Adult Tennis
Adult Year-Round Clinics, Drop-ins, Round Robins, and More
Mixed Round Robin Tennis - Opportunities to Play!
Adult Clinics - Every Week!
HTC Adult Doubles Round Robin Tournament - Aug-Sep
- Registration Now Open - Play to begin shortly!
- Ladies 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 - Men 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 Divisions - Doubles Teams - Lots of Fun! 1 Match a Week!
- Email David (davidjkingsbury@gmail.com) for more info and to register your team!
DROP INs - Stop in. Pay. And Play.
Monday-6:00-7:00pm with Roland Markwalter
Adult men and women Get Back into Tennis - Beginners to 2.5 level $10
Tuesday-5:30-6:30pm with Trish Jeffery $10
Tuesday-5:30-7:00pm with Trish Jeffery $15
Adult men and women Beginners
Tuesday-6:00-7:00pm with Bill Bryant
Adult men and women USTA 3.0-3.5 Level $10
RESERVATIONS Required Clinics
-- MONDAYS
Monday - 5:30-6:30pm - High Level 3.0+, 3.5, 4.0 Ladies Only - Drill Clinic with David Kingsbury $10
8 Players Max - Lots of drills, hitting, and fun! - Email davidjkingsbury@gmail.com to reserve your spot
Monday - 6:30-7:30pm - High Level 3.0-3.5+ Men Only - Drill Clinic with David Kingsbury $10
8 Players Max - Lots of drills, hitting, and fun! - Email davidjkingsbury@gmail.com to reserve your spot
-- TUESDAYS
Tuesday-6:30-7:30pm - 2.5-3.0 Players - Instructional Clinics with David Kingsbury $15
6 Players Max - Work on fundamentals and game play strategies - Email davidjkingsbury@gmail.com to reserve your spot
-- WEDNESDAYS
Wednesday- 10:00-11:00am with Trish Jeffery
Homeschool/Junior Parents and Beginner Adults. Have you ever wondered what your child is learning about tennis? Do you want to play with them as they develop and encourage their learning on the court? Are you a beginner at tennis also? Then this clinic is for you! Reservation required. (6 Player Max) $10/pp
Pay inside before clinic. Email: pcjeffery@gmail.com for reservations.
Wednesday- 11:15am-12:15pm with Trish Jeffery
Tennis Strokes-Clinic for Adults with play experience.
Reservation required (6 Player Max) $10/pp
Pay inside before clinic. Email: pcjeffery@gmail.com
August-September: The Slice-forehand, backhand, drop shot slice, when to use it, how to play against it.
September: The Lob-how and when to use it and how to stop it.
October: The Volley-forehand, backhand, drop volley, swing volley.
November: The Top-Spin forehand and backhand, combine the shots to create shot strategy.
-- THURSDAYS
Thursday-6:30-7:30pm - 3.0+ Players - Drill Clinics with David Kingsbury $10
8 Players Max - Work on fundamentals and game play strategies - Email davidjkingsbury@gmail.com to reserve your spot
Let Us Serve You
Huntsville Tennis Center, founded in 2005, has been a well-known public facility with 30 clay courts and six hard courts. We host tournaments, leagues and also offer private lessons for people of all ages.
United States Tennis Association (USTA) League
The United States Tennis Association (USTA) leagues conduct well-organized team matches as per the player’s ability levels. It is open to women and men that are 18 years or above. The program features a local, state, and sectional championship and finishes with a national championship for every skill level (this description is derived from the USTA website).
Check out USTA guidelines and self-ratings at NTRP Computer Ratings
Self Rate
To self-rate, you must have a USTA account. Follow the link to create a USTA account Tennis Link
After signing up for a USTA annual membership, you can check your rating. If you are interested in joining a team, you can contact Jeff Burns via email at leaguehsv@gmail.com or visit the Southern Section of the USTA. For scheduling information, visit TennisLink on the USTA website.
Beginner USTA Tennis
The USTA has founded the National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) to classify players as per their ability to make league matches more competitive and fun. Men and women that are new to tennis who are at least 18 years of age and desire to play with others at their skill level are required to drop in for these clinics. Don’t worry if you are not yet ready for league tennis. The whole idea is to help you have fun as you learn to play matches.
Men and Women Getting Back Into Tennis Clinics
We offer clinics tailored for men and women that have previously played and want to play again. Private lessons or classes can also be shared with a friend. Please call Roland Markwalter at (256) 503-4801 or email at roland@huntsvilletenniscenter.com
Huntsville Women’s Tennis Association
The Huntsville Women’s Tennis Association (HWTA) encourages all female tennis lovers to join. We sponsor round robins, tournaments and leagues, and many fun social events across the year. From new to returning players, we enthusiastically support all levels of tennis. To get more information about HWTA, please contact 2021 HWTA president Katy Ripley at ripley.katy20@gmail.com or phone: (256)227-1487
You can also visit the HWTA website for additional information: Http://hwtatennis.com For any membership or renewal questions, please contact Kim McCandless (256) 651-2328, or email at kimmccandless@knology.net
Huntsville Industrial Tennis League (HITL)
The Huntsville Industrial Tennis League is a local, non-profit, summer to fall tennis league that offers a unique playing format stressing affordability, flexibility, and competition for players in the Huntsville, Alabama area. HITL
Huntsville Area Tennis Association (HATA)
HATA is the support organization that is dedicated to the USTA’s mission to promote and develop the growth of tennis across Huntsville, AL. We aim to encourage participation in USTA programs and unite Huntsville area tennis by supporting individual tennis organizations' programs.
As an Umbrella Community Tennis Association, HATA gets grants from the USTA, accepts donations, and raises funds to support our mission. To know more information, visit our HATA website http://www.huntsville.usta.com.
Adult League Information
USTA Introduction to League for Men and Women
This league is for men and women that are new to tennis and are at least 18 years old. The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has established the National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) to segregate players according to their ability to make it fun and competitive.
The 3.0 level is for players who are new to tennis. They can play with others at their skill level. For more information, please follow this link.
