Tennis Courts in Buenos Aires, AR

Buenos Aires is one of Latin America's great tennis cities — shaped by clay court culture and a dense club network — with prominent facilities at Parque Centenario in Caballito, the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club in Palermo, and courts in Bosques de Palermo throughout the park district.

Notable venues:Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club

$658,390

Prize Money (2025)

5,500 seats

Estadio Guillermo Vilas

1927

Argentina Open First Held

1892

BALTC Founded

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Notable Facilities

Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club

Founded in 1892, hosts the Argentina Open (ATP 250) on clay.

Tennis History

1892

Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club founded by British expatriates — Argentina's oldest tennis club

1927

Tournament founded as the Argentina International Championships

2016

Center court renamed Estadio Guillermo Vilas in honor of the 8-time champion

Did You Know?

  • Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club hosts one of the longest-running tournaments in South America
  • Produced legends Guillermo Vilas, Gabriela Sabatini, and Juan Martín del Potro
  • Buenos Aires has one of the highest concentrations of tennis clubs per capita in the world

Best Time to Play

Best tennis March–May and September–November; mild winters allow year-round play.

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