Located in the north of Reinickendorf, the Tennis-Club Frohnau's facilities date back to the garden city of 1906. Around 900 members play here on eight outdoor courts, and in winter on five indoor courts across two halls. For those looking for a tennis court in Berlin, one thing is particularly crucial: non-members are also allowed to book indoor court hours.
Tennis-Club Frohnau e.V.: Tennis Facilities in the Frohnau Garden City
The facilities of Tennis-Club Frohnau e.V. are located in the northernmost part of Reinickendorf, in the Frohnau Garden City, which Prince Henckel von Donnersmarck had laid out starting in 1906. Even then, tennis courts were part of the concept for this district, and the club plays on this very ground to this day. It was founded in 1921 with 25 members and has borne its current name since 1930. Nestled between villas and old trees all around, the facility resembles its own small park, and from the street, one can hardly guess how much space is hidden behind it.
Eight clay outdoor courts form the heart of the facility in summer. Court eight is designed as a mid-court according to the specifications of the German Tennis Federation, and there is also a mini-court with a ball wall for the youngest players and a dedicated training court. On one court, the club uses a camera-based tracking system that records shot speed, precision, and match statistics, and automatically transmits results from LK-matches. Bookings are made via a proprietary online system, which can also be operated via an app and a terminal on the premises.
Indoor Courts, Clubhouse, and Club Life at Tennis-Club Frohnau
As soon as the outdoor season ends, play moves indoors. Tennis-Club Frohnau operates five indoor courts in two halls: a permanent two-court hall with carpet flooring and an air-supported structure with three clay courts. Non-members can also book indoor court hours, which is by no means common in Berlin. A guest hour at the facility costs 10 Euros, and the annual membership fee for adults is 440 Euros. Because the club has grown significantly, the admission of new members is currently managed via a waiting list.
The Tie-Break Café and Restaurant, run by Jörg Richter since 2012 and hosting regular theme nights, is located in the clubhouse, designed in an English country house style. Around 900 members belong to the club, over 280 of whom are children and young people, coached by nine licensed trainers. The premises also include a gymnastics and fitness room, as well as a playground with a play tower, so families can spend an entire afternoon here. Thus, Tennis-Club Frohnau is less a pure sports facility and more a club ground where training, gastronomy, and family life come together.
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Price Level
Guest hour 10.00 Euros, annual membership fee for adults 440.00 Euros.
Courts
Eight clay outdoor courts, in winter five indoor courts in two halls.
Booking
Online via the club's booking system, indoor court hours also for non-members.
Membership
Admission of new members currently only via a waiting list.
Gastronomy
Tie-Break Café and Restaurant in the clubhouse, with rotating theme nights.
For Children
Courses for children aged four and up, mini-court with ball wall and playground on the premises.
Highlight
Camera-based tracking system on one court, including automatic LK (performance class) evaluation.
Public Transport
Frohnau S-Bahn station (S1).
Opening Hours
- Montag: Open 24 hours
- Dienstag: Open 24 hours
- Mittwoch: Open 24 hours
- Donnerstag: Open 24 hours
- Freitag: Open 24 hours
- Samstag: Open 24 hours
- Sonntag: Open 24 hours
