Because our ownership truly believes that tennis is a game that should be experienced and enjoyed by everyone in the community, Centre Court is one of the remaining clubs in New England that is 'open to the public' and doesn't require membership fees. To become a 'registered member' at Centre Court, simply click on the 'Log In/Register' link in the upper-right corner of the screen.
Our website is a complimentary service that we provide to all of our members. Being a 'registered member' at Centre Court allows you to schedule court time online and receive important announcements sent via email. Otherwise, you may phone the club directly to schedule court time.
Hope to see you on the courts soon!
The Centre Court Staff
Men's Singles
Weekend Mornings
The Men's Singles League is a great opportunity for players with a rating of 3.0 through 4.5 to play some competitive tennis matches in a casual environment.
Players do not have to participate every week.
It is a 'pay as you play' league with matches taking place every Saturday and Sunday morning at 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM, every Wednesday morning and evening.
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Centre Court Tennis Programs
Centre Court Tennis Club has tennis programs for individuals of all ages.Our club pros offer private and group lessons and clinics for both juniors and adults
Men's Singles League
Men's Doubles League
Men's Senior League
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Ladies' Doubles League
SNEITA Interclub League
USTA Adult League
USTA Junior League
USTA Tournament
Perm Group Courts
Women's Doubles
Tuesday Mornings
Our popular Tuesday Women’s Doubles is offered from 10:00 to 12:00 Noon.
It is a great opportunity for women of all level to play women’s doubles matches in a casual environment.
You do not need a partner to participate.
Players do not have to participate every week.
It is a 'pay as you play' league with matches taking place every Tuesday.
Players will rotate every half hour to a different match with different partners.
Meet new people and have fun for $18 per week.
To register and receive a weekly e-mail reminder, please e-mail [email protected]and include your phone number and what level player you are. Racket regripping and restringing
Snapped a string? Need a new grip?
Centre Court has you covered.
When in need of a repair, simply bring your racket to the club and fill out a Racket Regripping and Restringing Form.
One of our pros will regrip and/or restring your racket to meet your personal preferences and playing needs.
Call Centre Court at (401) 437-1210 Or email us at [email protected] for any questions or further information.
Centre Court Tennis Club55 Hospital RoadEast Providence, RI 02915(T): 401-437-1210(F): 401-437-1219www.centrecourttennisclub.com
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Centre Court features the Gamble game that is so common with pokies from Microgaming. Players can try to double any wins by guessing if a card will be red or black, or take the riskier option if trying to quadruple the amount by getting the suit right. Correct choices means they can either keep the new win, or go again for an even bigger prize, but get a wrong guess at any point and it's game, set and match as the triggering win and anything earned in the Gamble round are lost.
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