Play pickleball, tennis at POLO TENNIS CLUB in Austin, Texas. Browse venue amenities, local events, and ways to play with the community near you.

Upcoming programs

‌
‌
‌
View all programs

Coaches (0)

‌
‌
View all coaches
‌
‌
‌

What club offers:

Courts:
0 indoor • 3 outdoor
Surface:
Concrete • Acrylic
Court setup:

Pickleball: Permanent nets • Permanent lines

Reviews (0)

0 total ratings, 0 with reviews

‌
‌
‌

FAQ

Yes, POLO TENNIS CLUB has pickleball courts.
Yes, POLO TENNIS CLUB has tennis courts.
Playing at POLO TENNIS CLUB requires a one-time fee to access the courts.
POLO TENNIS CLUB has 0 indoor courts and 3 outdoor courts. There are a total of 3 courts.
POLO TENNIS CLUB has dedicated and permanent pickleball courts.
Surfaces: concrete, acrylic.
POLO TENNIS CLUB is located at 13730 U.S. 290, Austin, TX, USA.
Website: https://www.polotennisclub.com/contact
Amenities: lighting, pro shop, water fountains, restrooms, locker rooms.
You can play at POLO TENNIS CLUB by joining or creating an open play through Bounce.

Explore courts near you

Dick Nichols District Park
8011 Beckett Rd, Austin, TX, 78749, USA
Dick Nichols District Park
Free
5 Courts
Non-permanent nets
Civitan Park
513 Vargas Rd, Austin, TX, 78741, USA
Civitan Park
Free
4 Courts
Non-permanent nets
South Austin Recreation Center
1100 Cumberland Rd, Austin, TX, 78704, USA
South Austin Recreation Center
One-time fee
4 Courts
Non-permanent nets
Millbrook Pickleball Club
1803 Evergreen Avenue, Austin, TX 78704, USA
Millbrook Pickleball Club
Membership
2 Courts
Permanent nets
View all courts

Blog

Explore what’s happening across the community — from player spotlights to upcoming tournaments and club updates.

When Do You Switch Sides in Pickleball? Explained
Ryan Van Winkle • 16 Jul 2026

When Do You Switch Sides in Pickleball? Explained

Learn when to switch sides in pickleball, including after each game, during game 3, at 6 points, and the rules for singles, doubles, and tournaments.

10 Intermediate Pickleball Drills for Better Results
Ryan Van Winkle • 15 Jul 2026

10 Intermediate Pickleball Drills for Better Results

Stuck between 3.0 and 4.0? These 10 intermediate pickleball drills target the exact weaknesses that stall most players, with measurable targets for each one.

Padel Serve Rules Explained for Beginners
Ryan Van Winkle • 15 Jul 2026

Padel Serve Rules Explained for Beginners

Learn padel serve rules from scratch: bounce first, below-waist contact, diagonal box, faults, lets, receiver rules, and the 2026 FIP update.

View all posts