Heading north of Metro Manila with a racquet in the bag? Clark in Pampanga and Subic Bay on the Zambales coast are the two freeports of Central Luzon. They are linked by the Subic–Clark–Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX), so plenty of travelers, business visitors, and weekend families pass through both. Below are the two venues along the Clark–Subic corridor that are live in the Rally PH court directory today, with what we can confirm about each.

Neither venue publishes rates on the directory. Call or check on site before you go. Court fees, guest rules, and hours can change.

Clark Parade Grounds Tennis Courts — Clark Freeport, Angeles City

Clark Parade Grounds Tennis Courts are three public outdoor hard courts at the CDC tennis court on the Clark Parade Grounds. The courts are lighted, which matters in Pampanga, where the cooler hours come after sunset.

  • Address: CDC Tennis Court, Clark Parade Grounds, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga (Angeles City)
  • Surface: Hard
  • Courts: 3, outdoor
  • Lighting: Yes
  • Hours: Not posted on the directory. Check on site.
  • Rates: Not posted. Players report a court fee, so bring cash and confirm the amount when you arrive.
  • Coaching: Players report an optional in-house coach. Ask at the courts.

This is the easiest walk-up option on the corridor: public, lit, and right inside the Freeport. Go early morning or after dark to skip the midday heat.

Subic Bay Tennis Center — Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Subic Bay Tennis Center sits on Canal Road inside the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, on the Olongapo side of the bay. It is run by Subic Bay Sports and Management. If you're staying in the Freeport for a weekend, it is the dedicated tennis venue to call first.

  • Address: Canal Rd, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Olongapo City 2200
  • Surface: Not published. Check when you call.
  • Courts: Not listed on the directory
  • Hours: Not published
  • Rates: Not published. Call ahead about court fees and booking.
  • Call: (047) 252 2885

Ring before you drive over. Since surface, hours, and fees aren't public, a two-minute call saves a wasted trip.

How to use this list

  1. Open the venue page on Rally (links above) for the address, map, and the latest details we have.
  2. Call or check on site before you travel. Neither venue posts a public rate card.
  3. Plan around the drive. If you're splitting a trip between Clark and Subic, SCTEX makes it easy to hit in one freeport and sleep in the other.
  4. Play early or late. Central Luzon afternoons run hot, and the lights at Clark Parade Grounds make evening sessions possible.

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Know a Central Luzon court we missed?

Two venues is a short list for a region this size, and we know it. Courts in San Fernando, Tarlac, Bulacan, Bataan, Nueva Ecija, and around Olongapo are off this guide for now. So are hotel, resort, and village courts in Clark and Subic. We'll add them once we have a street-level citeable address and clear outsider access on the directory. If you play somewhere that should be listed, add it. Help us build the Central Luzon map the way Metro Manila got built.