The New Albany Tennis Center is a junior-focused tennis training facility near Columbus, directed by a USPTA/USTA High Performance coach and known for developing state and college-level players. Summer offerings include HP/CTC mini camps and age-graded clinics, from Pre-K introductory groups through a Green Dot clinic for grades 4-7 and competitive training for teens. Programs run across the summer for beginner to advanced juniors.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact New Albany Tennis Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Ahmet AyanGreat coaching, excellent facilities.
★★★★★Jennifer FulMy son and I have been taking classes here for months now. We love the coaches and really everyone we’ve interacted with! They have made learning a new sport fun and engaging. I highly recommend them for anyone thinking about trying out tennis!
★★★★★Dave SHave our 7y/o enrolled in their Rip/Rally camp and he loves it. Great games to familiarize your kiddo with the sport, friendly coaches too
★★★Jahil Parker (Jahly Jolly)Neutral review. They offer racquet restringing and classes.These are not public tennis courts. Looking for free public courts then head to New Albany High-School where they have like 8+ courts.
★K VocalzI was so excited to find a facility so close to my house but it has been an absolute nightmare. I have sent several emails, made a ton of calls and still couldn’t get anyone to return my call. I finally got a young lady to help me schedule a lesson, only for a manager to call me at almost 10pm to say she had no idea what I was talking about. That there was not way anybody could have booked time for me because they were simply too busy. When I asked why it was that nobody could at least return an email or phone call, she had no answer. I hate to be that guy but it doesn’t seem like they wanted me there.