The Best Albuquerque & Santa Fe Tennis Clubs, Courts, Pro Shops & More
Today we will be breaking down the local Albuquerque and Santa Fe tennis scene. Anyone that is searching for the closest court to play on, a racket club to take lessons, pro shops to buy new gear, or who is trying to find out about leagues and tournaments should find plenty of helpful information on this page.
Listing the best tennis and racket clubs in Albuquerque and Santa Fe seems like a great way to begin because they should offer everything in one place. Expect to be filled in on when you can head over to play a match, sign up for classes or quick lessons, join leagues or tournaments, and plenty more that they can do for you.
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After that we will be discussing public indoor and outdoor tennis courts in your area where you can go to play whenever the mood strikes. Then we will pivot to pro shops where you can buy new rackets, balls, strings, shoes, skirts, and other apparel.
Our final sections will dive a little deeper into classes, lessons, leagues, and tournaments near you before we share a map that has all of the various spots we are mentioning pinned. By the way you can look through all of our posts on the region at this link if you are curious.
Best Racket & Tennis Clubs In Albuquerque & Santa Fe
Sign up for lessons, join a league or tournament, find a pro shop, or just play a match on the courts at one of these racket and tennis clubs in your area:
The Lobo Tennis Club features trained teaching specialists and professional players committed to pushing your game to the next level. Expect to find indoor courts that singles can rent for $20 per hour/court or $30 per hour for doubles plus they have six illuminated outdoor courts with fees of $10 per person per day. There is never a charge for courts or ball machines for Lobo Tennis members and non-members may book courts only on the day of play and cannot reserve a court in advance. Junior tournaments, leagues, group lessons, private lessons, and other social activities for players of all ages are held on site.
There are 14 tennis courts near you at Tanoan Country Club, eight of which are illuminated, plus they have a variety of USTA-approved tournaments, leagues, and round robins for players of all ages and levels. A great team of USTA-certified teaching professionals are available for private lessons and junior development programs.
The Canyon Club is a good place to try many types of lessons, leagues, and tournaments that are ideal for seasoned players wishing to compete against other players from across the country or those who are excited to compete in a tournament for the first time.
Lighted tennis courts for evening play during the warmer months can be found at The Albuquerque Country Club as well as a pro shop selling gear and handling racquet re-stringing services. Lessons, USTA league play, and a club-exclusive in-house league are also available.
The Jerry Cline Tennis Center is a premier public tennis facility in Albuquerque with 17 courts, one championship court, and lighting on 13 of the courts where a range of programs and services including classes, leagues, junior development, novice groups, tournaments, and drop-in play go down.
Sierra Vista West Tennis Complex is one of the most prestigious public tennis facilities in the city with ten courts and a seasonal outdoor swimming pool. Check out their instructional sessions, leagues, junior development programs, tournaments, and drop-in play.
Santa Fe Tennis and Swim Club is a new private club that focuses on providing a family-friendly environment for play on five hard surface courts, one clay court, two pickleball courts, and an outdoor swimming pool. Numerous types of classes and summer camps for children of all skill levels from beginners to those ready to proceed to competitive match play can be taken.
A private country club with seven outdoor tennis courts and two climate-controlled indoor courts is what you can expect to get from El Gancho Fitness Swim Club.
Public Indoor & Outdoor Tennis Courts
These public indoor or outdoor tennis courts in Albuquerque and Santa Fe are great options:
Arroyo Del Oso at 8320 Spain Rd NE
Aztec Tennis Courts at 3400 Moon St NE
Zuni Tennis Courts at 7413 Cutler Ave NE
Quintessence Tennis Courts at 9801 Quintessence Rd NE
The tennis courts at Arroyo Del Oso are open to the public but they are not illuminated.
Aztec has a public tennis facility with six public courts that have no lights.
Expect to find six unlit courts at Zuni.
Two public tennis courts may be found at Quintessence and both of them are unlit but they are available to the general public.
Local Tennis Pro Shops
The clubs from our initial list should have stores where you can buy rackets, balls, shoes, and other gear or get re-stringing services done. Other than those you will probably need to see what is available at the sporting goods stores around town.
Lessons & Classes Near You
Private lessons for Lobo Tennis Club members cost $60 for an hour and non-members pay $75 for an hour.
Tanoan Country Club has a team of USTA-certified teaching professionals that are ready to give you lessons.
The Canyon Club offers private local tennis lessons, semi-private lessons, and lessons for groups of three or more players for durations ranging from 30 minutes to 90 minutes at a cost of $25+ per session.
Adult and children’s lessons and USTA league play are available at The Albuquerque Country Club.
Santa Fe Tennis and Swim Club provides a variety of classes for children of all skill levels and they have USPTA-certified professionals.
Tournaments & Leagues
Lobo Tennis Club hosts junior tournaments and leagues.
A wide range of USTA-approved tennis tournaments, leagues, and round robins in your area for players of all ages and levels take place at Tanoan Country Club.
The Canyon Club hosts leagues and tournaments throughout the year.
That is all we have to share today but check back in the future because we will be updating this page often. After learning about all of those local tennis and racket clubs, public indoor and outdoor courts, pro shops, places to take lessons and classes, and leagues and tournaments in your area you should have a lot more confidence to plan your next move.
Please use the comments to let us know if we got anything incorrect or to share any tips or tricks you might have on what else is available near you. Now go have fun playing tennis in Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
