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Top 100 Tennis Resorts & Camps For 2019

Each year, Tennis Resorts Online publishes its rankings of the best tennis resorts and camps world wide. We based this year's list on reviews submitted between May 1, 2018 and April 30, 2019 by tennis vacationers like yourselves, and we then used that data to determine the rankings. We have broken the results down into two major categories: the Top 75 Tennis Resorts and the Top 25 Tennis Camps. We also singled out resorts and camps that excelled in many of the individual features we asked players to assess. To see which fared best in individual areas, visit Categories.
What is not immediately evident from these rankings, however, is just how tight the competition was, not only for the coveted No. 1 positions but across the board. All of the resorts and camps listed here have a proven record of catering attentively to the needs of avid tennis players. The choice comes down to one final issue: Which one suits you best?

Roger Cox, Editor
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Gold Medal Resorts

Top 25 Tennis Resorts
  1. Kiawah Island Golf Resort, South Carolina
  2. Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa, California
  3. Wild Dunes Resort, South Carolina
  4. The Resort at Longboat Key Club, Florida
  5. Bio-Hotel Stanglwirt, Tirol, Austria
  6. Boulders Resort & Spa, Arizona
  7. Punta Mita, Nayarit, Mexico
  8. Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Hawaii
  9. Four Seasons Resort Nevis, Nevis, West Indies
  10. JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa, California
  11. Wintergreen Resort, Virginia
  12. Boca Raton Resort & Club, Florida
  13. Waterville Valley Resort, New Hampshire
  14. Silverado Resort and Spa, California
  1. TOPS'L Beach & Racquet Resort by Wyndham, Florida
  2. Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort, Florida
  3. Boar's Head Resort, Virginia
  4. Sea Colony, Delaware
  5. Saddlebrook Resort, Florida
  6. La Quinta Resort & Club, A Waldorf Astoria Resort, California
  7. Topnotch Resort, Vermont
  8. Horseshoe Bay Resort, Texas
  9. The Buccaneer, U.S. Virgin Islands
  10. Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne, Florida
  11. Northstar California, California

Silver Medal Resorts

Resorts Nos. 26-50 (listed alphabetically)

Bronze Medal Resorts

Resorts Nos. 51-75 (listed alphabetically)

Gold Medal Tennis Camps
  1. Roy Emerson Tennis Weeks, Switzerland
  2. PBI Tennis Camp at Bio-Hotel Stanglwirt, Tirol Austria
  3. Cliff Drysdale Tennis at Amelia, Florida
  4. John Newcombe Tennis Ranch, Texas
  5. New England Tennis Holidays at Sugarbush, Vermont
  1. Saddlebrook Tennis (Hopman), Florida
  2. Northstar Tennis, California
  3. IMG Academy Bollettieri Tennis Program, Florida
  4. Wintergreen Tennis Academy, Virginia
  5. Dave Marshall Tennis, Delaware

Silver Medal Tennis Camps

Camps Nos. 11-20 (listed alphabetically)

Bronze Medal Tennis Camps

Camps Nos. 21-25 (listed alphabetically)

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If you'd like to rate any of the resorts or camps you've attended on vacation, visit the Rate a Resort page. All the new information we begin to gather will be used to the rankings for 2021.



Dave Marshall 2019

Dave Marshall Tennis runs Friday-Sunday weekend camps consisting of 8 hours of instruction and drills at $250/person as well as private clinics and other programing during the week. The professional staff includes Coach Dave Marshall, who coaches the Bryan Brothers and was a part of Mike Bryan’s doubles Grand Slams at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, and Coach Ellis Ferreira, who himself has two Grand Slam doubles titles. Optional lodging packages arranged. For more information, phone 302.645.0713, email dave@davemarshalltennis.com or visit Dave Marshall Tennis



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