About Us
Pueblo Tennis & Pickleball Center is a welcoming place for people to play, learn, compete, and connect through tennis and pickleball.
Whether you are picking up a racquet or paddle for the first time, returning to a sport you once loved, or looking for competitive play, PTPC offers opportunities for all ages and skill levels. Members and non-members are welcome, and our goal is to make it easy for everyone to get involved.
Our facility features three indoor tennis courts, and six indoor pickleball courts, giving Pueblo players year-round opportunities to stay active and on the court.
But PTPC is about more than court rentals. We offer lessons, clinics, leagues, round robins, social play, junior development, camps, competitive programs, and special events for both tennis and pickleball. We are continuing to grow our programming so there is always another way to learn, improve, meet people, and enjoy the game.
We are especially committed to helping new players get started. You do not need to already know how to play, have a partner, or be a member to walk through our doors. Our staff can help you find the right lesson, program, level of play, or membership option for you.
PTPC is proud to be part of the Pueblo community, and we appreciate the players, families, volunteers, coaches, and local organizations that continue to support the growth of tennis and pickleball in our area.
The courts are waiting. Come play with us.
EXPLORE TENNIS
EXPLORE PICKLEBALL
Terms & Conditions
1. Courtesy and tennis etiquette should be observed at all times. Good sportsmanship and consideration for others is the rule of club play.
2. Smoking is not allowed on the tennis center grounds at any time.
3. All lost and found items will be turned in to the Pro Shop. All items not claimed within 30 days will be discarded.
4. Children under ten years of age must be accompanied and supervised by an adult member at all times.
5. Non-tennis playing children are not allowed on tennis courts while parents or guardians are playing.
6. Pets are not allowed at the Tennis Center at any time.
7. No skates, skateboards, motorcycles, or bicycles are allowed on or around the courts.
8. No portion of the tennis center premises will be given up for use to any other club, society, or function unless prior approval from the General Manager for such use has been obtained.
9. Only the Tennis Center teaching staff is allowed to give tennis instruction on the courts, unless special permission is obtained from the General Manager.
10. The General Manager, at their discretion, may close the Tennis Center facilities before the established closing time when the facilities are not being used and are not scheduled for use.
11. The General Manager, or their designee, has the authority to remove from the club premises, any player displaying behavior on or off the tennis court which, in the opinion of the General Manager, is detrimental and disturbing to the Tennis Center, staff, and other players.
12. The Pueblo Tennis Center reserves the right to cancel a membership at any time.
Dress Code:
Members and guests who are playing tennis must wear tennis attire. Impermissible attire includes but is not limited to, bathing suits, cutoffs, black-soled shoes, running shoes, or any shoes that leave marks on the courts. Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times.
**Members are responsible for informing their guests of the dress code.
