Directory of Tennis Resources

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• Czech International Tennis Camp

  http://tenniscampeng.asp2.cz/
  A multilingual tennis academy in the Czech Republic with programs for both adults and children.

• JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort and Spa

  http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/ctdca-jw-marriott-desert-springs-resort-and-spa/
  In the desert near Palm Springs, this resort has a tennis complex notable for its hard, clay, and grass courts.

• Kiawah Island Resorts

  http://www.kiawahresort.com/
  Near Charleston, South Carolina; has two racquet clubs both overseen by former touring pro Roy Barth.

• La Manga Club

  http://lamangaclub.com/
  28-court club (red clay, hard and artificial grass) and former Davis Cup at 1,400-acre villa resort in Cartagena, Spain.

• La Quinta Golf Resort & Spa

  http://www.laquintaresort.com/
  A picturesque sunken clubhouse court anchors a complex of hard, clay, and grass tennis courts in the Palm Springs desert.

• Litchfield Beach and Golf Resort

  http://www.litchfieldbeach.com/
  South of Myrtle Beach. Oceanfront golf and tennis resort with 17-court racquet club and its own tennis school. Reservations via e-mail.

• New England Tennis Holidays

  http://www.netennisholidays.com/
  Award-winning tennis camp on 5 red-clay courts of Mount Cranmore Racquet Club in N. Conway, New Hampshire

• Play Tennis world-wide

  http://www.usa-tennis.de/
  Resorts, camps, and courts in the United States, Europe, and worldwide.

• Ponte Vedra Inn and Club

  http://www.pontevedra.com/
  200-room resort on the beach 25 miles from Jacksonville. 15 clay courts.

• Rancho Valencia

  http://www.ranchovalencia.com/
  49-suite resort with spa, 18 courts and an award-winning series of tennis programs. Amenities, picture galleries and packages. Rancho Santa Fe, California.

• Tennis Blue

  http://www.tennisblue.com/
  Academy at the Hope Island Resort offering training programs for both juniors and adults. Queensland, Australia.

• Tennis El Palmar

  http://www.mexicotennis.com/
  Tennis holiday getaway resort located 10 minutes from Manzanillo airport, Mexico.

• Tennis Resorts Online

  http://www.tennisresortsonline.com/
  Interactive guide to more than 300 tennis resorts, camps (for both adults and juniors), and tennis-tour companies worldwide. Searchable.

• Tenniscamp Sepp Baumgartner

  http://www.tennis-hotel.com/
  Tennis camp featuring the 45+ European champion. Accommodation, location and contact. Waging am See, Germany.

• The Boca Raton Resort & Club

  http://www.bocaresort.com/
  Addison Mizner's historic pink Cloister Hotel anchors a 1,000-room resort and its 18-court tennis club.

• The Phoenician

  http://www.thephoenician.com/
  This luxury resort in Scottsdale, Arizona is notable for its tennis on Rebound Ace and grass courts and for its golf, spa, and highly regarded restaurants.

• Topnotch Resort and Spa

  http://www.topnotchresort.com/
  Provides 14 hard and clay courts (4 of them indoors) and a varied tennis program, including 2-hour and 4-hour camps. Stowe, Vermont.

• Tuscan Tennis Holidays

  http://www.tuscantennis.com/
  Tour company combines villa accommodations with tennis coaching a nearby private clubs in Northern Italy's Tuscan region.

• Wild Dunes Resort

  http://www.wilddunes.com/
  Beach resort on the Isle of Palms near Charleston, South Carolina, features the Wild Dunes Tennis Center, team packages, and tennis lessons.

• Wintergreen Resort

  http://www.wintergreenresort.com/
  A handsome 10,000-acre ecologically sensitive resort in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains notable for the tennis programs directed by former touring pro Craig Wittus.

• World Tennis Center

  http://www.worldtenniscenter.com/
  Resort with 11 clay and 5 hard courts and two-bedroom condominiums. Naples, Florida.

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