Tennis and Squash Listings in Italy

SQUASH ROMA: THE FIRST SQUASH CLUB OF THE CAPITAL
The informal and friendly environment the characterize this club with a truly “English” atmosphere; a very intense social life couples with a lot of sport initiatives: agonistic and League tournaments. You can also find a lot of foreign...

The Fine Arts Tennis Club offers its members a soccer field in red clay, 6 tennis courts, a 25m olympic size pool (summer, members can enjoy a solarium to perfection), 2 Gyms (aerobic and gym), a cozy restaurant (service winter and summer) and a large air-conditioned lounge with pool table and TV...

The Tennis Club Oasis of Peace (Rome), since 1969, the year of its foundation, was and still is a historic landmark for tennis enthusiasts, and more.

The Club has, for 18 red clay tennis courts, a great athletic and technical support given to a staff of instructors that provide in our school...

In the first half 'of the twenties, because of the war of 1915-1918, the rules of tennis suffered a deep decline.
Many clubs were founded in earlier decades, disappeared. It was at that time that a group of friends began to think about founding a new tennis club.
Discussed it often encountering...

Leonardo is an ex- Italian tennis player who now runs his own academy in Sicily. He invented a niche in the Tennis Academy business by offering free coaching and bed and breakfast for any female players ranked under 900. He takes a percentage from the player’s earnings.

Nothing wrong with...

The Tennis Club and St. Agnes Bollettieri Tennis Academy.
In recent years, my St. Agnes Academy and Tennis Club have joined together to form a tennis club inspired by the same philosophy and the same goal that has accompanied the Bollettieri Sports Academy to always offer its customers all ages...

The Tennis Club Umberto, for facilities that possess can be considered one of the largest tennis clubs in Sicily.
The entrance is reserved exclusively for members and their families.

The structure consists of:

- seven tennis courts all lit with six clay and a synthetic grass;
a basketball...

"Pine" a strange name that sounds good, from the Latin "enclosed by pines. Yes, pines, conifers and much more from a small green valley that looks to the sea.
Four clay courts, clubhouse, bar, changing rooms, terraces and the main grandstand area. Adjacent to the tennis courts located "ASD...