Miami's tennis scene at a glance
Miami has one of the most active public tennis scenes in the country, with dozens of clay and hard courts spread from Miami Beach to Pinecrest to Key Biscayne — home of the former Miami Open. Here's where to look.
Top-rated tennis clubs and courts in Miami
Ratings and hours are current as of research — call ahead to confirm court availability and membership terms, as these change often.
- check_circleMiami Beach Tennis Center — 501 72nd St, Miami Beach, FL 33141 | (305) 604-4080 — Excellent Har-Tru clay courts with easy online booking and strong coaching; a favorite for both locals and visiting tournament players.
- check_circleFlamingo Park Tennis Center — 11th St & Jefferson Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 | (305) 673-7761 — Over 20 clay courts with a lively, competitive community; recently added pickleball courts too, but note same-day booking can be tight.
- check_circleRoyal Palm Tennis — 7001 SW 98th St, Pinecrest, FL 33156 | (305) 661-3350 — Well-managed private club with excellent pro coaching and reliable court availability for members; response times for new membership inquiries can be slow, so follow up persistently.
- check_circleMiami Sports Center — 435 NE 28th St, Miami, FL 33137 | (786) 831-0455 — Coaching-focused academy with highly rated instructors for both adults and juniors.
- check_circleCoral Oaks Tennis Club — 10530 SW 57th Ave, Miami, FL 33156 | (305) 661-0092 — Family-friendly club with a strong coaching staff and popular summer camp programs.
- check_circleMiami Shores Tennis Club — 825 NE 100th St, Miami Shores, FL 33138 | (786) 631-7845 — Mix of clay and hard courts with a welcoming clubhouse, bar, and both tennis and pickleball communities.
- check_circleMorningside Tennis Center — 750 NE 55th Terrace, Miami, FL 33137 | (305) 751-2123 — Recently resurfaced courts at low fees, close to the waterfront; a hidden gem, though staffing at check-in can be inconsistent.
- check_circleCrandon Park Tennis Center — 7300 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149 | (786) 378-7649 — Former home of the Miami Open, with over 20 hard courts and 6 clay courts at very affordable rates; reserve online in advance, especially in peak season.
How to pick the right club for you
Public courts (Miami Beach, Flamingo Park, Crandon Park) are affordable and open to all — a great starting point before committing to a private club.
Clay courts dominate the Miami scene more than most US cities — factor that into your game if you're used to hard courts.
Book online in advance for the popular public facilities, especially on weekends.
Finding hitting partners outside your club
Miami's tennis community is spread across a wide metro area with dozens of facilities. AthletiLink connects Miami-area tennis players by skill level and neighborhood.
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