Tennis club or league in NYC
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penang
Rookie
Do you play Men's or Women's side or Mixed?
What level are you now, not the previous ones.
Tennis Clubs in the city are not many but mostly are for Millionaires or Billion dollars man and woman.
The easiest way to search for a team is go to Metrotennis. Look for some weak team and ask to join in. Then start from there. By Spring, when your game improved you might get invited to play for more advance team.
Good luck.
What level are you now, not the previous ones.
Tennis Clubs in the city are not many but mostly are for Millionaires or Billion dollars man and woman.
The easiest way to search for a team is go to Metrotennis. Look for some weak team and ask to join in. Then start from there. By Spring, when your game improved you might get invited to play for more advance team.
Good luck.
http://www.suttoneasttennis.com/pages/index.cfm?siteid=9370
it's pretty convenient if you work in midtown. they have tournaments once a month as well
it's pretty convenient if you work in midtown. they have tournaments once a month as well
Sakkijarvi
Semi-Pro
I was thinking of joining but I am still an amateur. They are "well-educated professionals" lucky duckies!
Might check out the TennisTour leagues
I know they have leagues is most of the major cities. They should have one in New York. It's also basically free unless it's a huge league. It's pretty cool. Everyone starts out with points and every time you play you earn ranking points.
http://www.tennistour.org
I know they have leagues is most of the major cities. They should have one in New York. It's also basically free unless it's a huge league. It's pretty cool. Everyone starts out with points and every time you play you earn ranking points.
http://www.tennistour.org
JoelDali
Bionic Poster
When I lived near there a few years ago there was a huge bulletin board near the spectator seats with names and phone numbers.
Go there come March and you'll be able to find tons of players.
I heard they're putting up a bubble in 2011.
JoelDali
Bionic Poster
Wow what an utterly buggy POS.
I tried to sign up and got all sorts of fun errors.
Sounds very cool but good luck trying to sign up.
A few years ago, before moving to long island, I played in a pretty good men's league at Roosevelt Island Racquet Club (most players were at 4.0 or better). You did not have to be a member of the club to play. Nice indoor clay courts. You can take the subway or tram on 2nd ave and something like 60th street to get there. I never did this since I drove from work.- I reverse commuted.
Sporttime on Randall's probably has leagues but you have to pay a monthly membership fee as well as league cost if its anythinbg like their Long Island clubs.
Also look at USTA leagues.
I play at Roosevelt often. I take their 4.0 drill and will start in their ASL (advanced singles league). thanks
There is a bulletin board across the pro shop. From beginners to advance player. Or check out at craigslist.
Go to http://www.metrotennis.com/ .. maybe you can join a USTA league.
It's really a bit costly during the winter. When it warms up a bit, just get a tennis permit and play in the parks.
It's really a bit costly during the winter. When it warms up a bit, just get a tennis permit and play in the parks.
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alan_kt_wong
Guest
The Riverside Clay Tennis Association sponsors ladders in the Upper West Side.
http://www.rcta.info/Ladders.cfm
http://www.rcta.info/Ladders.cfm
