Top 12 Edinburgh Tennis Clubs and Facilities

Edinburgh is home to almost 35 tennis venues, showing just how popular the sport is in the Scottish capital. With plenty of opportunities, you need to whittle it down somehow, so here are our top 12 Edinburgh tennis clubs and facilities.

If you’re looking for serious league tennis, just a bit of fun, or an opportunity to connect with the wider community, Edinburgh is filled with unique tennis options for you. 

Whether you’re a beginner or more experienced, you’ll be able to find a tennis club for singles, doubles, or the whole family, right here in the heart of Edinburgh. 

Without further ado, here are our top 12. 

Note: All information was correct at the time of writing. Please see the clubs' websites for the latest up-to-date information. Clubs were selected based on facility quality, year-round availability, coaching access, and local league involvement. Membership fees vary.

Indoor & Year-Round Tennis Clubs in Edinburgh

If you have a keen interest in tennis and want to spend your time refining your skills, tennis season or not, the weather in Edinburgh can make it tricky to dedicate your time to the sport.

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That's why our first three recommendations are tennis clubs and facilities offering a mix of indoor, outdoor, and all-weather courts, so, come rain or shine, you can practice a swing or two.

Oriam Indoor Tennis Centre

A major purpose-built sports complex at Heriot-Watt University that features a newly refurbished indoor tennis centre with six indoor courts for year-round play.

Oriam caters to all levels, from beginners to experienced players, with pay-as-you-play bookings, coaching programmes, and youth classes, making it ideal for consistent practice in any weather.

You can even become a member at this facility and enjoy the range of courts, studios, fitness suites, and more, plus 20% off when you use the pay-as-you-play indoor courts.

Mini, junior, and adult tennis coaching options are available at this facility, allowing the whole family to enjoy a game of tennis, no matter their ability.

If you're looking for a varied facility where you can practice your skills all year, the Oriam Centre is a top choice.

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Craiglockhart Leisure & Tennis Centre

One of Edinburgh’s most established tennis venues, offering five indoor hard courts and six outdoor all-weather courts, Craiglockhart Leisure & Tennis Centre is a great choice for tennis fanatics looking for a non-commitment, affordable option.

There's even a stadium Centre-Court, so you can feel like you're playing against the opposition at Wimbledon!

Both kids' (mini tennis) and adult coaching sessions are available at this facility, with plenty of options for beginners and non-beginners alike.

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It’s popular with local players for both casual hits and organised sessions, plus fitness and sports facilities are available if you want to have a go at something other than tennis (like pickleball or table tennis!).

The Grange Tennis Club, Edinburgh

This historic multi-sports club in Stockbridge includes tennis among its many offerings.

Formed in 1883, The Grange is one of Edinburgh's most well-known clubs (the only one in Scotland with 4 grass tennis courts) and is suitable for a variety of players.

Linked with the Grange Dyvours Lawn Tennis legacy, this club boasts traditional courts and 2 indoor courts with a cushioned acrylic surface, along with a collection of outdoor courts.

Grange Dyvours enters teams in the East of Scotland Leagues, but if you prefer less competitive, more social tennis, the venue also caters for you.

If you're looking to play all-weather tennis in a picturesque setting, sign up for a membership today or try the pay-to-play options!

(image courtesy thegrangeclub.com)

Traditional & League Tennis Clubs in Edinburgh

Ready to dust off your best shoes and racket? Our next three recommendations are tennis clubs in Edinburgh offering a little more than just a court.

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These traditional clubs have strong tennis connections in local leagues, plus plenty of opportunity to let your competitive side come out.

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Drummond Tennis Club, Edinburgh

Drummond Tennis Club is a club located in the heart of Edinburgh, hidden just behind Scotland Street. It features traditional blaes (cinder) courts, regular social play sessions, and dedicated practice areas for juniors.

Known for its welcoming community vibe and strong local membership engagement, Drummond is a great club to grow your tennis skills while taking part in lots of social activities.

You'll also have the opportunity to play for one of the men’s or women’s teams in the East of Scotland leagues, if you want to show your competitive side!

Book your court, schedule some lessons, take part in some social tennis, and become part of the long-standing, traditional tennis club.

Meadows City Tennis Club

A members’ club that operates on the public courts in the city, offering a mix of drop-in sessions, weekly social sessions, and competitions.

Meadows City Tennis Club, established in 2003 as part of the LTA's City Tennis Club scheme, is LTA-registered and has been welcoming new members ever since.

It’s a great spot for players of all ages looking for regular tennis in a central outdoor setting.

Members have plenty of opportunities for competitive play, including annual singles, doubles, and mixed doubles tournaments.

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The club also enters several teams into the East of Scotland Leagues for those looking for match play.

Please note that, unfortunately, this club cannot accept beginners (as a minimum, players can consistently serve and maintain a rally from forehand and backhand).

Barnton Park LTC

Barnton Park Lawn Tennis Club is a family-friendly club located in the north-west of Edinburgh.

It offers multiple well-maintained courts, including floodlit options for evening play, and supports tennis at all levels.

You'll also find amenities at this club, like a newly refurbished clubhouse with changing rooms, a kitchen, and a table tennis table.

The club runs coaching programmes for juniors and adults, alongside active men’s and women’s teams competing in local leagues. You can find past winners here!

With a friendly membership base and strong focus on participation, Barnton Park LTC is a great option for players seeking both social tennis and lighthearted competitive opportunities.

