USTA TEXAS
SOCIAL TENNIS LEAGUES
USTA Texas supported social tennis leagues are the new way to play for adults. This type of tennis league is for all skill levels between the ages of 21-40. Each social league offers a happy hour for all players and is only hosted for 6 to 7 weeks. If you answered yes one or more on our Social Tennis Checklist then a social tennis league is right for you.
Social Tennis Checklist #lifegoals
- Tennis on a weeknight
- Only 2 hours max of tennis
- For those who love meeting new people
- Inexpensive
- Provides a happy hour
- No pressure setting, unless there are drinks on the line
Incentives for Starting a USTA Texas Sponsored Social Tennis League
- Marketing support (posters, banners, Facebook ads etc.)
- Promotional item to give players such as bottle openers or towels
- Tennis balls for the first 6 seasons
- Registration setup, if needed
Social Tennis League Start-Up
Interested in starting a Social Tennis League? Steps to developing a Social Tennis League can be found here.
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Also check out these tips for teams.
Social League Programs in Texas
Austin
Austin Social Tennis: Capital Area Social Tennis League
Contact: Austin Social Tennis
Austin Tennis Club - LGBTQIA+ tennis organization
Contact: ATC President
Arlington
Contact: JoAnn McArthur
Corpus Christi
Contact: Katy Rogers
Dallas
Sets in the City - Novice Night
Contact: Melissa Romig
Fort Worth
Contact: Caroline Baden
Katy
Mix and Match
Contact: Gabriela Montes
Laredo
Laredo Tennis Academy - Adult Social Tennis Club
Contact: Raul Ramos
Mansfield
Contact: David Garman
Missouri City
Missouri City Parks and Recreation
Contact: Cristina Escamos
Midland
Bush Tennis Center- Monday Night Adult League
Contact: Bush Tennis Center
Mission
Cimarron Country Club - Ladies/Mens League
Contact: Cimarron Country Club
Round Rock
Contact: Colette Bellville
San Antonio
Contact: Tennis Club of San Antonio
The Woodlands
Contact: Adda Cuthbert
For More Information About Social Leagues
Contact Bobbie Cantu, Community Services Coordinator - Adult Social Play.