doubles (with Storm Sanders), and the 2025 and 2026 Australian Open mixed doubles (with Olivia Gadecki). He also won Olympic gold in men's doubles at the 2024 Paris Olympics alongside Matthew Ebden — Australia's first Olympic doubles gold in 28 years. Peers reached a career-high ATP doubles ranking of No. 2 in 2017 and has won 30+ ATP doubles titles.
  • Benedikt Dorsch (Germany) — Named tournament most outstanding performer at the 2004 NCAA Championships. Competed on the ATP Tour following his collegiate career.

Waco tennis players looking for organized competitive play can find tournaments, doubles leagues, match play, and junior team tennis at tenniscircuits.com — the USTA Connect Partner platform serving tennis clubs and players across Texas.

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