MTG Tennis Programs
MTG serves up tennis with a twist – All designed to make you better, laugh harder, and embrace a little chaos on the court. Rotate partners, survive wild drills, and discover your new favorite doubles teammate (or friendly rival). By the end, you’ll leave with sharper skills, fresh friends, and a perfect excuse to grab drinks and relive the madness.
| Event Format | Event Type | Specialized Playing Level Events |
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| MTG Drill & Play | Levels-Based |
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| MTG Women's Party | All Levels |
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| MTG Round Robin | Levels-Based |
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| MTG Doubles Party |
All Levels |
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MTG Drill & Play (Level-Based)
Equal parts tennis clinic, social experiment, and “wait, how did I just play my best doubles ever with strangers?” energy. You’ll bounce between rotating doubles and chaotic-fun, instructor-led drills that somehow make you better while keeping things just unhinged enough to be wildly entertaining. It’s fast, it’s social, it’s a little competitive—and by the end, you’ve made new friends, hit some questionable winners, and absolutely earned the short 5-minute walk to Granny Annies’s for dinner, drinks, and dramatic match recaps.
Key Details:
- Location: Roosevelt Island Racquet Club
- Levels: Advanced Beginner (2.0-2.75), Intermediate (3.0-3.75), Advanced (4.0+)
- Duration: 2 hours total
- Format: 2 courts of rotating doubles + 1 court of drills/games with an instructor
- Players: 12 total (some events can host more)
- Rotations: Every ~40 minutes, grouped by level
- Post-Event Social: Granny Annie's Bar & Kitchen (5 min walk)
MTG Women's Party (All Levels)
Serve, rally, laugh, repeat! MTG Women's Party is all about women coming together to improve their game, try new drills, and enjoy friendly doubles without any pressure. Whether you’re hitting your first volleys or crushing cross-court winners, you’ll rotate through partners and courts, keep the energy high, and finish off on a high note—maybe with a little post-play hang at Granny Annies’s, just a short walk away, to toast your wins (and laugh off the misses).
Key Details:
- Location: Roosevelt Island Racquet Club
- Levels: All Levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)
- Duration: 2 hours total
- Format: 2 courts of rotating doubles + 1 court of drills/games with an instructor
- Players: 12 total, grouped by level
- Rotations: Every ~40 minutes, keeping things fresh and fun
- Post-Event Social: Optional hang at Granny Annie’s for drinks, food, and court-side stories
MTG Round Robins (Level-Based)
Expect a fun mix of friendly competition and “how did that even go in?” moments. Play two back-to-back, one-hour doubles games with rotating partners and opponents—no partner needed, all genders welcome, and we’ll match you by level. Stick around afterward for an optional post-event social to swap match stories and laughs.
Key Details:
- Locations: Prospect Park Tennis Center, Stadium Tennis Bubble (Mill Pond Park), or Carly Leeds Tennis Center
- Levels: High Intermediate (3.5-3.75) or Advanced (4.0+)
- Duration: 2 hours total
- Format: Two one-hour doubles games, back-to-back, with rotating partners and opponents
- Players: Matched by level; no partner required
- Post-Event Social: Various locations depending on court.
MTG Doubles Party – Monthly (All Levels)
Mix tennis, friends, and a little post-match nosh, and you’ve got the MTG Doubles Party! Spend an evening at the iconic Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, home of the US Open, playing, socializing, and enjoying dinner mid-session. Each player gets two one-hour matches with a dinner break in between—bring a partner if you have one, or we’ll pair you with someone at your level. It’s competitive enough to keep things interesting, but social enough to guarantee laughs, new friends, and a few gloriously wild shots you’ll brag about forever. This event is normally hosted monthly.
Key Details:
- Location: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
- Levels: All Levels (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)
- Duration: 2 hours of play + 1-hour dinner break
- Format: Two one-hour doubles matches with a dinner break in between
- Sessions: Players split into 2 playing sessions (Session 1 and Session 2); assignments emailed the night before
- Partner Info: Bring a partner or we’ll pair you by level
Please note we are not able to take session requests. Registering for this event assumes you acknowledge being placed randomly in either the early or late session group times.