Tom
Brennan
Matt
Rheanna
Ray
Andrew
Dwight
Nina18Tue Aug
Fall Junior Season Opens — Little Tennis & Futures
5:00pm·Ages 3–11·Coach Rheanna
Play year-round on 13 indoor and outdoor courts, train with coaches who know your game, and find a community that keeps you coming back. From first lessons to league nights and competitive play, there’s a place for you at South Regency.
South Regency brings tennis, pickleball, fitness, and a whole community of players together in one place. Take a lesson, join a clinic, get into league play, or become a member and make the club your own. However you like to play, there’s a place to start here.
Seven drop-in clinics run every week. No sign-up, no partner, no need to know anyone. Turn up ten minutes early, tell the desk it’s your first time, and borrow a racquet if you don’t own one yet.
This week’s clinicsPrivate lessons are open to non-members. Call the desk with your name, a number and a pro in mind — or with no pro in mind, and we’ll match you to one.
Call (937) 885-5000Membership is what lets you book a court yourself. It starts at $20 a month for juniors, seniors and fitness-only, and every plan is priced further down this page.
Apply for membershipWhatever your level or however your week looks, there’s a way to get on court. Drop into a coached clinic, find a group that matches your game, or join league play built around your rating. Morning or evening, beginner or advanced — just find your time and play.
| Day | Time | Group | Coach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | 7:00–8:30pm | 3.0–3.5 Coed | Nina |
| Mon | 7:00–8:00pm | Adult Beginner | Andrew |
| Tue | 11:00am–12:00pm | 2.5 Women | Brennan |
| Tue | 12:00–1:30pm | Coed all levels | Brennan |
| Tue | 7:30–9:00pm | Coed all levels | Tom |
| Thu | 12:00–1:30pm | Coed all levels | Brennan |
| Sat | 9:30–11:00am | Coed all levels | Tom |
| Day | Time | Team |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 7:30–9:00am | Coed Senior Doubles |
| Mon | 7:00–8:30pm | 3.5–4.0 Men’s Doubles |
| Tue | 9:00–10:30am | 3.0 Women’s Doubles |
| Tue | 6:30–8:00pm | 3.0–3.5 Coed Doubles |
| Wed | 10:30am–12:00pm | 3.0–3.5 Coed Doubles |
| Wed | 7:00–8:30pm | 3.5–4.5 Coed Doubles |
| Thu | 9:00–10:30am | 3.0 Women’s Doubles |
| Fri | 7:30–9:00am | Coed Senior League |
| Fri | 10:30am–12:00pm | 3.0/3.5 Coed Doubles |
| Sun | 9:00–10:30am | 3.0–3.5 Coed Doubles |
Schedule last updated August 14, 2026. Closed groups — 2.5 through 4.5 women’s, 3.0 men’s and 3.5–4.0 coed — also run most days; call the desk to be placed in one.
Monday evenings, 7:00 to 8:00, Adult Beginner with Coach Andrew. No partner and no racquet needed — we lend those at the desk. One hour, and that’s the whole commitment.
Adult Beginner detailsThe numbers are NTRP ratings. 2.5 keeps a gentle rally going, 3.0–3.5 is consistent and starting to place the ball, 4.0–4.5 is dependable under pressure.
Guess low and turn up — a coach will move you within a session or two. What the ratings mean →
Brennan Acres runs adult tennis and places every new player himself. Teams run women’s 3.0–4.5, men’s 3.0–4.0, coed and combo, plus 40+ and 18+ divisions.
Brennan Acres
(937) 232-0733
From first swings to competitive match play, every junior has a place to begin — and a next step to work toward. Our coaches get to know each player, place them where they’ll grow, and move them up when they’re ready. Five levels. One clear path. Plenty of room to improve.
Hand-eye, balance and the basic shape of the game, taught almost entirely through play. Short courts, low-compression balls, a lot of laughing.
Where real strokes get built. Technique first, then the first proper rallies and the first points that actually matter to them.
The bridge tier, for players who have outgrown Futures. Same age band, far heavier match play, and the first taste of competing under pressure.
Built for making a school team and then climbing it. Fast, drill-heavy sessions with live ball and match play every week.
Morning drilling, afternoon conditioning and match play at college pace. Tournament players and future recruits, by invitation from the coaching staff.
Bring your child in, a pro hits with them for fifteen minutes, and you leave knowing which tier they belong in and what it costs. No obligation attached.
