A guide to playing tennis
Use the court types below to compare how venues in Ubud differ by environment, surface, access, price, and booking method. Open a venue for current hours and source details.
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Ubud
A modern multi-sport club that opened in December 2025 on the edge of Ubud's rice-field landscapes — three covered tennis courts alongside padel, a café, pro shop, and recovery spa. Reviewers note high-quality courts and a lush setting.
A premium racket sports and wellness club set in Ubud's Sayan Valley, offering ITF-standard tennis courts alongside padel. Popular with expats and travellers for its relaxed jungle vibe and strong community atmosphere.
A manicured outdoor court tucked inside the Tanah Gajah resort, surrounded by tropical rice-field scenery. Reviewers call it a genuine highlight — serene, well-kept, and good for a leisurely hit or a coached session.
A modest, low-key tennis court on the rice-field edge of Singakerta, southwest of central Ubud. It's a local neighbourhood spot good for a casual hit or a lesson — one reviewer especially praised the coach here, Ketut.
A floodlit hard court at Maya Ubud Resort, set in lush jungle surroundings. Open to non-guests as well as in-house guests — reviewers call it a hidden gem for tennis in Bali.