Rock Quarry Park is managed by Durham Parks and Recreation and is one of Durham’s facilities perfect for tournament style tennis. It spans over 46 acres and is home to many festivals and events. This park also has a multi-purpose athletic field.
Croasdaile Country Club, founded in 1966, is Durham’s enduring private retreat for golf, recreation, and community. Built on land inherited from John Sprunt Hill, the club features a championship golf course originally designed by George W. Cobb and later renovated by architect John LaFoy, ensuring both challenge and beauty across rolling parkland. Beyond the links, members enjoy outstanding tennis & racquet facilities, swimming, fine and casual dining in the elegant clubhouse, and a warm social calendar that brings people together. Whether you’re teeing off on carefully tended greens, gathering for a relaxed meal with friends, or participating in one of Croasdaile’s signature events, you’ll find a setting rooted in tradition yet infused with modern comfort and Southern charm.
Treyburn Country Club, set on 220 acres of rolling countryside in northern Durham, offers a premier private club experience centered on community, recreation, and natural beauty. Opened in 1988, the club features a championship Tom Fazio-designed golf course consistently ranked among North Carolina’s finest, along with a full practice facility and active tournament calendar. Beyond golf, members enjoy tennis on Har-Tru courts, a 25-meter swimming pool, a modern fitness center, and a welcoming clubhouse with dining and event spaces. Blending luxury amenities with a tranquil setting, Treyburn is where families and friends come together to play, relax, and celebrate.
Sheffield Indoor Tennis Stadium is home to the Duke Blue Devils men’s and women’s tennis teams. Completed in 2000, the stadium features six courts, a hall of fame room and locker rooms. It was awarded the 2000 United States Tennis Association Outstanding Tennis Facility.
Ambler Tennis Stadium is the outdoor home to the Duke men’s and women’s tennis teams. Opened in 2003, the stadium is an 11,000-square-foot outdoor tennis facility features seating for 700 around Duke‘s six outdoor varsity courts and a state-of-the-art sound and electronics system.