Best Public Courts: Bozeman High School (Mike Anderson Courts) - 10 courts at 395 N 11th Ave, about 3 blocks north of Main St.
Indoor Courts (Year-Round): Bobcat Anderson Tennis Center (bobcattenniscenter.com) at Montana State University - 4 indoor courts, reservation required, hourly fee.
Find Hitting Partners: Join B-League (Mon/Wed 5:30pm, Bozeman High School) for 2.5-4.0 rated players. Season runs June-September.
Contact Local Association: Bozeman Tennis Association at bozemantennis@gmail.com or (406) 599-0841
Tennis Season: Outdoor courts available May-September. Harsh winters require indoor play October-April.
Equipment/Stringing: Riverside Country Club Racquet Sports Pro Shop (24-48 hour stringing) or Play It Again Sports.
Join the Bozeman B-League (Mondays and Wednesdays, 5:30pm at Bozeman High School courts) for players rated 2.5-4.0. Season runs June through September. Contact the Bozeman Tennis Association on Facebook (facebook.com) or email bozemantennis@gmail.com. You can also register on Global Tennis Network (globaltennisnetwork.com) which has 20+ Bozeman players.
For short visits, use the 10 public courts at Bozeman High School (395 N 11th Ave, phone 406-522-6200) - no reservation needed. For indoor play, book courts at Bobcat Anderson Tennis Center (bobcattenniscenter.com) with 4 indoor courts available by reservation. If visiting in summer, the nearby Belgrade Youth Sports Complex has 5 excellent courts with a great hitting wall at 600 Spooner Road.
Contact the Bozeman Tennis Association for summer youth and adult programs. For year-round instruction, try Tennis Pro Now (tennispronow.com), Lesson Pro (lessonpro.co), or book through TeachMe.To (teachme.to). The Bobcat Anderson Tennis Center also offers first-rate instruction programs for all ages.
The B-League is perfect for intermediate players (2.5-4.0 rating) and meets twice weekly. Join the USTA Montana (montanatennis.org) league programs or participate in Gallatin Valley Tennis Ladders (bozemantennis.usta.com) - the area's first digital tennis ladder system. Register for local tournaments at playtennis.usta.com to meet players at various skill levels.
Show up to the B-League sessions at Bozeman High School (Mon/Wed 5:30pm during summer) - it's welcoming to visitors. Post on the Bozeman Tennis Association Facebook page (facebook.com), or use online platforms like Global Tennis Network (globaltennisnetwork.com). The Bobcat Anderson Tennis Center also hosts social events and tournaments throughout the year.
The primary tennis organization promoting and developing tennis throughout the Gallatin Valley. Offers summer youth programs, adult programs, and the popular B-League for intermediate players.
Contact: bozemantennis@gmail.com | (406) 599-0841
Website: bozemantennis.usta.com
Facebook: facebook.com/BozemanTennisAssociation
Organizes tournaments and leagues statewide. Bozeman hosts multiple USTA-sanctioned events including the Montana State Open, Riverside Adult Classic, and various junior tournaments.
Website: montanatennis.org
Bozeman Events: playtennis.usta.com
Neighboring city with strong tennis community offering youth lessons, clinics, and opportunities throughout summer and fall. Their courts are among the best in the valley with an excellent hitting wall.
Website: belgradetennis.org
Weekly social tennis for players rated 2.5-4.0. Friendly, welcoming atmosphere perfect for meeting local players.
Schedule: Mondays and Wednesdays, 5:30pm-7pm
Location: Bozeman High School Tennis Courts
Season: June 2 through September 29
More Info: montanatennis.org
The Bozeman and Belgrade Tennis Associations launched the area's first digital tennis ladder system for competitive play and rankings.
