Crandon Park has a rich history intertwined with the Miami Open, one of the world’s great tennis tournaments that was held there from 1987 to 2018. The efforts of Butch and Cliff Buchholz, along with Merrett Stierheim and others, led to the tournament’s relocation to this world-class facility that made Key Biscayne one of world’s most famous sites in tennis. Crandon Park was the epicenter of the Miami Open, hosting world-class players and creating memorable moments in the sport’s history. Its eventual transition to the Hard Rock Stadium marked a significant chapter in the tournament’s evolution, signifying the growth and expansion of professional tennis in Florida.

Riverside Racquet Complex is a premier tennis facility under USTA Florida management with deep roots in Florida’s rich tennis history. Most notably, it served as the training ground for Mardy Fish, a celebrated Davis Cup standout and captain who rose to become one of Florida’s most accomplished tennis performers. His journey from these courts to the national stage, along with his ongoing commitment to the sport and personal well-being, reflects what Riverside truly stands for: a community where passion, dedication, and world-class training come together to inspire players of all levels and create champions.

Play Tennis Gainesville is a USTA Florida managed tennis program operating across four public park locations in Gainesville, including Albert Ray Massey Park’s Joyce Oransky Tennis Center, T.B. McPherson Recreation Center, Tom Petty Park, and Northside Park. With a dedicated team of experienced coaches and instructors, the program offers a wide range of services for players of all levels, from court reservations and lessons to leagues, clinics, and volunteer opportunities. Committed to making tennis accessible to the entire community, Play Tennis Gainesville provides an inclusive and welcoming environment where players can learn, compete, and grow both on and off the court.

The Racquet Club of Cocoa Beach holds a unique place in Florida tennis history as the first facility managed by USTA Florida, making it a true landmark in the organization’s legacy. Nestled alongside the beautiful Banana River in Cocoa Beach, this publicly owned facility features 12 LED-lighted courts, including 10 hard courts and 2 Har-Tru clay courts, along with a full-service pro shop and certified teaching professionals on staff. Offering programs for juniors and adults, private lessons, and all levels of league play, the club is committed to making tennis accessible and enjoyable for players of every age and skill level, cementing its role as a cornerstone of the local tennis community.

The Fort Walton Beach Tennis Center is a publicly owned, USTA Florida-managed facility dedicated to growing the sport and serving players of all ages and skill levels in the Florida Panhandle. The complex features 11 newly leveled, LED-lighted courts with permanent 36-foot junior courts, making it an ideal destination for beginners, families, and competitive players alike. Led by nationally recognized Director of Tennis Kara Borromeo, a Tennis Channel “Top 50 Coach in America,” the center offers a welcoming and high-quality environment through a robust lineup of junior and adult programs, private lessons, tournaments, and USTA events, continuing to make a lasting impact on the growth of tennis in the region.