Community & All-Level Tennis in Edinburgh

Sometimes, tennis isn't just about the sport; it's about getting out there, mixing with the wider community, meeting new people, and being part of something.

If you're looking for more than just tennis at your club, ready to fill your year with social events, and play the sport in a friendly environment, check out our next three recommendations.

Don't worry, these clubs also offer plenty of coaching, opportunities to play in leagues, and competitions — they're still very much all about the tennis.

Lomond Park Tennis Club, Edinburgh

Lomond Park Tennis Club is a community-focused club that caters to a wide range of abilities, from beginners to experienced league players.

The club offers social tennis sessions, competitive team play, and coaching opportunities, all within a friendly and inclusive environment.

Lomond Park is particularly known for its club culture and emphasis on participation, making it an excellent choice for players who want regular tennis without an overly formal or performance-driven atmosphere.

The team at Lomond Park sees tennis not just as a sport, but as a community for all.

So, if you're after sportsmanship, friendship, and personal growth, Lomond might just be the club you're looking for.

Thistle Tennis Club

Thistle Tennis Club is located in the Colinton area and offers floodlit artificial clay courts, which allow for consistent play throughout the year.

The club supports a mix of social and competitive tennis, with coaching available for adults and juniors.

There is also an opportunity to meet new people and share your love for tennis with others through their year-round social events.

While the club has a welcoming reputation, it still provides league participation for more competitive players.

Competitions are run throughout the year, with some men's, ladies', and mixed teams in the East of Scotland Leagues.

So, whether you've never picked up a racket before or fancy yourself the next Andy Murray, Thistle Tennis Club can support you on your tennis journey.

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The club itself is also an LTA-affiliated and Tennismark-accredited club, meaning they meet all LTA standards, so you know you're in safe hands when you sign up for membership.

Corstorphine Tennis Club

Corstorphine Tennis Club serves the local community in west Edinburgh and provides a relaxed, accessible tennis environment.

The club offers outdoor courts, social play sessions, and coaching for players of varying abilities.

With a strong community feel and emphasis on enjoyment rather than exclusivity, Corstorphine Tennis Club is well-suited for recreational players, families, and those returning to the sport after a break.

Involving all players is a key priority at this club, so you need not worry about getting a game, allowing you to focus on building your skills ahead of games in the East of Scotland leagues! (Although not a requirement).

The coaching programme at Corstorphine is also one to shout about. Led by their level 4 coach, Marcin Tycner, you can find all the details of the programme here.

For a great social scene and valuable new skills, purchase a membership today or turn up to one of their social sessions to try the courts out!

Local Tennis Options in Edinburgh

Last but not least, we thought we'd end our round-up on three local tennis clubs that offer a little bit of everything.

Some have been in the area for decades, others are LTA registered, ensuring you get the best possible quality of tennis, and another makes it possible to play 365 days of the year, ensuring you're getting the most out of your membership.

With each providing a unique tennis experience, take a look at our final three clubs.

Braid Lawn Tennis Club

Braid Tennis Club is a smaller club based in South Edinburgh, offering outdoor courts and a friendly, informal approach to membership, making it an appealing option for players who enjoy relaxed social tennis.

The club regularly organises group sessions and informal competitions, providing opportunities for regular play without the pressures of league commitments.

Braid Lawn was founded back in 1890, so it's been part of the community for well over a century, of course, with a few upgrades since then!

Tennis is encouraged all year round thanks to their all-weather courts, and the team works hard to ensure coaching opportunities for adults and juniors, social events, and team opportunities are available for all.

Morntonhall Tennis Club

Mortonhall Tennis Club is well known for its all-weather courts, which allow members to play consistently for 365 days of the year.

The club supports a wide range of activities, including social tennis, coaching programmes, and competitive league teams.

With a strong emphasis on development and participation, Mortonhall is a solid choice for players seeking a balance between casual and competitive tennis in a well-maintained setting.

And, like most clubs in Edinburgh, they have multiple ladies, men's, vets, mixed, and junior teams competing in the East of Scotland leagues and cups.

2026 will see the club celebrate their 100th birthday, so if you want to get involved with a local tennis club, this is the year!

Waverley Lawn Tennis, Squash, and Sports Club

Waverley Lawn Tennis, Squash & Sports Club is a multi-sport venue located in the Newington area of Edinburgh.

Alongside tennis, the club offers squash and additional fitness facilities, making it ideal for members who enjoy a varied sporting lifestyle.

The tennis section provides outdoor courts, social sessions, and competitive opportunities, all within a supportive club environment that encourages long-term participation.

This friendly club is an LTA Registered Club, allowing them to participate in both local and national inter-club competitions organised by the East of Scotland.

If you're not yet up to league level, it's no problem. The club has its own tennis academy, founded by LTA pro Tam Bruce. The philosophy is to make tennis accessible to all and help people get the most out of the sport.

Tennis opportunities are endless at this active local club.

Summary: Find Your Love for Tennis in Edinburgh

Hopefully, we've given you everything you need to begin your tennis journey in Edinburgh and find your love for the sport.

From all-year-round facilities to coaching opportunities, social tennis, and more, you can see that the Scottish capital has lots to offer when it comes to tennis.

Whether you're a self-certified pro or a total beginner, this city has something to offer for everyone. 

Join Edinburgh's tennis community today!

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