Tennis in Melbourne
15 tennis clubs in Melbourne where Slice players have logged 32 matches and 4 training sessions. Find your club, see who's playing, and put your own tennis on the map.
Tennis clubs in Melbourne 15 on Slice
Notting Hill / Pinewood Tennis Club
Keilor East Tennis Club
Vida Tennis Essendon
Carlton Gardens Tennis Club
Buckley Park Tennis Club
Dingley Tennis Club
East Ringwood Tennis Club
Maribynong Park Tennis Club
Mentone Tennis Club
Rod Laver Arena
Altona Tennis Club
Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club
Springvale Shopping CentreTrack your tennis in Melbourne
Every match and training you log at these clubs shows up here — scores, rivalries, and your spot on the players list.
Recent tennis in Melbourne
Most active players
@Isabella
11 logged
@jxmyqn
8 logged
@channerwang
7 logged
@dvd
7 logged
@jerrygod
2 logged
@ameyy119
1 logged
@arjya
1 logged
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Tennis in Melbourne — questions
How many tennis clubs are in Melbourne?
There are 15 tennis clubs in Melbourne on Slice, where players have logged 32 matches and 4 training sessions. A club appears here as soon as someone logs a match or training there, so the list grows as more Melbourne players join.
Which is the most active tennis club in Melbourne?
On Slice, Notting Hill / Pinewood Tennis Club is the most active club in Melbourne with 12 sessions logged (12 matches). 12 of the 15 clubs listed have activity. See Notting Hill / Pinewood Tennis Club →
How do I log a tennis match or training in Melbourne?
Download Slice (free on iPhone and Android), log a match or training and pick your Melbourne club as the venue. Once your opponent confirms the score it counts as verified and shows up on the club's page and here.
Who plays tennis in Melbourne?
The most active public players in Melbourne on Slice right now are @Isabella, @jxmyqn, @channerwang. Only players with a public profile are listed; private profiles never appear on these pages.
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