Crandon Park Tennis Center

Crandon Park Tennis Center is a public tennis facility in Key Biscayne once known as the home of the Miami Open (formerly the Sony Open), where the world's top 96 men's and women's players competed each year. Today the facility offers 26 to 27 courts across multiple surfaces, including hard courts and American green clay, along with a clubhouse and stadium court.

Visitors can book court time, take lessons through the on-site Cliff Drysdale Tennis Program, or join one of the tennis camps and academies that run daily instruction and drills. USTA Florida now operates the center, hosting USTA-sanctioned junior and adult tournaments alongside community events like Women in Tennis training sessions.

The grounds include a pro shop for racquet rentals and tennis balls, free parking, and wheelchair-accessible entrances and restrooms. Whether you're a serious competitor looking to play where the pros once did or a beginner booking a first lesson, the center welcomes players of all ages and skill levels on Key Biscayne's tennis-loving island.