A guide to playing tennis
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A public outdoor tennis facility at Jurong West Sport Centre, popular with players of all ages and well maintained by ActiveSG. Straightforward and no-frills, it's a solid pick for a casual game or coached session in the west side of Singapore.
A spacious public sports village in Jurong run by ActiveSG, offering outdoor tennis alongside pickleball, hockey, football and handball. Reviewers note the generous open space compared to other ActiveSG venues, plus clean facilities and friendly staff - though it's a bit off the beaten path with only one nearby bus stop.
NTU's Sports & Recreation Centre is a busy campus sports hub in Jurong, used by the university community; guest and outside playing eligibility has not been confirmed. Six tennis courts sit among a wider spread of squash, basketball and futsal facilities used by students and staff throughout the day.
A community sports club in Jurong, right by Jurong Point, with an outdoor tennis court that doubles as a pickleball venue. It's part of a bigger SAFRA clubhouse with food options and other recreational facilities nearby, making it an easy, low-key spot for a casual game.
Parc Oasis is a well-established condominium in Jurong East, just opposite Chinese Garden MRT, with a full spread of resident facilities including tennis courts, squash, and table tennis. It is a condominium amenity whose outside eligibility is unconfirmed — a convenient on-site place to play for residents, while guest playing eligibility is unconfirmed.
A well-established condominium in Jurong West, just minutes from Lakeside MRT, with lush greenery and a resort-like feel among its grounds. Residents can play at the sunken tennis courts tucked into the complex alongside pools and other facilities — a quiet, green setting for a casual game close to home.
A quiet condo tennis facility in Jurong West, tucked inside a well-maintained residential complex with a pool, gym and greenery around it. It is a low-key on-site court; guest and outside playing eligibility has not been confirmed.
A recreation club in Jurong run for migrant workers, offering sports and community facilities alongside a gym and playground. It's a members-style venue for work permit and S Pass holders rather than a general public sports club.
4 venues require a reservation. Check the venue page for booking and contact details where available.
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