A guide to playing tennis
Use the court types below to compare how venues in Miami Beach differ by environment, surface, access, price, and booking method. Open a venue for current hours and source details.
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A private amenity court at Palm Bay Yacht Club, a residential condominium in Miami. The four outdoor courts are for residents, owners, and their guests only — this is not a publicly bookable venue.
Poinciana Island is a gated waterfront residential community in Sunny Isles Beach, with tennis courts among its private amenities. Four courts sit alongside a basketball court, pools, and fitness facilities — a quiet residents' enclave rather than a public club.
A residential amenity court tucked inside the Yacht Club at Portofino on Miami Beach, part of a resort-style package that also includes a waterfront pool and gym. It's a quiet, low-key spot for building residents and their guests to hit rather than a public tennis destination.
Continuum on South Beach has three Har-Tru clay tennis courts as a private amenity for condominium residents and their guests.
An outdoor hard tennis court within Belle Plaza, a residential tower on Belle Isle near South Beach.
A private tennis facility inside the Blue Diamond condominium tower on Collins Avenue in Miami Beach, available only to building residents.
Tucked inside the Ocean One condominium on Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, these tennis courts are a residential amenity for a building that also offers a beachfront restaurant, pool tables, a library, and heated pools. It's a quiet spot for residents to play rather than a public venue for visiting players.
A private tennis facility inside Ocean Two, an oceanfront condominium tower in Sunny Isles Beach, just north of Miami Beach. The two courts are a residents' amenity alongside the building's restaurant, pool and beachfront services — a quiet spot for a match steps from the sand.