Tennis clubs
in Hong Kong

Every court in the city, in one place. Compare surfaces, indoor options, prices and opening hours — and find people to play with.

7Clubs listed
7Districts covered
Surface
Type
7 clubs
1
Olympic Tennis HK
Multi-venue (HK)
5.0 11 reviews
Hard Outdoor
Tennis academyPrivate coachingJunior program
2
Hong Kong Golf & Tennis Academy (HKGTA)
Sai Sha (NT)
4.5 75 reviews
Hard Outdoor
Tennis academyPrivate coachingJunior programGym / fitnessPool
3
Victoria Park Tennis Courts
Causeway Bay (HK Island)
4.4 111 reviews
14 courts Hard Outdoor
Floodlights
4
Hong Kong Football Club — Tennis
Happy Valley (HK Island)
4.2 1047 reviews
Hard Outdoor
Private coachingGym / fitnessPool
5
HKCTA Tennis Centre (Kowloon Tsai Park)
Kowloon City
4.1 108 reviews
8 courts Hard Outdoor
FloodlightsTennis academyPrivate coaching
6
Wo Hing Sports Centre — Indoor Tennis
Fanling (NT)
3.9 263 reviews
Hard Indoor
7
Tang Shiu Kin Sports Centre — Indoor Tennis
North Kwai Chung (NT)
3.8 404 reviews
Hard Indoor
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Tennis in
Hong Kong — FAQ

How much does it cost to play tennis in Hong Kong?

Court hire in Hong Kong varies by venue: public and outdoor hard courts sit at the lower end, while resort and academy courts charge more and often include coaching. Where a listing shows a price, it is the last rate we could verify — always confirm it with the venue.

Are there indoor tennis courts in Hong Kong?

Indoor courts at Tang Shiu Kin, Wo Hing sports centres and others — useful for typhoon season and summer heat.

Do I need to be a member to play?

Most venues in the directory rent courts by the hour to non-members, though some resort and private clubs prioritise guests or members.

 The local guide

Where to play tennis in Hong Kong

LCSD manages an island-wide network of public courts. Private options include Hong Kong Football Club, Victoria Park, and HKGTA. Hong Kong has four seasons — spring and autumn are ideal for tennis. Typhoon season runs June to September.

Indoor, covered or outdoor?

Indoor courts at Tang Shiu Kin, Wo Hing sports centres and others — useful for typhoon season and summer heat.

Directory listings are compiled from official club websites and public tennis directory sources. Always confirm opening hours, court availability, prices, and guest rules with the venue before travelling.

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