ORRONG PARK TENNIS CENTRE
Corner Orrong Road and Sydney Street, Prahran
Courts: 6 synthetic grass
Facilities: Club rooms, café and, playground adjacent to courts
MALVERN TENNIS CENTRE
43a Union Street, Armadale
Courts: 5 synthetic grass
Facilities: Club rooms, café, playground adjacent to courts
Our Programs
Stonnington Tennis Centres cater for all players from juniors through to adults.
- Junior Player Pathway
- ANZ Hot Shots
- Tennis in Schools
- Junior Group Coaching
- Squads
- Matchplay
- Private Tuition
- Adult Programs
- Fit Bit Cardio Tennis
- Holiday Clinics
Latest News
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Upgrade Your GearMarch 19, 2019Looking to upgrade some of your gear? Here is what we have on offer at our Pro Shop. -
Coach Alana's ResultsMarch 21, 2019Congratulations to one of our Stonnington Tennis Coaches Alana Parnaby for winning the Mildura W$25,000 ITF Doubles event. You can see Alana train with AJ on Tuesday, Thursday and Fridays down at Orrong Park and Malvern Tennis Centres. A true inspiration to all of our up and coming youngsters! A sensational result at the International level that will set her up for a huge year ahead and hopefully we will get to see her play at this years Australian Open -
April Holiday ProgramMarch 21, 2019Bookings for our school holiday program have opened! Keep the kids active during the break with our Holiday Program. -
Malvern Tennis Centre Open DayMarch 21, 2019Thank you to everyone that came out to our Malvern Tennis Centre Open Day! It was an awesome day! -
Stonnington Goes ViralMarch 21, 2019The young tennis star posted an image of himself with two junior players from Stonnington Tennis on Instagram receiving quick reactions about a bit more than his game. -
Junior CompetitionsMarch 21, 2019Match Play is a fun and social way for kids aged 7-15 years to get into team tennis and is played on Friday, Saturday or Sunday afternoons at Red, Orange and Green Ball level. The Matchplay is structured to educate students on how to compete properly during a match whilst learning the fundamentals needed to win, including tactics, emotional control, scoring and etiquette. A coach is always on the court with students to give feedback and guide them as they play. At the end of each match, scores are recorded and players compete over the course of the term for trophies and prizes. Many of our students have used this opportunity as a platform to transition into weekend club competition and JDS tournaments or as a way to put into practice the skills learned in classes. See more here!
