Looking for a place to hit in Davao City? Mindanao's biggest city has a real club tennis culture. Its courts have hosted age-group netfests and inter-club tournaments for decades. Most of that runs through member clubs, not walk-in centres. Below are the two Davao venues live in the Rally PH court directory today, with what we can confirm about each.

Neither venue publishes walk-in rates on the directory. Call before you go. Court fees, guest rules, and hours can change.

Eco-1 Tennis Center — Ecoland

Eco-1 Tennis Center is a members' club in Phase 1 Ecoland, along Quimpo Boulevard. It has been a hub of Davao tennis since 1980. It has two hard courts and one shell court. In February 2024 the centre court was relaid with an ITF-standard multi-layer acrylic hard court. Edge Davao reported it as the first ITF-approved court in the city.

  • Address: Phase 1, 1A Quimpo Blvd, Ecoland, Davao City 8000
  • Surface: Hard (acrylic, ITF-standard centre court) + 1 shell court
  • Courts: 3
  • Hours: Not posted on the directory. Contact the club.
  • Rates / non-member play: Not posted. This is a members' club funded by membership fees and monthly dues, so ask about guest or non-member court fees before you travel.
  • Events: Hosts DATEC (Davao Association of Tennis Clubs) and DCAA (Davao City Athletic Association) tournaments, plus age-group netfests

If you want the best hard court in town and tournament atmosphere, start here. Just set up access first.

Doña Vicenta Tennis Club — Doña Vicenta Ave

Doña Vicenta Tennis Club is a covered court used by local club players. It sits on Doña Vicenta Avenue, closer to the city centre. A roof matters in Davao, where afternoon rain can cut an outdoor session short.

  • Address: Doña Vicenta Ave 7, Davao City 8000
  • Surface: Not confirmed on the directory. Check when you call.
  • Courts: Not listed
  • Hours: 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Rates / non-member play: Not posted. Call ahead about court fees and whether non-members can book.
  • Call: 0932 226 7632

Good option for evening hitting or wet-weather play once you've confirmed a slot.

How to use this list

  1. Open the venue page on Rally (links above) for the address and the latest details we have.
  2. Call or message before you travel. Both Davao venues run on club access, and neither posts a public rate card.
  3. Ask a local player. In Davao, a club member's introduction is often the fastest way onto a court.
  4. Play early or late. Midday heat in Davao is real, and the 6 AM and after-5 PM windows are kinder.

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Know a Davao court we missed?

Two Davao venues is a short list for a city this size, and we know it. Public and village courts around Ecoland, Matina, Talomo, and Lanang are off this guide for now. We'll add them once we have a street-level citeable address and clear outsider access on the directory. The same goes for private clubs, hotel courts, and courts in Tagum, Digos, or Panabo. If you play somewhere that should be listed, add it. Help us build the Mindanao map the way Metro Manila got built.