Website: bozemantennis.usta.com/ladders
Global Tennis Network: globaltennisnetwork.com - 20+ registered players in Bozeman
Tennis Pro Now: tennispronow.com - Connects players with hitting partners
Courts: 10 outdoor public courts
Address: 395 N 11th Ave, Bozeman, MT (about 3 blocks north of Main St. on 11th)
Phone: 406-522-6200
Access: Public, no reservation required
Features: Main venue for B-League social tennis, excellent condition, popular community courts
More Info: globaltennisnetwork.com
Courts: 8 outdoor courts + 4 indoor courts (year-round)
Address: Between Grant St and Kagy, next to Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, MSU campus
Access: Public access available; indoor courts by reservation with hourly fee
Features: Home to MSU Men's and Women's tennis teams, 27,000 sq ft facility, tournament host venue
Website: bobcattenniscenter.com
Athletics: msubobcats.com
Courts: 3 outdoor courts
Address: Corner of S 5th and W College St., Bozeman
Access: Public
Note: Dedicated tennis facility (pickleball not allowed)
Courts: 5 outdoor courts
Address: Near 600 Spooner Road, Belgrade, MT (adjacent to Bozeman)
Features: Some of the best courts in the valley with excellent hitting wall
Access: Public, across from Belgrade Bandit Legion Field
History: Courts funded by Marcia Anderson, completed in 2014
More Info: belgradetennis.org
Courts: 6 hard courts with wind screens (Court #6 for pickleball)
Address: 2500 Springhill Rd., Bozeman, MT 59718
Phone: 406-587-5105
Access: Members only (Golf or Social membership required)
Features: Award-winning USTA Certified Racket Professional on staff, weekly classes, clinics, social events, tournaments, pro shop with stringing services
Amenities: Full-service family country club with golf, tennis, paddle ball, pool, dining
Website: riverside-country-club.com | riversidecountryclub.org
Professional tennis lessons tailored for all skill levels from beginners to advanced players. Flexible scheduling with morning, evening, and weekend options.
Website: tennispronow.com
First-rate instruction programs for juniors and adults. Provides quality indoor tennis for the Bozeman community with recreational court time, programs, and special events.
Website: bobcattenniscenter.com
Offers lessons at any tennis court near Bozeman for all ability levels from beginner through advanced competition.
Website: lessonpro.co
Private tennis lessons in Bozeman tailored for all ages and skill levels. Includes specific programs at Bozeman High School Tennis Courts.
Website: teachme.to
Summer Youth Tennis Programs and Summer Adult Tennis Programs designed to promote tennis throughout the Gallatin Valley.
Contact: bozemantennis@gmail.com | (406) 599-0841
Members-only instruction with USTA Certified Racket Professional. Weekly classes and clinics available.
Website: riverside-country-club.com
Full-service pro shop with experienced staff for racket stringing (typically ready in 24-48 hours). Carries tennis rackets and equipment.
Phone: 406-587-5105
Access: Members only
Website: riverside-country-club.com
Locally owned and operated store buying and selling new and used sporting goods and fitness equipment, including tennis gear.
Website: playitagainsports.com
For additional equipment needs, check Facebook Marketplace for used tennis equipment in Bozeman, or use national online retailers.
All tournaments held at Bobcat Anderson Tennis Center, Montana State University
Registration: playtennis.usta.com
Tournament Calendar: montanatennis.org
Bozeman offers a unique tennis experience combining high-quality facilities with stunning Montana scenery and a welcoming community.
Unlike many mountain towns, Bozeman provides indoor tennis facilities at the Bobcat Anderson Tennis Center, ensuring year-round play despite harsh winters. The 4 indoor courts keep the community active even when outdoor courts are snow-covered.
With 10 free public courts at Bozeman High School and 8 outdoor courts at MSU, the city offers excellent access without membership fees. The nearby Belgrade courts add 5 more quality courts with a superior hitting wall.
The Bozeman Tennis Association creates a vibrant community with regular B-League sessions, summer programs, and social events. The twice-weekly B-League provides instant access to hitting partners for visitors and newcomers. With 20+ players on Global Tennis Network and active USTA programs, finding matches at your level is straightforward.
Hosting 7 USTA-sanctioned tournaments annually, Bozeman offers competitive opportunities year-round. From junior events to adult opens, the tournament calendar provides regular competitive play at the excellent MSU facilities.
Montana State University's tennis program brings collegiate energy to the community. The Bobcats compete in the Big Sky Conference, and watching college matches adds to the local tennis culture.
Bozeman summers (June-August) are warm but not extreme - temperatures reach the 70s-80s with low humidity and abundant sunshine. This creates perfect tennis conditions without the oppressive heat found in many tennis destinations. The mountain air stays crisp even on warm days.
The tennis community actively welcomes visitors through the B-League and social tennis programs. Local players are friendly and community-oriented, making it easy to connect during short visits.
After tennis, enjoy Bozeman's vibrant downtown, craft breweries, farm-to-table restaurants, and proximity to Yellowstone National Park. The combination of quality tennis and Montana's outdoor recreation makes Bozeman a compelling destination for tennis travelers who appreciate mountain culture.
Recent investments include the separated pickleball facilities (preventing court conflicts), digital tennis ladder systems, and continued support from the strong university athletics program. The community values racquet sports and continues expanding opportunities.
Best Time to Visit for Tennis: June through September for outdoor tennis and community events. Indoor facilities available year-round for winter visitors.
Last updated: November 2025. Information subject to change. Contact local organizations directly for current schedules and programs.
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