Serve, Volley, & Victory with Unrivaled Ocean Views
Gentle ocean breezes and a temperate climate year-round create the perfect setting for racquet sports at Harbor Dunes. Our four state-of-the-art courts are surfaced with Mondoten, a multi-layer rubberized system that enhances shock absorption and ensures a consistent speed of play.
Our Pros offer tennis and pickleball clinics, social events, and private lessons for both kids and adults. During the summer season, the Racquet Shop, conveniently located near the pool entrance, features Nike apparel and footwear, tennis balls for purchase, racquet stringing services, and ball machine rentals.
Access to the Harbor Dunes tennis courts is exclusive to Members and their registered guests.
Court Rules
The Harbor Dunes is a private club exclusively for Members and their registered guests.To reserve a court, please visit the Racquet Shop (located just inside the pool entrance) or call XXX.XXX.XXXX. Alternatively, Members can book court times using the Harbor Dunes ClubNow App, available on the App Store and Google Play Store.
Please check in at the Racquet Shop before playing. Parking is available in the back lot behind the fitness center, and you can proceed through the pool entrance. The Racquet Shop will be the first door on the left. Proper attire and footwear are required. Please be punctual for court reservations; if you are more than 15 minutes late, your court may be forfeited if others are waiting.
During the summer season, play is limited to one hour for singles and 1.5 hours for doubles per session. Reservations can be made up to one week in advance. The guest pass holder court fee is a flat rate of $40/hour, with racquets included if needed. To avoid lesson cancellation fees, please provide 24 hours’ notice. No-shows or day-of cancellations will be charged.
On occasion throughout the summer, the tennis staff may reserve all courts simultaneously for event purposes.
To inquire about lessons, clinics, or events, please contact John Doe, Tennis Director, at T.Director@HDCC.net or call XXX.XXX.XXXX.
Dress Code
Casual resort and golf attire is allowed in the dining rooms. Tennis attire is allowed in the dining rooms for lunch and on the terraces. No bathing suits, tee shirts, or cutoffs may be worn in the Clubhouse. Dress denim is permitted in the Clubhouse; however, hats and/or visors are not permitted to be worn by gentlemen anywhere in the Clubhouse, unless as part of a formal attire during special events.
For evening dining in the main clubhouse, slacks or dress shorts along with collared shirts are required for gentlemen. Gentlemen’s shirts must be tucked into slacks or shorts, unless approved by Club Management as acceptable fashion. Ladies are expected to dress in a fashion compatible with the dress required of gentlemen. When in doubt as to whether attire conforms to the Club’s dress code policy, please seek the advice of Club Staff.
Gentlemen must wear shirts, tucked in, with collars and sleeves, unless approved by Club Management as acceptable fashion. Slacks or golf shorts must be worn. No tank tops, tee shirts, cutoffs, sweatpants, denim of any kind, bathing suits, athletic shorts, gym apparel, or tennis shorts are permitted. Mock turtleneck shirt collars must be 1 - 1 ½” in width. Golf hats and visors must be worn with the bill facing forwards. Ladies must wear proper golf attire, which includes dresses, shirts, golf slacks, shorts or skorts and blouses. No halter tops, tee shirts, bathing suits, sweatpants, athletic shorts, gym apparel or tennis shorts are permitted. Ladies may wear sleeveless tops with a collar. If the top has no collar, it must have sleeves. Shoes with metal spikes are not allowed. Spike-less golf shoes and rubber soled tennis shoes are permitted on both the course and practice facility. When in doubt as to whether attire conforms to the Club’s dress code policy, please seek the advice of the Professional Golf Staff.
Proper tennis attire is required: shirts and other full coverage clothing must be worn. Swimsuits, workout attire, tee shirts, tank tops, denim of any kind, cargo shorts, short shorts or cut-offs are not permitted. Only soft-soled, non-marking tennis shoes are allowed on the tennis courts. Cross trainers or other running shoes are not permitted for both safety and maintenance reasons. When in doubt as to whether attire conforms to the Club’s dress code policy, please seek the advice of the Professional Tennis Staff.
Proper fitness attire is required: athletic or gym-designed fashions. Denim of any kind, short shorts or cut-offs are not permitted. Rubber-soled athletic shoes must be worn. Open-toed shoes, sandals, boat shoes, street shoes or golf shoes are not permitted in the workout areas. When in doubt as to whether attire conforms to the Club’s dress code policy, please seek the advice of the Fitness Center Staff.
Appropriate attire for the swimming pools is governed by the traditional rules of good taste and includes only apparel specifically designed for swimming. This excludes denim of any kind, cargo shorts, cut-offs, Bermuda shorts and other substitute apparel. Swimming attire is restricted to the pools and pool decks only. Swimmers dining on the Pool Deck or Splashpad should wear tasteful and modest attire over their swimwear. Shoes and cover-ups are required for dining indoors or outdoors at Horizons.
All-white attire is no longer required on the croquet greenswards. Smart casual attire and soft-soled shoe wear without heels or spikes are required. Swimsuits, workout attire, tee shirts, tank tops, denim of any kind, cargo shorts, short shorts or cut-offs are not permitted. When in doubt as to whether attire conforms to the Club’s dress code policy, please seek the advice of Recreation Staff.