Six indoor pickleball courts mean the weather never gets a vote. Play on a true hard-court surface with consistent lighting, comfortable temperatures, and no wind, glare, or rain delays. January or July, your game is on.
Open play runs several times a week. The times shift around the tennis schedule, so it is worth a quick call before you drive over. If you have never picked up a paddle, there are spares at the desk and somebody will show you where to stand.
Call (937) 885-5000Coach Nina Jovic is Pickleball Level 1 certified alongside her PTR and ITF tennis credentials — one of very few coaches in the Dayton area who teaches both games properly rather than treating one as a warm-up for the other.
Meet NinaSkip the crowded-gym routine. Separate weight and cardio rooms give you space to train without hovering for the next open machine. Both are included with every South Regency membership, or keep it simple with a fitness-only membership for $20 a month.
Weight roomState champions, college standouts, a Division I All-American and a Dayton Tennis Hall of Famer. Eight pros, more than 150 years of teaching between them.
The University of Dayton men’s and women’s teams play their Atlantic 10 home matches on these eight indoor courts each spring. Matches are free to watch and open to anyone — no ticket, no membership.
Clubs our size usually manage one show court, if they manage it at all. We put it on all eight — no extra cost, and no button to press. Family two states away can watch live, and you can pull up the rally you just lost before you serve the next one.
Busy courts, junior clinics, league nights and early-morning workouts — what an ordinary day here actually looks like.
Fifty-six reviews on Google, written by parents of juniors, league players and people who joined for the gym. We have not picked out the flattering ones for you — read the lot, then come and form your own view.
“Really happy my family joined South Regency Tennis & Fitness Club! The courts and lighting are great. Beautifully decorated club. Excellent Pros. And the staff goes above and beyond to make your visit relaxing and fun.”
Michelle GerardGoogle review“Great spot for tennis lovers! The courts are well-kept, the staff is super friendly, and they’ve got solid gym equipment too. Cool place to play, train, and hang out.”
GeorgeGoogle reviewThree plans, sized by who is coming with you, plus cheaper rates if you are under 18, 55 and over, or only here for the gym. Every plan runs twelve months and prices are plus tax. The one-time initiation fee applies to monthly payers only — pay for the year up front and it disappears.
Indoor court time is priced by the slot, and the spread is wide — early mornings are the bargain of the week and weeknight prime is the slot everybody is fighting over. A flexible schedule makes your tennis noticeably cheaper. All prices plus tax.
Junior walk-on $24/hr · Guest fee $10 · Early Bird Pass $70/mo for unlimited weekday mornings · Summer Hitting Pass from $270
Season openers, member socials, junior milestones, and the days the outdoor courts come back to life. The bigger moments at South Regency live here. For weekly clinics, leagues, and junior sessions, check the adult and junior schedules.
Turn up, meet a pro, walk the building. Calling first only means somebody is free when you get here.
Off I-75, just south of Austin Landing on 741 — ten minutes from Centerville or Springboro, twenty from downtown Dayton. Park out front for nothing, and whoever is on the desk will happily walk you round the place without turning it into a sales pitch.
Weekend hours extend for late USTA matches.
We take on teaching pros, front desk staff and summer camp assistants. Several of our coaches came up through the Masters program themselves and never left.
Send a note to contact@southregencyonline.com or call the desk and ask for Tom.
Call (937) 885-5000Plain answers to the things people ask before they walk in — what indoor court time costs, how to start as an adult, whether to play tennis or pickleball, and the right age for a child to begin.
Ohio gives you five good months outdoors. Here is how to play the other seven, what indoor court time really costs, and what separates a club you stay at from one you quietly stop driving to.
No partner, no racquet, no need to get fit first. What actually happens when an adult who has never played walks into a beginner clinic, and what the first six weeks really look like.
Three is not too young and eleven is not too late. What matters far more is the size of the ball, the size of the court, and whether anybody has made it feel like a test.
Court shoes and water. That’s it. We lend racquets and pickleball paddles at the desk, and the indoor courts are climate controlled year-round, so nothing about the weather changes your plans.
No — almost nobody arrives with one. Drop-in clinics are organized by a coach who pairs everyone up on the day, and league teams are built the same way. The one thing that genuinely needs a partner is a court you’ve reserved yourself.
Memberships run a twelve-month term on EFT and auto-renew unless you cancel in writing 30 days before the renewal date. Court passes, clinics and lessons carry no contract at all.