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Centrally located with easy access and relatively sheltered from the wind. Well maintained facilities (9 courts with 3 under floodlights). Secure premises with clubhouse and bar open 4 days a week. Large and active membership base. A reputable resident coaching academy – The Tim Armstrong School of Tennis.

A very active tennis section caters for all players; from first team league players who compete in the Bundes League to the week day social group.

Social tennis, which is open to members and non-members, is played every Saturday afternoon from 2 p.m. with tea at 16h00.

Open 7 days a week in the beautiful Durbanville, Cape Town.

The club runs a full array of tennis programs, league, social tennis competitions, club champs and events to cater for players of every age and ability.

We have 8 tennis courts that are in great condition.

Whether you’re getting started, looking for a social game or wanting to play competitive league tennis — we cater for all levels. We have a growing junior base and a selection of coaching professionals.

The Welgemoed Tennis Club is situated in the quiet and pleasant surroundings of the Welgemoed Suburb in Bellville (Cape Town) and offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere where friends and family can meet & enjoy tennis.

The club is open from 2:00 PM every Saturday (3:00 PM during league season) for social tennis. Come along and enjoy a few games with like-minded people. New and prospective members are welcome.

The sports and entertainment facilities of Stellenbosch University are available to students, personnel and the public. The SU sports clubs have first choice in the use of the sports fields for their practices and games, and other applicants are served on an ad hoc basis.

Plumstead Tennis Club is a community run tennis club. It is situated in the heart of Cape Town’s Southern Suburbs, on Victoria Road in Plumstead. The club has six courts. It’s a great place to play the game in a relaxed environment, whatever your level.

Welcome to Fish Hoek Tennis Club, one of Cape Town’s oldest and largest tennis clubs with some 200 active members. Our club has 6 tennis courts, all recently resurfaced between 2019 and 2020, with two of these having floodlights.

Quite possibly the most idyllic, wind-free club of its kind in the World.
With views of Lion’s Head on one side, and the Atlantic Seaboard on the other,
it’s difficult to imagine a nicer way to enjoy a game of Bowls or Tennis.

The six high-quality all-weather tennis courts at the Pretoria Country Club are situated next to the Club’s beautiful lake and are surrounded by lawns, flower beds and trees. A more beautiful setting is hard to imagine. Six floodlit courts provide the opportunity to play tennis after sunset.

Eldoraigne Tennis Club is situated in the quiet surroundings of Eldoraigne, Centurion. The club offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere where players can enjoy their tennis and socialise. The main purpose of Eldoraigne Tennis Club is for members to share their enjoyment in the game with other club members during social tennis.

Set in the tranquil Northern Suburb of Monte Vista and surrounding neighbourhoods, Monte Vista Tennis Club has a proud heritage.

Boasting over 50 years of club activity and a very strong social group, Monte Vista Tennis club also has an extensive set of facilities and is the proud owner of 5 well looked after courts.

Orangia Tennis Club is one of the oldest tennis clubs in Cape Town, dating back to 1918 and perhaps even earlier. We are situated in the heart of the city, in Hof street, opposite the company gardens, with spectacular views of Table Mountain and the surroundings.

The Club welcomes players of all abilities, from beginners to intermediate and advanced. We do not participate in any of the local leagues and most members enjoy playing friendly matches against players of similar ability.

Paradyskloof Road Next to Eden Forrest, Paradyskloof STELLENBOSCH, Winelands, Cape Winelands.

Founded by the then mayor of Claremont, Mr CW Stewart Neave, consisting of just three tennis courts.  Annual subscriptions were 1 Pound 10 Shillings for gentlemen and 1 Pound for ladies.  It was established before the Boy Scouts (1917) and the adjoining Claremont Bowling Club (1923).