Facilities and Location

Built for High-Performance Tennis

Our Location

6800 Spanish Oaks Club Blvd
Austin, TX 78738

Austin Tennis Academy is located in the scenic Spanish Oaks area of the Texas Hill Country, just west of Austin. The campus provides a focused training environment where student-athletes can develop their game on world-class courts while benefiting from dedicated fitness and academic facilities—all designed to support long-term player development.

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World-Class
Training Facilities

The ATA campus is designed to support every aspect of a player’s development—from daily on-court training to strength and conditioning. Courts, fitness facilities, and classrooms are all located within close proximity, allowing athletes to move seamlessly between technical training, physical conditioning, and academic study throughout the day. This integrated environment creates an efficient, high-performance training system where players can stay focused on improving their game year-round and reaching their full potential in tennis.

  • 14 outdoor courts including 12 hard courts and 2 Italian red clay courts
  • 3,200 sq. ft. high-performance fitness center
  • Full-service pro shop with racquet services and equipment
  • Dedicated academic classrooms supporting the academy’s
    academic program
  • Outdoor training environment designed for year-round tennis development
2024 USTA Outstanding Facilities Award
A group of kids and coaches gather on outdoor tennis courts; another group practices in the background.
Aerial view of multiple outdoor tennis courts surrounded by trees and nearby buildings.
Aerial view of multiple outdoor tennis courts surrounded by trees and buildings in a sports complex.
Aerial view of people playing on outdoor tennis courts with surrounding trees and buildings.

A State-of-the-Art Performance Facility

Our performance training facility is purpose-built to support the demands of high-level tennis. Every element of the space is designed to improve athletic performance while promoting long-term health and sustainability.

Athletes train for:
  • Strength and power development
  • Tennis-specific speed and agility training
  • Mobility and corrective exercise
  • Injury prevention and recovery
  • Functional movement training
A coach helps a woman with her ankle during a workout in a gym with weights and equipment in the background.

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