Tennis Anyone HSV

Tennis, anyone?

Though few tennis players would claim to play as well as Roger Federer and Venus
Williams, the game certainly has its legions of hard-core devotees. Regardless of whether you play at an expert level
or are a beginner, or fall somewhere in between, if you love the game, chances are you want to live or vacation
somewhere that gives you access to as much quality court time as possible. Hot Springs Village (HSV) is just that
place.

HSV is home to the very impressive Coronado Tennis Center, a premier tennis facility with 10 clay courts
and 3 hard court surfaces. Named “Tennis Center of the Year” by the Arkansas Tennis Association; the facility
includes United States Professional Tennis Association (USTA) certified teaching professionals as well as a pro
shop, lounge and pavilion.

The center is also home to the Hot Springs Village Tennis Association (HSVTA), which boasts over 350
members. Players may choose from a variety of programs from league play including mixed leagues, women’s and
men’s doubles, Junior Tennis, as well as fun social events.

USTA Adult Leagues are also encouraged here. Additionally, the facility often hosts regional tennis tournaments
for organizations like the Senior Olympics and USTA.

Want to beef up your game a bit during your visit? Private, semi-private and group tennis lessons are
available and are taught by our two tennis pros. These friendly professionals really care about providing a high-
quality tennis experience for residents and visitors.

To make sure that all tennis enthusiasts get their “court time” the beautiful Diamanté Golf Club also has
additional clay courts available. The 1,500 sq. ft. tennis building features a check-in lounge and a kitchen area. An
on-site pro shop includes a wide selection of stylish athletic clothes and equipment. The clubhouse also includes a
400 sq. ft. pavilion with an ice machine, picnic tables, restrooms and showers. Ball machines and practice hoppers
are also available.

Come enjoy the variety of recreational and cultural activities in Hot Springs Village. Experience southern
hospitality at its best with the promise of a unique and rewarding lifestyle that could ultimately be
yours. You may come for the tennis, but we bet you will stay for the uniquely uncommon quality of life!

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