What a court costs depends on when you want it. Early mornings are the bargain of the week and weeknight prime is the slot everybody is fighting over, so a flexible schedule makes your tennis noticeably cheaper.
Members book online through Club Automation or just ask at the desk. All prices are plus tax.
| Days | Time | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Mon–Fri | 7:00–9:00am | $26/hr |
| Mon–Fri | 9:00am–6:00pm | $36/hr |
| Mon–Fri | 6:00–10:00pm | $40/hr |
| Sat–Sun | 8:00am–2:00pm | $40/hr |
| Sat–Sun | 2:00–6:00pm | $38/hr |
Weekday mornings are $26 against $40 at weeknight prime — the same court, the same lighting. Split four ways for doubles that is $6.50 each.
| What | Detail | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Junior walk-on, indoor | Booked one hour ahead or less | $24/hr |
| Outdoor court | Any time, in season | $22/hr |
| Guest fee | Non-members, per visit | $10 |
Unlimited weekday mornings, Monday to Friday 7:00–9:00am. If you play twice a week it has paid for itself inside two weeks.
Indoor May 27 to September 4, outdoor May 10 to late October. Includes the ball machine up to two hours a day, and covers the passholder’s court time only.
Reserving a court yourself is a member privilege — it is what the reservation system is built around. But you do not need a membership to play here. There are three ways in:
Once you are playing more than about twice a month, membership is usually the cheaper answer — it starts at $38 a month for a single adult, and $20 for juniors, seniors and fitness-only.
| Monday – Thursday | 7:00am – 10:00pm |
| Friday | 7:00am – 9:00pm |
| Saturday – Sunday | 8:00am – 6:00pm |
Weekend hours extend for late USTA matches.
Members book through Club Automation. Everyone else — call the desk and they will tell you what is loose, which they know better than any calendar does.
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