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Tennis in Swansea

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Swansea has a proud sporting heritage and is also a real hotspot for tennis in Wales and the UK. Whether you want to go and play on a court by the sea, surrounded by incredible views, or develop your skills at one of its award-winning tennis centres, Swansea gives players every opportunity to get involved in the sport.

If you want to play tennis in Swansea, we have all the information you need about clubs and tennis hotspots in the area.

Find a tennis court in Swansea

Play tennis in Swansea

Swansea’s vibrant tennis scene boasts over 18 public tennis venues, with 45 total courts including indoor, floodlit and all-weather facilities, so you can play all year around. A number of these are readily available to book through our online booking system below, either as pay to play or even free to book courts.

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Swansea Tennis Centre also runs specific disability specific sessions through the LTA Open Court programme, which includes Visually Impaired, Learning Difficulties and Wheelchair Tennis.

Here are just a few of Swansea’s fantastic tennis courts:

  • Coed Bach Park
  • Coed Gwilym Park
  • Langland Bay tennis courts
  • Cwmdonkin Park
  • De La Beche Park
  • Victoria Park
  • South End Gardens
  • Swansea LTC
  • Swansea Tennis Centre

Find a tennis court in Swansea

Padel Courts in Swansea

Get ready to play padel in Swansea. Discover your nearest padel courts and start playing with friends or family!

Ready to play but unsure about the rules and court availability? Learn more at our padel hub.

Padel hub

Find a padel court

How to get started with padel

Volunteer in Swansea

Another way you can get involved in tennis in Swansea is by becoming a tennis volunteer.

Volunteering in tennis gives you the opportunity to give back and connect with people in the Swansea community.

There are many ways you can volunteer in your local area – from running free weekly park tennis sessions to supporting your local club. Here’s a few volunteer roles that you could get involved with:

  • Barclays Free Park Tennis Activator
  • Club committee roles (chair, secretary, treasurer, welfare officer, etc)
  • Competition organiser
  • Groundperson
  • IT / website / marketing support
  • Ad-hoc support at open days and events
  • LTA Youth Tennis Leaders – for young people aged 11-18
  • Young Person’s Welfare Ambassador
  • Coaching Assistant
  • Administration
  • … and more

You don’t need any previous experience, just get in touch with your local venue, county association or find out more about becoming a Barclays Free Park Tennis Activator.

Find out more about becoming a tennis volunteer in Swansea

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