Crandon Park Tennis
Latest News
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Around The Courts: Fall League Play and a Wave of Program Graduates at Crandon Park Tennis Center
October brings continued momentum at Crandon Park, with Fall USTA League play now underway, another round of program graduations behind us, and new lighting upgrades opening up more evening court time than ever. Here’s a look at what’s been happening…
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Around The Courts: A Fresh Fall Season Begins at Crandon Park Tennis Center
Fall is officially here at Crandon Park, and there’s a lot to celebrate as we transition out of a memorable summer and into an exciting new season. From new leadership stepping into key roles to program graduations, successful community events,…
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USTA Florida Brings First Entry-Level Coach Training to South Florida at Crandon Park
USTA Florida teamed up with USTA Coaching once again this past Saturday, bringing entry-level coach training to the Crandon Park Tennis Center on Key Biscayne. The workshop marked a significant milestone for coaching education in the state, reaching the furthest…
Crandon Park Facility
Crandon Park Tennis Center features 27 tennis courts in total. We offer various tennis programs for all ages and levels.
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About USTA Florida
About USTA Florida: Established in 1949, USTA Florida is a section of the United States Tennis Association. It is a not-for-profit volunteer organization with approximately 40,000 members and 500 organizational members. As the official governing body of tennis in Florida, USTA Florida operates from an executive office in Orlando, with more than 50 staff members and more than 600 volunteers throughout the state working towards a mission to promote and develop tennis for all in Florida. To learn more about USTA Florida, click the link below.