NEW
LEFTWICH TENNIS CENTER
The new Leftwich Tennis Center will be one of the nation’s premier public tennis centers.
With 24 outdoor courts and 12 indoor courts, the new Leftwich will be one of the largest tennis centers within hundreds of miles — and a first-class experience for both recreational and tournament players. The new Leftwich will be the home of the nationally prominent University of Memphis Tiger tennis teams, as well as home base for the transformative, community-building work of Tennis Memphis.
The new Leftwich is a public-private partnership between the University of Memphis, the City of Memphis, Tennis Memphis, and a host of private donors whose gracious generosity is making this a reality.
Tennis Memphis
Tennis Memphis Inc. is a non-profit youth development organization and a 4-star chapter member of the USTA National Junior Tennis & Learning Network. Tennis Memphis operates and manages our seven City of Memphis public tennis facilities and offers comprehensive programs for youth, adults, and seniors, including USTA adult and junior league play and tournaments, clinics, and lessons.
Tennis Memphis strives to build a better community and enhance lives through tennis and education. Regardless of geographic location or socioeconomic status, Memphians have access to high-quality tennis and education enrichment programs that are accessible, affordable, diverse, and character-focused. Financial assistance is available for all youth programs, and an average of 80% of participants paid a reduced rate or attended for free.
For more information, visit Tennismemphis.org
Conceptual Video Walkthrough
Want to be part of the team that’s making the new Leftwich a reality?
A variety of naming rights opportunities are available that can strategically position your brand or simply signal your family’s lasting legacy to tennis in Memphis. To learn more about naming opportunities, email Mike Humes at [email protected].
Every gift will go a long way toward making the new Leftwich a reality. To make your gift today through the University of Memphis Foundation, click here.
