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Charlotte tennis leaves plenty on the court

Tennis serves up ample opportunities for game play, exercise, and community in the Queen City.

A tennis racket and tennis ball beneath a net on a tennis court.

You can find no shortage of tennis programs across Charlotte for players of all skill levels.

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If you watch the US Open every year or have the upcoming Charlotte Invitational marked on your calendar, here’s an ace. The sport of tennis holds a loyal following in Charlotte with no sign of slowing.

Tennis can be enjoyed by players of all ages and skill levels. The sport provides a competitive spirit and supports a healthy lifestyle.

Charlotte City Tennis coach Bradley Hunt smiles for the camera.

Charlotte City Tennis coach Bradley Hunt compares tennis to a chess match. “I really like the fact as your tennis game improves, the mental side becomes more important.”

Photo via Charlotte City Tennis

“It’s a sport that brings joy and friendship, and most importantly tennis becomes more fun the better you get,” said Bradley Hunt, Head Professional Coach at Charlotte City Tennis.

A group of tennis players smile at the camera.

It can be easy to make fast friends after joining a tennis class.

Photo via Charlotte City Tennis

Whether you’re looking for exercise or a way to meet new people, the Queen City has many tennis leagues for players to learn and grow.

Charlotte City Tennis

  • CCT offers private lessons, clinics, and tournaments at Charlotte’s three largest municipal facilities: Jeff Adams Tennis Center, Freedom Park, and Park Road Park.
  • There are no membership fees and drop-ins are always welcome.

Charlotte Tennis Academy

  • Starting at $55 per month for single players, this academy provides lessons year-round with a tight-knit community atmosphere.

Dilworth Tennis Group

  • Anyone interested in doubles can join and compete at the Dilworth Tennis courts in front of Tom Sykes Recreation Center every Saturday and Sunday morning 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
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