Key Biscayne Tennis Association (KBTA)

Natalia Ilina 8 months ago

Lived in Miami for almost 8 years & this is my favorite tennis place by far. Beautiful surroundings, each court is different. Both clay and regular courts, lighted options available. Connected to the driving range so can do combined activities. Well priced and the girl at the front desk is nice & accommodating.

Josymar G 11 months ago

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ KBTA is an amazing place to play! 🙌🏼 Jon and all the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, creating a great sense of community from the moment you arrive. The courts are beautiful, well maintained, and you can enjoy the refreshing ocean breeze while you play. It’s the perfect place to play, no matter your level — definitely my go-to spot from now on! 🎾✨ 10/10

Christie Klopfer 11 months ago

KBTA is a hidden gem for tennis lovers. It’s just inside the entrance to Crandon Golf and it’s open to the public! They have 9 well maintained clay courts and a beautiful lounge area under a canopy of trees perfect for socializing after your matches. They offer clinics and host several tournament events throughout the year.

Sanjay Dasani 11 months ago

This tennis facility is extremely disappointing, both in its customer service and in the condition of the courts. Their policy requires cancellations at least 12 hours in advance, but they make no exceptions even when there is a high chance of rain. Expecting players to drive 30 minutes, only to risk the courts being unplayable, is unreasonable and costly. Other nearby parks, such as Flamingo and Salvadore, handle these situations with far more flexibility and common sense. Our reservation was at 11am, a time when courts are rarely full, so honoring a credit or refund would not have inconvenienced anyone. Instead, we were told no. That rigid approach leaves a very poor impression. Unfortunately, the facilities themselves are not much better. The clay courts are slippery and unsafe, the bug situation at night is unpleasant, and you cannot reserve a specific court. Even if you book for clay, you may be assigned a hard court instead, which is not standard practice. Overall, this combination of poor customer service and subpar playing conditions makes this facility one to avoid. Players have much better options in the Miami area.

Brian Lutz (Backhand City) 3 years ago

A hidden gem of a tennis club next to the golf course. 9 clay courts and 1 hard court with small hitting wall. Lessons and Leagues are available to members. Courts play nice. Big hitters may find you can dig up the top surface with strong pivots causing some bad bounces. Small pro shop on site with grill for club events. Drive past courts to park next to golf course then a short walk back to tennis club. Some players believe there isn’t enough value to rationalize the cost. You will have to be the judge.