
Top tennis courts in Washington DC





Washington DC punches well above its size for court availability, with DPR-managed facilities in Rock Creek Park, East Potomac Park, and across Capitol Hill, attracting a year-round community of competitive and recreational players.
$2.4M
Prize Money (2025)
7,500
Stadium Capacity
1969
Citi Open First Held
ATP 500 / WTA 500
Citi Open Level
20 (15 outdoor + 5 indoor)
Rock Creek Courts
24 (clay, hard, indoor)
East Potomac Courts
Top tennis courts in Washington DC





A local guide to the Washington DC tennis scene.
15 outdoor hard courts and 5 indoor courts in Rock Creek Park; home of the FitzGerald Tennis Stadium where the Citi Open is held each summer.
Hains Point facility on National Park Service land with hard, clay, and indoor courts, plus a year-round bubble for winter play.
USTA-recognized junior development center in nearby College Park, MD; alumni include Frances Tiafoe and Robin Montgomery.
Washington Tennis & Education Foundation provides free tennis and academic programs for DC youth from its Southeast DC campus.
1969
Arthur Ashe co-founds the tournament, insisting it be held in an integrated public park
1973
Arthur Ashe wins the singles title at the event he helped create
2022
Frances Tiafoe, JTCC alum from College Park, wins the Citi Open in front of a hometown crowd
Outdoor April–October; indoor facilities at Rock Creek Park Tennis Center and East Potomac keep play going year-round.
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