Whether you’re looking for a fun, social sport or you’re feeling inspired by the latest grand slam, you might have tennis on your mind right now. Hit up these ten Gold Coast tennis courts to see if you fall in love (pun intended).
Woongoolba Tennis Club | 1042 Stapylton-Jacobs Well Road, Woongoolba
We love: The open court sessions, which include an hour of tennis and 30 minutes of socialising (with snacks and a drink).
www.play.tennis.com.au/woongoolba
Discovery Park Tennis | Cnr Discovery Drive & Wolvi Place, Helensvale
We love: How welcoming they are of all ages, skills and levels of commitment.
Labrador Tennis Club | Lionel Ave, Southport
We love: Their social tennis days on Wednesday evenings, Thursday mornings and Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
Gold Coast Regional Tennis Club | Sports Drive, Runaway Bay
We love: That this is the place to go for social sport, competitions or a casual hit.
Miami Tennis Club | 26 Courtside Drive, Mermaid Waters
We love: The selection of courts (there are no less than to choose from) as well as the social aspect.
KO Tennis/Mudgeeraba Tennis Club | 316 Mudgeeraba Road, Mudgeeraba
We love: That both hard and grass courts are on offer here. Plus, the beautiful Mudgeeraba surrounds.
Burleigh Heads Tennis Club | 150 West Burleigh Road, Burleigh Heads
We love: That these courts have been there since 1927. So cool.
www.play.tennis.com.au/BurleighHeadsTennisClub
Tennis on 11th | 22-28 Eleventh Ave, Palm Beach
We love: That sponsors and volunteers are the heart of this not-for-profit club. It’s a true community effort.
Currumbin Tennis Club | 155 Duringan Street, Currumbin
We love: An 85-year-old club with water views. What’s not to love?
www.play.tennis.com.au/CurrumbinTennisClub
Tennis Terranora | 89 Henry Lawson Drive, Terranora (NSW)
We love: It’s home to our closest clay courts, even if it’s not technically on the Gold Coast. And it’s so scenic.
Pro tip: Did you know that you can search for every tennis court on the Gold Coast with a few clicks? Head to www.tennis.com.au.
Racquet Sports Leisure Club
Self-described as the club for those who like to ‘use a racquet, make a racket and be part of a racket’, Racquet Sports Leisure Club should be your first port of call if you’re looking for a social outlet – not just a new sport. They put on sporadic events all over the Goldy, so make sure you’re following them on socials.
