Amsterdam Tennis Clubs

Top Amsterdam Tennis Clubs

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

Amstelpark Tennisclub | Tennis, Padel & Squash

4.2★★★★★

(364 reviews)

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

Koenenkade 8, 1081 KH Amsterdam

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Amstelpark is an Amsterdam club offering tennis, padel, and squash for all ages and skill levels. Its facilities include 21 clay courts and 11 indoor courts, making it one of the city's larger tennis venues.

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Frans Otten Stadium

4.5★★★★★

(193 reviews)

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

IJsbaanpad 43, 1076 CV Amsterdam

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A sports centre in Amsterdam-Zuid where you can play tennis, padel and squash. The venue also offers meeting facilities and on-site food and drink, combining courts with a place to gather after a game.

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NTC de Kegel Amstelveen | Vergaderen, Tennis, Padel

4.4★★★★★

(233 reviews)

Bovenkerkerweg 81, 1187 XC Amstelveen

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NTC de Kegel in Amstelveen is a sports complex offering tennis, badminton, and padel courts for hire. Courts are available for one-off bookings or on a contract basis, and the venue also has meeting facilities.

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Fablo Tennis

4.4★★★★★

(159 reviews)

Marcelisvaartpad 11, 2015 CS Haarlem

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An indoor tennis hall in Haarlem where players can book courts, take lessons or join tournaments. It offers a sociable setting for indoor tennis for players from Haarlem and the surrounding area.

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Park Startbaan

4.3★★★★★

(150 reviews)

Startbaan 2, 1185 XR Amstelveen

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A sports park in Amstelveen for tennis and padel, with both indoor and outdoor courts. The site also has a billiards centre and welcoming on-site catering, making it a spot to play and unwind.

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Tennispark Buitenveldert

4.2★★★★★

(149 reviews)

Van der Boechorststraat 38, 1081 BT Amsterdam

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Tennispark Buitenveldert is a tennis club in Amsterdam.

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USC Tennis & Padel

4.2★★★★★

(127 reviews)

Radioweg 80, 1098 NJ Amsterdam

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Part of the University Sports Centre in Amsterdam, offering tennis and padel alongside fitness and other sports. Students, higher-education staff, and local residents are all welcome to play or rent courts.

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Tennis Kattenlaan

4.4★★★★★

(125 reviews)

Kattenlaan 13, 1054 KA Amsterdam

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Tennis Kattenlaan is a tennis club in Amsterdam.

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Tulip Tennis Hilversum

4.3★★★★★

(111 reviews)

Kininelaantje 12, 1216 BZ Hilversum

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Tulip Tennis is a tennis club in Hilversum with 19 outdoor clay courts, playing through both summer and winter. Members can take lessons, join competitions, and book indoor court time.

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Joy Jaagpad tennis

4.5★★★★★

(106 reviews)

Jaagpad 48, 1059 BP Amsterdam

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A tennis club in Amsterdam where members play recreational and competitive tennis. The club welcomes players looking for courts and a social setting to enjoy the sport together.

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Tennisclub “De Kikkers” 🎾

4.6★★★★★

(104 reviews)

Oosterdreef 28, 2153 CA Nieuw-Vennep

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Tennisclub "De Kikkers" 🎾 is a tennis club in Nieuw-Vennep.

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Tennisclub IJburg

4.3★★★★★

(96 reviews)

Zandzeggestraat 1, 1087 SL Amsterdam

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Tennisclub IJburg is a tennis club in Amsterdam.

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How to choose a tennis club in Amsterdam

Most tennis in the Netherlands is played through a club (vereniging) rather than by renting a court on demand. Joining usually means an online application and a bank transfer by IBAN, and membership commits you to a full club year that renews automatically unless you cancel by the club's own deadline.

Location matters more here than in a city built around drop-in courts: within Amsterdam you can typically reach a club within a 30 to 40 minute commute, so it is worth comparing a few near home or work. Popular clubs closer to the city center can carry a waiting list, so ask directly rather than assume a spot is open.

Compare what each membership actually includes — full/adult, junior, senior and off-peak rates for weekday daytime play are common categories — and factor in bardienst, the bar shift most member-run clubs expect a few times a year. If a season-long commitment and bar duty do not suit your schedule, a pay-as-you-go option such as a gym membership or a browse through our gyms and fitness directory may fit better.

Questions people ask

Do I have to join a club, or can I just book a court?

Joining a club is the standard route in the Netherlands and usually the cheapest way to play regularly, since membership includes free or discounted court time. A few venues offer walk-in or pay-by-the-hour access instead, so ask a club directly what it offers before assuming a year-long commitment is the only option.

What is bardienst, and can I opt out of it?

Bardienst is bar duty: many member-run clubs schedule each adult member for a few shifts a year, typically two or three shifts of three to four hours each behind the club bar. It is usually required to keep full membership benefits, though some clubs let members pay a fee instead of showing up, often cited at around €30 per missed shift.

What kind of tennis courts will I actually play on?

Clay, locally called "gravel," and smash courts (a type of artificial clay) are the most common surfaces at Dutch clubs. Some clubs also have artificial grass, and less often hard courts or indoor carpet, so check a club's own site if surface matters to you.

Do I need to register with the KNLTB myself?

Club membership normally includes registration with the KNLTB, the Dutch tennis association, which is what allows a player to enter official tournaments and league competition. Casual, non-competitive players still get this registration bundled into membership rather than needing to arrange it separately.

How far ahead can I book a court, and for how long?

Booking systems vary by club, but a common pattern is an online reservation made up to a week ahead for one fixed time slot, often an hour, with one court booked at a time. Confirm your own club's booking window, its rule on rebooking after you finish, and its late-arrival cancellation policy directly.

Can I cancel my membership whenever I want?

Usually not: membership typically runs for a full club year and renews automatically unless canceled in writing before a specific deadline, which can fall months ahead of the actual renewal date. Confirm the exact cancellation window and method (email or post) with your club when you sign up, since missing it commits you to another full year of fees.