A guide to playing tennis
Residential tennis in Seoul is especially visible around Mokdong’s apartment complexes, where some courts have lights for evening play. Access varies between publicly listed courts and resident-only amenities, so a court inside a housing estate should not be assumed open to visitors.
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목동2단지 테니스장
A small neighborhood tennis facility inside the Mokdong 2nd apartment complex in Yangcheon, Seoul, with three courts and listed hours of 6am to 10pm daily. Its residential setting gives it a low-key feel; if you're not a resident member, check whether you can play before visiting.
그린빌라테니스장
A residential-complex tennis facility in Guro, Seoul, tucked within the Green Villa housing estate alongside other community amenities. A quiet, low-key spot for a casual clay-court game.
양천테니스장
This hard-court tennis venue is at Yangcheon Apartment in Sinjeong-dong. A court directory lists four courts and organized group use; independent visitor booking and resident or member guest rules still need confirmation.
목동1단지 테니스장
A neighborhood tennis court tucked inside a residential complex in Mokdong, Seoul — a low-key spot for a casual game close to home rather than a destination facility.
목동4단지 테니스장
A tennis court serving the Mokdong 4-danji apartment complex in Yangcheon, Seoul — a neighborhood amenity rather than a public club. Details on court count, surface, and access remain unconfirmed.
현대우성테니스장
A residential tennis court within the Hyundai Woosung apartment complex in Nowon-gu, Seoul. It is listed as open daily from 6am to 10pm. Resident restrictions may apply; eligibility has not been confirmed.
압구정 현대아파트80동주소
This tennis court belongs to Apgujeong Hyundai Apartments Complex 1, 2 in Gangnam. Confirm resident and guest eligibility with the property before visiting.
목동아파트 14단지 B테니스 코트
Tennis Court B is inside the Mokdong Apartment Complex 14 residential estate in Yangcheon, Seoul, and appears in local tennis competition registration posts. Artificial grass and night lighting are reported for a court in the complex, but the reports do not establish whether Court B has those features or is outdoors.