Palm Beach County

Tennis Play Opportunities in Palm Beach County, FL

Adult Tennis

Adult Tennis

Getting Started
USTA Florida Leagues
Adult Tournaments
Adaptive Tennis
Wheelchair Tennis
Adult Resources
Local Play Coordinators (LPC)

Youth Tennis

Youth Tennis

Getting Started
Junior Team Tennis
Junior Tournaments
High School Tennis
College Tennis
Adaptive Tennis
Wheelchair Tennis
Youth Resources
Local Youth Play Coordinators (LPC)

Coach

Coach

Community Coach Program
Middle & High School Tennis
Teaching Professionals
SafePlay
Rankings

Organize

Organize

Public Park Support
School Tennis
Tournament Directors
Officials
Adult Social Play Provider
Adult Beginner Play Provider
Grants & Assistance
Community Tennis Associations (CTAs)
National Junior Tennis & Learning (NJTL)
Tennis Service Rep (TSR)

Have Questions or Need Assistance?

We are here to help.

Lauren Kushner

Lauren Kushner

Local AdultPlay Coordinator (Indian River/Martin/St. Lucie/North Palm Beach/)

Indian River, Martin, Palm Beach, St. Lucie

407-487-4581

kushner@ustaflorida.com

Maria Miro

Maria Miro

Local Adult Play Coordinator (Broward/South Palm Beach)

Broward, Palm Beach

(407) 269-5328

miro@ustaflorida.com

Marcy Cohen

Marcy Cohen

Tennis Service Representative (South)

Broward, Indian River, Martin, Palm Beach, St. Lucie

(407) 917-9827

cohen@ustaflorida.com

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Support

Tennis Advocacy

Tennis needs strong advocates at the local level to keep our courts active and growing.

April is Volunteer Month

Tennis needs strong advocates at the local level to keep our courts active and growing.

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.