Tennis clubs in Argentina
61 tennis clubs in Argentina so far. Pick a city to see them all.
Where to play tennis in Argentina
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Buenos Aires ProtoplasmaKid, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Rosario Soyyosoycocomiel, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Mendoza Itsmemarttin, CC BY-SA 3.0The tennis federation in Argentina
The Asociación Argentina de Tenis (AAT), created on 2 September 1921, is a non-profit civil association and Argentina's governing body for tennis and beach tennis. It has more than 200 affiliated entities (clubs and provincial federations) and over 15,000 federated players. Below its administrative/institutional structure it is organised into sporting departments (Desarrollo, Interclubes, Medicina y Antidoping, Capacitación, Menores, Profesionales, Seniors, Beach Tennis, Arbitraje, Universitarios) with more than 30 staff, overseen by an honorary Consejo Directivo (board) elected by the affiliated entities every 4 years. From its Buenos Aires headquarters it coordinates, inspects and directs tennis nationwide in close relation with the interior provincial federations and the clubs of the City and Greater Buenos Aires. It runs national junior, senior and interclub (team) competitions and its own ranking/registration platform, and publishes an official fee schedule ("Aranceles") for its membership cards.
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- Address
- Maipú 471, 3º Piso, 1006 Capital Federal, Buenos Aires
- Contact
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+54 11 2882 6676
info@aat.com.ar
From the federation’s own website and its international federation, checked in September 2026.
Clubs offering tennis
Club Obras, Av. del Libertador 7273, C1429DQE
Altolaguirre 1866, C1431ECJ
C. Jose E. Rodo 4190, C1407
Av. Belgrano 2100, S2000
Bogotá 2555, C1406
Maipú 471 Piso 3, C1006
C. Comodoro Martin Rivadavia 1350, C1429
Av. Olleros 1510, C1426CRB
Chile 1566, C1100AAB
Doblas 1043, C1424
Galván 3920, C1431