Tennis is a fun, social, healthy sport and whether you’re a junior or senior, looking at getting on the professional circuit, playing local competitions and tournaments or returning back to the game after some time away, Tennis SA can help you get started!
How can I learn?
Having lessons from a qualified tennis coach is a great way to start. A coach can put you in a class with people of the same standard, or you can choose to get private one-on-one lessons. Once you’ve learnt how to hit the ball you can then start to play a game.
What equipment do I need?
All you’ll need is a tennis racquet and some tennis balls. Choose a racquet to suit your age and tennis experience. If you are learning to play for the first time, you should choose a light racquet which may be slightly shorter than a normal tennis racquet. Your tennis coach or local sports store will be able to help you choose the right racquet.
How old should I be?
Tennis is great because it is a game that can be played for life, starting from as young as three years of age with MLC Tennis Hot Shots.
Do I have to join a club to play Tennis?
We recommend Tennis SA affiliated clubs so you can participate in fun days, social events, coaching, competitions and tournaments. There are almost 300 Tennis SA Member clubs throughout SA.
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