Round Robin

Every Saturday, an average of 70 avid tennis players of all levels hit the courts at Highland Park for their “tennis fix.”

We have a place for you, so join us when you can! We’re one of the longest-running, city-park-based round robins in America, and we’ve been going strong since 1976. 

Engagement:

  1. Check the schedule on our homepage for that week’s location.
  2. You must RSVP and pay in advance to play each week.
  3. Play starts at 8 a.m. and ends at noon (between December and March, play starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 1 p.m.
  4. Arrive and leave anytime you’d like.
  5. We provide the courts, balls, and snacks as part of your $5 round robin fee.
  6. When you arrive, put your name on the board, and as soon as four players are available and a court is available, go play one set and return when you are finished. You may write your name on the board again and play when a foursome and court are ready again.
  7. Warm-ups during the first set of the morning are limited to a maximum of 10 minutes, as stated in USTA league rules, by which we abide.
  8. Play at your own pace. You can play once, twice or as many times as you can between the time your arrive and noon. 
  9. The round robin is competitive, but it’s designed to be FUN. No pressure to wake up early. No pressure to stay and play.
  10. Above all, come have fun with us!


We’re the “United Nations of tennis”

Our round robin is like a United Nations of tennis, attracting players from all over the world who have come to Baton Rouge to study (LSU and Southern universities), work, or just live in a great tennis town! We have members who hail from several countries, and it’s not unusual to hear many different dialects and accents on the courts.

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