Category: Public Park Support
Tennis starts in the public parks. One of the reasons Florida is the home of tennis in the US is that we have great public tennis parks, and many of them are available for free or at a very low cost. However, many of our courts are decades old, and we don’t have enough of them. We need more funds to repair, renovate and/or build courts. And cities also need help providing services on those courts.
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USTA Florida Celebrates Local Players with Appreciation Night at Crandon Park Tennis Center
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Year in Review: USTA Florida Dedicated to State-of-the-Art Facilities
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Year in Review: Adult, Junior, Community Tennis Reach New Heights
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USTA Florida Steps Up to Operate Crandon Park Tennis Center
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City of Cocoa Beach Approves $1.15 Million Investment From USTA Florida
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Celebrating Parks & Recreation Month: Young’s Park
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Celebrating Parks & Recreation Month: Deerfield Beach Tennis Center
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City of Palm Coast Unveils New Tennis Courts with Funding from USTA Florida
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Six Florida Tennis Facilities Receive 2024 USTA Outstanding Facility Award
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Tennis Growth Vibrant at Apollo Beach Racquet and Fitness Club




