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Tennis & Apparel
If you're looking for a doubles partner, a match, a team to join, or just someone to hit with, give us a call or stop by the store and we'll see if we can help you find some fun.
The Boise Tennis Club meets from 9am to 1pm Sundays at Julia Davis Park. The courts are reserved and the Club provides balls, water and an adult beverage as well as pairing up teams in doubles and mixed doubles matches. Prospective members can play one Sunday at no charge to try it out. The Boise Tennis Club provides a fantastic venue to meet new players in a great social setting. Come visit the courts on any Sunday (weather permitting) and introduce yourself.
The United States Tennis Association is a not-for-profit organization and the national governing body for the sport of tennis in the U.S.A. The USTA has 17 geographical sections, more than 665,000 members, thousands of volunteers, and a professional staff dedicated to promoting the sport and developing the game.
The USTA TennisLink website has information about Junior, Community and Adult tennis, joining, teams, player ratings, and tournaments.
The Idaho Tennis Association has news and information about the Idaho district of the Intermountain Section of the USTA, serving southern Idaho. Their office is at 1108 N. Cole Rd. in Boise, (208) 322-5150, email:
The Boise Tennis Coalition meets at 8 a.m. at Julia Davis Park, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Call Leo Schutter (859-1518) or Chuck Seldon (336-0483) for more information.
Boise Team Tennis is your ticket to co-ed recreational tennis in the World TeamTennis league, combining men's and women's doubles, singles, and mixed doubles in a fast-paced format. Check the BTT website for more information about the next opportunity in their year-round season.
The McCall Tennis Association promotes tennis in the McCall area.
The Rules of Tennis (PDF document)
The Code is the players' guide for unofficiated matches. It summarizes custom and tradition with the aim to provide principles that will allow players to reach an agreement about disputes in good will.
"Tennis is a game that requires cooperation and courtesy from all participants. Make tennis a fun game by praising your opponents' good shots..."