Fox Cities Racquet Club is the Valley’s only tennis-exclusive club. If you love tennis, this is the home for you. We offer memberships for juniors, adults, and entire families. Check out our membership benefits and options or come in to see us today!
At Fox Cities Racquet Club our staff will work with you to find the best group for your child. Please check out our current group lessons and let us know if you have any questions on groups, private lessons, or leagues for your child.
We offer drill groups for beginners up to strong 4.0 players, as well as private groups and individual lessons for all ability levels. Our leagues are also a great way to ensure regular matches. Please see our Adult League page for more information.
Our Latest Facebook PostsCongrats to Davey Burns (right), our runner-up, and Spencer Boynton (left), our champion! Great job, boys!
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View on FacebookWell done to our Junior Compass Singles Tournament participants today! It was great to see such great sportsmanship and many good points, games, and matches!
17 hours ago
View on FacebookThank you to all the participants and donors today at the Mercedes-Benz Dealer Championships. You raised over $5500 for the Boys & Girls Club of Menasha! A huge thank you to Bergstrom Automotive for another successful tournament benefiting a wonderful cause.
7 days ago
View on FacebookCongratulations to Dean Verstegen and Cassian Utrie, the champions of the Mercedes-Benz Dealer Championships 2014!
7 days ago
View on FacebookWe invite you to play in the Mercedes-Benz Dealer Championships tournament this Saturday at 1:00pm. All proceeds benefit Boys & Girls Club of Menasha. $125/player. All participants can receive many gifts including a Fitbit Flex (usually priced at $99). Prizes include a 4-night trip to Pinehurst, NC. and a chance to attend the 2015 U.S. Open in NYC! Please call the club for more information and to register. 920.739.0221
2 weeks ago
View on FacebookTaken from History.com: (Today) On July 9, 1877, the All England Croquet and Lawn Tennis Club begins its first lawn tennis tournament at Wimbledon, then an outer-suburb of London. Twenty-one amateurs showed up to compete in the Gentlemen's Singles tournament, the only event at the first Wimbledon. The winner was to take home a 25-guinea trophy. Tennis has its origins in a 13th-century French handball game called jeu de paume, or "game of the palm," from which developed an indoor racket-and-ball game called real, or "royal," tennis. Real tennis grew into lawn tennis, which was played outside on grass and enjoyed a surge of popularity in the late 19th century.
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