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Tennis Courts Malaysia

Every tennis court in Malaysia, and how to get on it

Public, club, hotel, university and condo courts. Who can play, what it costs and how to book, checked by a player.

Courts I can book without knowing anyoneCovered courts for rainy days

Where are you playing?

We are adding courts every month, starting with the Klang Valley, Penang, Langkawi, Johor Bahru and Kota Kinabalu. Tell us about a court we're missing.

Can I play there?

Every court on this site says who is allowed to play. Plenty of private courts are open to you with the right invitation.

  • Open – book onlineAnyone can book through an app or booking portal.
  • Open – walk-inAnyone can turn up and pay at the counter, first come first served.
  • Open – book by WhatsApp/phoneAnyone can book by messaging or calling the operator.
  • Open – premiumPrivately run and open to anyone, usually at a higher price.
  • Guest of a memberA member must sign you in and usually pays a guest fee.
  • Reciprocal clubsOpen to members of affiliated clubs, usually without bringing guests.
  • Membership requiredOnly members can book. Some clubs sell short-term or non-resident memberships.
  • Hotel guestsMainly for hotel guests. Some hotels let non-guests book for a fee.
  • University / schoolFor students and staff, sometimes with public booking windows.
  • Residents & invited guests onlyPrivate residential courts. Only residents and the guests they invite can play.

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