Quick Guide for Visitors & New Residents
Short on time? Here is what you need to know immediately:
- Best Public Courts (Downtown): Miller Park. First-come, first-served. Perfect for a quick morning hit.
- Need a Hitting Partner? Contact the Teton County Community Tennis Association (TCCTA) or ask the pro shop at the Athletic Club at Jackson Hole.
- Broke a String? The Athletic Club at Jackson Hole offers professional 24-hour racket stringing.
- Want to Play Indoors/Winter? Teton Pines Tennis Center has a bubble over some of their courts for year-round play.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Connect with the Teton County Community Tennis Association (TCCTA) which hosts community events, or visit tetoncountywy.gov for adult clinics. For structured leagues, wyoming.usta.com is your best bet.
Reach out to the pro shop at the Athletic Club at Jackson Hole—they offer matchmaking services. Alternatively, drop by Miller Park on a summer morning to meet locals.
Public courts are largely first-come, first-served, but you can request reservations by calling Teton County Parks & Recreation at 307-739-9025. For guaranteed premium times, call the Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club pro shop to inquire about limited public availability.
Register for public group clinics via the Teton County Parks and Recreation CivicRec portal at tetoncountywy.gov. For private, tailored lessons, contact the professionals at Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club or the Athletic Club at Jackson Hole.
The TCCTA organizes specific clinics designed for various skill levels. You can also join community Parks and Rec programs, or ask about the Ladies League and other social events at the Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club.
Why Jackson is a Great Tennis City
For the avid tennis traveler, Jackson offers a wildly unique experience. Imagine hitting high-altitude topspin with the breathtaking Grand Tetons as your backdrop. The crisp mountain air means you can play comfortably in the summer without the oppressive heat found elsewhere.
Jackson boasts a tight-knit, welcoming tennis community that loves meeting travelers and new residents. Community organizers are highly active, constantly putting together casual rallies and clinics, ensuring that whether you are a 2.0 beginner or a seasoned 5.0 player, you will find someone eager to share the court with you.
Community, Associations, and Leagues
The heart of Jackson's tennis scene lies in its active community organizations.
- Teton County Community Tennis Association (TCCTA): The primary local nonprofit dedicated to expanding tennis access. They organize community events, clinics, and tournaments. Find them through the local chamber at jacksonholechamber.com.
- Teton County Parks and Recreation: Manages public courts and offers organized programs and youth/adult lessons. Registration is via their CivicRec portal at tetoncountywy.gov.
- USTA Wyoming: For structured, competitive league play and tournament schedules, visit wyoming.usta.com.
Tennis Courts & Facilities
Public Facilities
Public courts are generally free and operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations for some locations can be made via Parks & Rec (307-739-9025). The outdoor season typically runs May 1st to October 15th (dawn to dusk).
Miller Park
Outdoor hard courts maintained by the Parks and Recreation Department. Highly popular in the summer, so arrive early.
Teton County Fairgrounds
Outdoor hard courts, also lined for pickleball. First-come, first-served, but reservations can be requested.
Jackson Hole High School
High-quality outdoor hard courts used for Parks & Rec programming. Open to the public when not in use by the school teams.
Owen Bircher Park
Outdoor public courts situated in a beautiful, quieter park setting just a short drive from Jackson.
Private & Semi-Private Facilities
Athletic Club at Jackson Hole
Offers both indoor and outdoor hard courts, LED lighting, locker rooms, match-making services, and clinics. Learn more at krenosport.com.
Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club
Features top-tier hard courts, professional clinics, and a Ladies League. Call the pro shop for limited visitor access. Visit jhgtc.com.
Teton Pines Tennis Center
Features both hard and clay courts. Unique for having some courts covered by a "bubble" allowing for year-round and winter play.
Snake River Sporting Club
Premium clay-court tennis, specialized programming, and an on-site Club Sports Shop. Visit snakeriversportingclub.com.
Sundance Tennis & Swim Club
Perfect if you are staying near the ski resort during the summer. Access is for condo owners and rental guests.
Lessons & Coaching
Whether you need to fix your backhand or introduce your kids to the game, Jackson has great coaching resources:
- Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club: Home to excellent teaching pros, including Head Professional Eddie Kolsky and RSPA/PPR Professional Mike Santomauro. Call 307-733-3111 to book a session.
- Teton County Parks and Recreation: Offers affordable seasonal group lessons for youth and adults.
- Athletic Club at Jackson Hole: Features on-site professionals available for private training and clinics.
- Independent Coaches: Check directories like wyzant.com or tennispronow.com for private hitting partners and traveling coaches in the valley.
Shops, Stringing & Gear
Jackson is heavily focused on skiing and mountaineering, so you won't find standalone big-box tennis retail stores. However, the local clubs have you covered:
- Athletic Club at Jackson Hole: The best spot in town for gear maintenance. Their pro shop provides professional 24-hour racket stringing services, replacement grips, top-tier tennis balls, and performance demo racquets.
- Snake River Sporting Club: Their Club Sports Shop offers racket stringing, tennis racquets, and balls for members and guests.
- General Sporting Goods: Stores like Hoback Sports (hobacksports.com) and REI (rei.com) are great for general athletic apparel, hydration gear, and court shoes, though they do not carry specific racquet sports equipment.