Seaside Tennis
Tracy Townsend's home base for his 30A Tennis program is Seaside, Florida, the world's first New Urbanist town. Seaside Tennis is open to the public and offers Tracy's signature tennis program daily.
450 Forest Street, Seaside, FL 32459
Eye-Opener Clinics:
Monday - Sunday 8-9 AM
Monday - Thursday 9-10 AM
New! Monday - Thursday 10-11 AM
Round Robins:
Friday - Sunday 9-10:30 AM
Call the Pro Shop 850.231.2214 to reserve.
Management
When you play on courts we manage, take a lesson, or pop into the pro shop, you’ll experience our unique approach to tennis: It's enjoyable, inviting, and flawless in the details and execution so players love their time on the courts. Capabilities include facility operations, court maintenance, programming, retail management, buying, accounting, social media expertise, and marketing. Create a world-class tennis experience with the expertise of 30A Tennis.
Groups, Teams & Events
Corporate outings, team weekends, special events and custom tournaments are a 30A Tennis speciality.
We’ll create a tennis event with the perfect mix of competition, skill and fun whether you've got a bachelorette trip, family reunion, birthday party or guy's getaway. For more info, email tracy@30atennis.com.
NEW! Pickleball events offered, too!
LOOK AT ALL THAT ROOM ABOVE THE NET: WIT AND WISDOM FROM A LIFETIME IN TENNIS
As a kid learning to play on an asphalt court with a chain link fence for a net, Tracy Townsend never imagined he’d run a wildly successful resort tennis program in the world’s first New Urbanist town.
The Tennis Director in Seaside, Florida, for over 20 years, Tracy has coached thousands of players who return time after time because they love the tennis community he has created with his magnetic personality, entertaining delivery, and famous Tracyisms.
As a tennis instructor, Tracy believes tennis should always be FUN! This philosophy has driven his 35-year teaching career, and now it’s on paper for all tennis players.
This isn’t your ordinary tennis tips book on doubles tennis strategy, the backhand stroke, or tennis serve tips (although all of those are covered). This book is entertaining, offering fun and funny advice, served up with sarcastic wit as only Tracy can.
Tracy’s style and personality jump off the pages. Reading the book is like being on the courts with him in Seaside, FL. In between solid tennis pointers for volley technique and forehand tips, you’re reminded that you play because you love tennis. You’re supposed to be having fun on the courts. And as Tracy says, “Winning is more fun than losing!”